What is the highest mileage scoob on this bbs?
my baby has done 201000k's (126000 miles)
replaced the plugs @ 125000k's and the cam belt.
Just put it up against a GT-R 33 he beat me by 1 sec over a 2.5 km hill climb
this is the only time he beat me
Std 95 WRX
replaced the plugs @ 125000k's and the cam belt.
Just put it up against a GT-R 33 he beat me by 1 sec over a 2.5 km hill climb
this is the only time he beat me

Std 95 WRX
Just wondered what sort of mileages theses things will run to witout having to do a major rebuild? do they still perform well at say 60000 / 70000 miles or do they get tired. quite like mine but after a couple of years it will of clocked up over 50000 miles. dont want to part with it as i have swapped and changed every 10 months b4 i bought scoob! now hooked! cheers Lee
Well, I know I won't be the top contender but my beast has done 119,000kms, about 75,000miles, and is still running strongly. It "appears" to still have a fair few kms in it, I'm hoping at least another 20,000 for me!
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Thanks for the input! that sounds promising then, just wasnt sure as everyone you see advertised always seems to be low mileage. i have nothing to worry about yet then atr 24000. what sort of money for gerarbox rebuild or even engine rebuild? i suppose once out of waranty you could do somthing abit more special with the engine when it needs rebuilding, anyone done that with there pride and joy? cheers Lee
Lee,
got a UK95 with 70K miles on the clock. Touch wood, the engine still feels very fresh as does everything else except the gearbox. Still on original clutch and 1st gear synchro is feeling a little 'tired'. I'm probably looking at a recon or replacement gearbox in 5-10k miles and clutch maybe sooner. From tentative inquiries new gearboxes are acutally quite cheap and a recons are too. The big cost is I think will be labour, since it's an engine out job - much the same as the clutch replacement.
Andy
got a UK95 with 70K miles on the clock. Touch wood, the engine still feels very fresh as does everything else except the gearbox. Still on original clutch and 1st gear synchro is feeling a little 'tired'. I'm probably looking at a recon or replacement gearbox in 5-10k miles and clutch maybe sooner. From tentative inquiries new gearboxes are acutally quite cheap and a recons are too. The big cost is I think will be labour, since it's an engine out job - much the same as the clutch replacement.
Andy
I did 90000 miles in my brand new MY98 in just over 2 years - spent next to nothing on it in that time in repairs.
However due to it being driven quite hard
there was a few things that needed doing when it went back to contract hire co. e.g. shocks, tyres
and a major oil leak in engine (£600 repair!!)
The suprise was that the clutch was still in one piece!!
Remember that high milage in Scoob can cost the licence dear
Cheers
Paul
However due to it being driven quite hard
there was a few things that needed doing when it went back to contract hire co. e.g. shocks, tyres
and a major oil leak in engine (£600 repair!!)The suprise was that the clutch was still in one piece!!
Remember that high milage in Scoob can cost the licence dear

Cheers
Paul
All sounds like good news! it was one of those do i get rid when the waranty is up, as i like to plan ahead what to get next, problem is im sstill not that keen on new shape, so i will just chuck some money at this one to make it abit more special. i only get it serviced as specified by the main dealer, do alot of you change your oil and filter in between services, i suppose its good for it but as the service gaps arent huge just wondered if anyone did? cheers Lee
One of the best ways to preserve an engine is to make sure the engine oil is regularly changed. I have always changed mine 1/2 way through the service interval. If that means every 2000 miles so be it. Oil and filter doesn't cost a lot.
Remove the engine oil filler cap on any old ford to find out what a lack of oil change does. Black gunk.
Cheers
Lee
Remove the engine oil filler cap on any old ford to find out what a lack of oil change does. Black gunk.
Cheers
Lee
MY 92 Legacy Turbo, sold 4 months ago with 213K miles. Regularly serviced (oil change every 3-4K for last 6 years)
Original engine & gearbox, diffs etc. with lots of bolt on goodies + chipped, est. 260-280bhp.
Ran (and still is running) great - strong accelleration with no clouds of oil etc.
(had less paint chips on bonnet than my 28K miles impreza
)
Original engine & gearbox, diffs etc. with lots of bolt on goodies + chipped, est. 260-280bhp.
Ran (and still is running) great - strong accelleration with no clouds of oil etc.
(had less paint chips on bonnet than my 28K miles impreza
)
105,000 Miles 13,000 by me.
Valve spring let go at 95,000 miles but all done under warrenty by THWhite in Cirencester.
Maintained to schedule by Thwhite until 98k then by Powerstation in Cheltenham (as I only live down the road)
New Tar ox pads/disks at 104,000 miles
Still very fast, Im doing a track day at Anglesey on Friday :-)
Valve spring let go at 95,000 miles but all done under warrenty by THWhite in Cirencester.
Maintained to schedule by Thwhite until 98k then by Powerstation in Cheltenham (as I only live down the road)
New Tar ox pads/disks at 104,000 miles
Still very fast, Im doing a track day at Anglesey on Friday :-)
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