08/09 Hatches, Stand up and show yourselves!!!
Arron that is where I'm stuck at the moment, the car was rebuilt at 24k under warranty but just thinking it may be best.
there's still plenty of cars out there that haven't gone bang.
no official numbers can be confirmed on how many have gone pop.. in relation to how many have been sold.
you're always more likely to hear off issues than non issue cars.
It shouldn't put anyone looking at buying a 2008-10 hatch in 2013
It's a lottery with the engine failures Salsa and the odds are worse than pretty much any other late model car in the U.K. The Hatch is good in so many ways but it has a massive flaw and its cost Subaru a lot of future custom.
If your buying then forged has to be high on the check list. If its forged then you have the ingredients for a great car.
If your buying then forged has to be high on the check list. If its forged then you have the ingredients for a great car.
But you shouldn't have to finish off a car that retails at 30k. With correct maintenance and driving sympathy you should see 100,000 miles without any engine concerns. You simply cannot guarantee this on any Hatch.
It's scandolous really that Subaru have got away with it.
It's scandolous really that Subaru have got away with it.
Well finally the rain stopped, I had time to take a quick snap and the car was clean, well sort of it is white!
Miss the Hatch but loving this just as much and the Recaros and goodies I never had on my MY08 are great, Mrs is not happy we no longer have heated seats though.
My old hatch was px'd at Pollitts, aka Exeter Subaru if anyone is looking for a good clean 08.
Hope you like.


Cheers
A
Miss the Hatch but loving this just as much and the Recaros and goodies I never had on my MY08 are great, Mrs is not happy we no longer have heated seats though.
My old hatch was px'd at Pollitts, aka Exeter Subaru if anyone is looking for a good clean 08.
Hope you like.
Cheers
A
Last edited by Abx; Jan 1, 2013 at 07:54 PM.
it's a shame the MY11 didn't come in PURE White, the Satin White just doesn't do it for me 
Front bumper does look aggressive though.
First wash of the year and first photo I've managed to take in the day light of my car with the STi17" (winter) Alloys

Front bumper does look aggressive though.
First wash of the year and first photo I've managed to take in the day light of my car with the STi17" (winter) Alloys
Cars looking great! Blue looks quality! I'm going to do a fluro yellow set for my black/ grey hatch!
https://www.scoobynet.com/wheels-tyr...eppermint.html
2012 - Blue
https://www.scoobynet.com/950570-pro...l#post10812096
dead easy... and i know someone with a 17" Set of STi alloys (114pcd) and a brand new 330s Set if you want to do some yourself :0
Hi guys
A few parts for sale that I have sitting in the garage if anyone is interested before they go on ebay.
https://www.scoobynet.com/subaru-par...l#post10927673
Cheers
A
A few parts for sale that I have sitting in the garage if anyone is interested before they go on ebay.
https://www.scoobynet.com/subaru-par...l#post10927673
Cheers
A
Hi guys
A few parts for sale that I have sitting in the garage if anyone is interested before they go on ebay.
https://www.scoobynet.com/subaru-par...l#post10927673
Cheers
A
A few parts for sale that I have sitting in the garage if anyone is interested before they go on ebay.
https://www.scoobynet.com/subaru-par...l#post10927673
Cheers
A
If you move the clips from the bottom to the top of the cargo net, I believe you can then fit it behind the seats in the saloon

Cheers Don, that will save me buying another, have you a close up of where you have fitted it, IIRC there are 2 round clips that you screw into the side trim in the boot on the hatch?
By moving the platic hooks to the top you just clip it to the seat retaining brackets.
The plastic clips comprise of 2 parts. Twist the lower section off to reveal the cord clamps. Gently open using a small screwdriver and then the bungee cord can be pulled clear.
Remove the lower section from the cord.
Fitting to the top loops is exact opposite.
As I said I use one behind the rear seat plus the pair available for the side wells.
These are available from UK dealers under the same part number as in this thread.......
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show....php?t=2120824
there's still plenty of cars out there that haven't gone bang.
no official numbers can be confirmed on how many have gone pop.. in relation to how many have been sold.
you're always more likely to hear off issues than non issue cars.
It shouldn't put anyone looking at buying a 2008-10 hatch in 2013
no official numbers can be confirmed on how many have gone pop.. in relation to how many have been sold.
you're always more likely to hear off issues than non issue cars.
It shouldn't put anyone looking at buying a 2008-10 hatch in 2013

Looks spot on mate, wish you all the best with it. Now get the turnips fitted 

Well finally the rain stopped, I had time to take a quick snap and the car was clean, well sort of it is white!
Miss the Hatch but loving this just as much and the Recaros and goodies I never had on my MY08 are great, Mrs is not happy we no longer have heated seats though.
My old hatch was px'd at Pollitts, aka Exeter Subaru if anyone is looking for a good clean 08.
Hope you like.


Cheers
A
Miss the Hatch but loving this just as much and the Recaros and goodies I never had on my MY08 are great, Mrs is not happy we no longer have heated seats though.
My old hatch was px'd at Pollitts, aka Exeter Subaru if anyone is looking for a good clean 08.
Hope you like.


Cheers
A
By moving the platic hooks to the top you just clip it to the seat retaining brackets.
The plastic clips comprise of 2 parts. Twist the lower section off to reveal the cord clamps. Gently open using a small screwdriver and then the bungee cord can be pulled clear.
Remove the lower section from the cord.
Fitting to the top loops is exact opposite.
As I said I use one behind the rear seat plus the pair available for the side wells.
These are available from UK dealers under the same part number as in this thread.......
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show....php?t=2120824
The plastic clips comprise of 2 parts. Twist the lower section off to reveal the cord clamps. Gently open using a small screwdriver and then the bungee cord can be pulled clear.
Remove the lower section from the cord.
Fitting to the top loops is exact opposite.
As I said I use one behind the rear seat plus the pair available for the side wells.
These are available from UK dealers under the same part number as in this thread.......
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show....php?t=2120824
Cheers Don, worked a treat.
Hi all
I've resurrected a H&S group buy if anyone is interested, some very good savings to be had if anyone is looking for a new exhaust.
https://www.scoobynet.com/949919-fre...oup-buy-2.html
Cheers
Arron
I've resurrected a H&S group buy if anyone is interested, some very good savings to be had if anyone is looking for a new exhaust.
https://www.scoobynet.com/949919-fre...oup-buy-2.html
Cheers
Arron
hi lads this was maybe covered before,but does any one make front fog light protectors for 2008 sti hatch.got a accessories brochure for the hatch but dont see any listed,wouldnt mind a set in yellow if possible.thanks
Nothing oe but you can use Laminx film cut to size, this is what a lot of the Motorsport guys use, just google Laminx, will set you back about £15 posted.
Comes in various colours inc yellow.
Comes in various colours inc yellow.









