Miles and Scoobies ??
Originally Posted by burpworm
Just a quick questiong for you all to get your teeth inot, What are scoobies good for when it comes to miles ? 100k 200k ??
Ben
Ben
try this for subaru's doin over 100k!
legacy outback done 500 000 miles, still on original engine!!!
http://hometown.aol.com/nv1z/subaruh...eage.html?f=fs
legacy outback done 500 000 miles, still on original engine!!!
http://hometown.aol.com/nv1z/subaruh...eage.html?f=fs
My 93 WRX had 46K miles on the clock when I got it five years ago, now it has 141K miles. I abuse the hell out of it. For servicing, it just gets the ocasional oil and filter change when I can be bothered. It hasn't had a cam belt change or even a plugs and filter change in all that time but it just keeps on going. I also don't use octane booster. In fact, I reckon I do everything that all the know-alls say we shouldn't.
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Originally Posted by scunnered
My 93 WRX had 46K miles on the clock when I got it five years ago, now it has 141K miles. I abuse the hell out of it. For servicing, it just gets the ocasional oil and filter change when I can be bothered. It hasn't had a cam belt change or even a plugs and filter change in all that time but it just keeps on going. I also don't use octane booster. In fact, I reckon I do everything that all the know-alls say we shouldn't.
I'm just hoping the engine will let go soon because I don't intend to spend any money on it. I have a blueprinted engine waiting to go in. The rest of the car is in pristine condition, everything (apart from the engine has been modded or replaced.
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