I had to buy a bigger boat my friend...can't ride my BMX any more so bigger bikes won't fit in Mrs car....so at least I have a scoob that's running now


Hope you and Lisa are all good

 

Blimey Ian, you are still on this! At least you know it will be done properly.

A Forester owner now

 

I've not touched it for a few years so not sure if I can be classed as 'on it'

Hope all is well with you and yours

 

You should be lock down on it by now Ian

 

Well the house is finished Si...and plans a' foot to rebuild the garage/workshop so it's getting some Vit D this year for sure

I'm widening the whole structure so hope to have some inside workspace instead of just a normal garage

I hope you and yours are all well in these weird times

 

You're not wrong there Frayz!!

Nice to see you still have it Ian, hope it runs at some point this decade.

 

So do I; just gotta finish fitting the Ohlins and Buddy Club seats to the S2000...oh and finish the garage/workshop

 

Over six months later and still no updates. Howay Ian, you're slacking mate.

 

Alright you Old Rascal not slacking...busy, busy; new home for the old shed which is big enough for me to work in

 

It's even moved. Four man job

 

That garage must be finished and progress started again.......?

 

Injury stopped play Trev; have the most awful sciatica so having to take it easy, but physio is helping...age is catching up with me

AlI I have left to do on the shed is finish boarding out, build and assemble internal wall/sliding door, final fix electrics, paint the floor, and put cladding on. I have also cleared another part of the garden, build another concrete slab, and stuck a greenhouse on it, so in my defense, I haven't been sitting around, even when injured...in fact, I can't sit in the S2000 for more than about 10 minutes. Which is annoying

You and yours all good?

 

Bump for updates

 

 

Wagons nearly roll

 

Well its about to be pushed back in it's new home

Hope you and yours are well Si

 

I found this thread via google searching "DIY parallel fuel rail setups" & read from 2008. I've read it before but what a rollercoaster, awesome

What does the to do list look like if you don't mind me asking (& it's healthy for us to talk about our problems ).

 

Cheers Kaosone, hopefully it has been useful

My list...



Sitting pretty in it's new home at least

 

16 years and 6 days since the first post.

Is it finished yet?

 

Alright Trev...hope you and yours are well

Not done much, but I've sold the Foz and purchased another wagon

 

Oh, that's nice!

 

Cheers!

Thread here if its of any interest

 

Thanks, just read that. Used to have an oil Gen 4 Leggy, went to the Alps many times.
Did you notice a big difference with the Sti rear arms and link? On my jdm hatch they were night and day.

 

Well it's a big old boat, and prior to fitting all the sti gubbins it was a bit too wallowy for my taste, steering in particular was a bit dead. You still feel the weight of the thing when changing direction and stopping, but it feels a bit sharper, a bit more responsive and less lazy all round. It's no sports car though!

Well worth the hassle of finding and importing the bits in my opinion

 

Yearly check in from me

 

Any updates?

 

Hope you and yours are well

 

Well my retirement date is 01/04/2033...so should have something after that

Hope you are yours are well Trev