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was looking at spacemans car the other day on iwsti it does look good , it will look good when u get yours on rob !!
had busy day got car washed & polished & summer tyres back on !!!!
had busy day got car washed & polished & summer tyres back on !!!!
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had busy day got car washed & polished & summer tyres back on !!!!
Tyres went on mine today, but not had the chance to offer them up to the car yet lolOriginally Posted by sparkey67
was looking at spacemans car the other day on iwsti it does look good , it will look good when u get yours on rob !!had busy day got car washed & polished & summer tyres back on !!!!

you fancy popping across & waxing mine lol

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you fancy popping across & waxing mine lol
i would if i had time busy busy ! on hoilday this wk & never stopped easyer being at work Originally Posted by rob84
Tyres went on mine today, but not had the chance to offer them up to the car yet lol
you fancy popping across & waxing mine lol
& busy wk end ahead border rally on sat & young at morpeth rugby county cup on sun allday back to work for rest on m,mondaylook forward of seeing yours when wheels r on

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think i'm gonna have to fit my spare rear lights that i've covered in red
rob, do you know how much a LHD rear light bit is to remove the fog light red bit?
rob, do you know how much a LHD rear light bit is to remove the fog light red bit?
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Why people hate the hatch is beyond me! A couple of simple mods and they look awesome.. rear lights, rims and lowering and they look sweet.Originally Posted by rob84
Spacemans car
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rob, do you know how much a LHD rear light bit is to remove the fog light red bit?
£57.43 + vat for the clear lampOriginally Posted by rb5 286
think i'm gonna have to fit my spare rear lights that i've covered in redrob, do you know how much a LHD rear light bit is to remove the fog light red bit?
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you are right, best looking one that they have built so far imo, and practicality is off the chart. Look at the post count and views on this thread to get an idea of how popular it is.Originally Posted by jameswrx
Why people hate the hatch is beyond me! A couple of simple mods and they look awesome.. rear lights, rims and lowering and they look sweet.
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Ouch. Assume with that mileage an MY08 model. Did it have the ecu reflash/patch done?
all the flashes where completed
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thanks Rob
just seen this at local dealer

got me thinking.....should I take the plunge - I love the colour
just seen this at local dealer
got me thinking.....should I take the plunge - I love the colour
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A JDM hatch looking like the pic I quoted would do me just fine! Trouble is, I'm about £20k short Originally Posted by ramdor
you are right, best looking one that they have built so far imo, and practicality is off the chart. Look at the post count and views on this thread to get an idea of how popular it is.

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At what mileage were they applied?Originally Posted by bushiwarrior
all the flashes where completed
Do you know the history of the car prior to you?
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A JDM hatch looking like the pic I quoted would do me just fine! Trouble is, I'm about £20k short
buy mine
its going on PH 2moro for £18k but realistically looking at £17k
looking like a BRZ as its a diesel is next, waiting for deal to come back
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Question for STI hatch owners
Today found i had a nice little pool of oil under my car
took it to the dealer to check out and found to have a hole in the oil filter so then had to part with £85 for oil and filter change
this is the second time this has happened to me the first time it really pi$$ed out and i only noticed due to the smoke that was coming out of the back (Oil on hot exhaust)
when i dipped i could not see the mark so got AA to relay
question is stones or gravel hitting a oil filter a common occurance on the sti like i say this is the second time this has happened or am i just unlucky
for info the recall i got to prevent corrosion on the front suspension was for my previous car a fast back
Today found i had a nice little pool of oil under my car
took it to the dealer to check out and found to have a hole in the oil filter so then had to part with £85 for oil and filter change
this is the second time this has happened to me the first time it really pi$$ed out and i only noticed due to the smoke that was coming out of the back (Oil on hot exhaust)
when i dipped i could not see the mark so got AA to relay
question is stones or gravel hitting a oil filter a common occurance on the sti like i say this is the second time this has happened or am i just unlucky
for info the recall i got to prevent corrosion on the front suspension was for my previous car a fast back
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Today found i had a nice little pool of oil under my car
took it to the dealer to check out and found to have a hole in the oil filter so then had to part with £85 for oil and filter change
this is the second time this has happened to me the first time it really pi$$ed out and i only noticed due to the smoke that was coming out of the back (Oil on hot exhaust)
when i dipped i could not see the mark so got AA to relay
question is stones or gravel hitting a oil filter a common occurance on the sti like i say this is the second time this has happened or am i just unlucky
for info the recall i got to prevent corrosion on the front suspension was for my previous car a fast back
Never seen that happen before, for starters the undertray should sheild from any road debris entering the underside of the vehicle and secondly the filter is up level with the exhaust manifold so shouldnt be the brunt of any impact. sounds like some ones trying to sabotage your car Originally Posted by Rocket launcher
Question for STI hatch owners Today found i had a nice little pool of oil under my car
took it to the dealer to check out and found to have a hole in the oil filter so then had to part with £85 for oil and filter change
this is the second time this has happened to me the first time it really pi$$ed out and i only noticed due to the smoke that was coming out of the back (Oil on hot exhaust)
when i dipped i could not see the mark so got AA to relay
question is stones or gravel hitting a oil filter a common occurance on the sti like i say this is the second time this has happened or am i just unlucky
for info the recall i got to prevent corrosion on the front suspension was for my previous car a fast back

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Yes, where's your under tray!Originally Posted by rob84
Never seen that happen before, for starters the undertray should sheild from any road debris entering the underside of the vehicle and secondly the filter is up level with the exhaust manifold so shouldnt be the brunt of any impact. sounds like some ones trying to sabotage your car
Or is it a case of the oil filter seal leaking?
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as said already, very strange that you have had it happen twice, with the undertray in place theres no way any debris could cause that
hole in the oil filter - weird, did they show you the hole?
hole in the oil filter - weird, did they show you the hole?
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I have just had my 09 STI service and MOT carried out at my local Subaru dealer. During the service they changed the front brake pads. I asked for the old pads back and they provided these for me, without hesitation, in the box the new pads had come out of.
My concern is that the pads they fitted are made by blueprint (www.blueprint-adl.com). The dealer charged £132.31+VAT. He did not charge for fitting.
Have I been ripped off and are these pads up to the job?
How much for standard Brembo pads for normal road use?
Thanks in advance
My concern is that the pads they fitted are made by blueprint (www.blueprint-adl.com). The dealer charged £132.31+VAT. He did not charge for fitting.
Have I been ripped off and are these pads up to the job?
How much for standard Brembo pads for normal road use?
Thanks in advance
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Genuine brembo pads from NextdayBrakes.com are £80. so blueprint ones are costing the earth. the genuine brembo pads from subaru are £255.06
A Subaru dealer fitted blueprint pads? Lol, interesting! Did you ask for a cheap option? The std brembos at the dealer would be horrendously expensive.
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Yes the Subaru dealer fitted these. No I did not specify a cheap option. I was away on a course and they asked if I wanted the pads changed as they were worn. They did say they would only charge for the parts. Not the labour.
At no time was a cheap option offered and had I been offered a cheap option I would of refused.
How good or more importantly how bad are these pads? Has anybody had experience of these with Subaru or any other cars?
At no time was a cheap option offered and had I been offered a cheap option I would of refused.
How good or more importantly how bad are these pads? Has anybody had experience of these with Subaru or any other cars?
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Godspeed's worth looking at?
http://www.godspeedbrakes.co.uk/~god...d_category=152
http://www.godspeedbrakes.co.uk/~god...d_category=152
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RobOriginally Posted by rob84
Genuine brembo pads from NextdayBrakes.com are £80. so blueprint ones are costing the earth. the genuine brembo pads from subaru are £255.06
I have had a quick look on NextdayBrakes.com and cannot see pads for the 09 STI.
Do you have part number?
Thanks
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I have had a quick look on NextdayBrakes.com and cannot see pads for the 09 STI.
Do you have part number?
Thanks
Impreza GR P54039 brembos are all the same from 08 sti onwardsOriginally Posted by terzo98
RobI have had a quick look on NextdayBrakes.com and cannot see pads for the 09 STI.
Do you have part number?
Thanks
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why would they fit anything but the OE part?
Derek Slack, Middlesbrough. First time I have used them. I have used S G Petch in Richmond for 15 years without any problems but it is 30 miles from my home. I thought I would try Derek Slack as they are so close.Originally Posted by rb5 286
what dealer was this?why would they fit anything but the OE part?





