A&J White Blackburn, Possibly going to the Scooby darkside
06 October 2003, 11:08 PM
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Was speaking to Nick White at the above last week with regards to him going into aftermarket scooby products now he's not franchised anymore. Has all the equipment and the experience to become a scooby specialist but was querieing the market for such in the area.
Told him their was no one within 50 miles that could supply the enthusiast with what they really wanted for their scoobs.
So maybe you could post here to show the possible interest a specialist could expect in this area.
Told him their was no one within 50 miles that could supply the enthusiast with what they really wanted for their scoobs.
So maybe you could post here to show the possible interest a specialist could expect in this area.
08 October 2003, 10:53 PM
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Don't think their is much they have not dealt with over their time in business, though i would imagine primarily scoobs are the same no matter what model they are and all the technical data would be available to them if necessary.
09 October 2003, 08:57 AM
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Trev,
'primarily scoobs are the same no matter what model'
Saying broad statements like that is exactly why I have to be very careful where I get mine serviced. My car is a twin scroll turbo and has many changes to previous Impreza's. For example, the headers take up more room than previously and so the normal oil filter will not fit. The oil filter for a Forrester does though IIRC!!! Getting my car serviced by someone who is not experienced in these new cars could see me stuck until they
get such a filter in stock. At which point you then lose confidence in their abilities.
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'primarily scoobs are the same no matter what model'
Saying broad statements like that is exactly why I have to be very careful where I get mine serviced. My car is a twin scroll turbo and has many changes to previous Impreza's. For example, the headers take up more room than previously and so the normal oil filter will not fit. The oil filter for a Forrester does though IIRC!!! Getting my car serviced by someone who is not experienced in these new cars could see me stuck until they
get such a filter in stock. At which point you then lose confidence in their abilities.
Damian.
09 October 2003, 10:10 PM
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Point taken,
I suppose the only way to be sure is to check if it comes off and that will be depemdent on whether he feels it would be viable and that of course depends on the response on here and similar sites and enquireries.
Point taken,
I suppose the only way to be sure is to check if it comes off and that will be depemdent on whether he feels it would be viable and that of course depends on the response on here and similar sites and enquireries.
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