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18 April 2006, 12:10 PM
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Back Into The Fold...
I'm thinking of getting rid of the Landrover, and getting another scoob as my daily runner. 
Looking for something differant, I fancy a 1994 WRX RA or something along those lines.
So if you know of anything like that for sale gimme a shout
Cheers
Looking for something differant, I fancy a 1994 WRX RA or something along those lines.
So if you know of anything like that for sale gimme a shout
Cheers
18 April 2006, 03:13 PM
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Hey m8 why don't you join me in the Catalunya clan 
its rather lonely in here 
Or how about a forester STI of you wanna go off road still
Chris
its rather lonely in here Or how about a forester STI of you wanna go off road still
Chris
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18 April 2006, 11:19 PM
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Recipe book for Ginge
- take 1 x RA with a blown engine/gearbox (cheap)
- add 1 x 2.5litre bottom end with sti5 heads (cheaper than you think!!)
- mix with 1 x 6-speed gearbox with DCCD, 20G turbo, FMIC and Andy Forrests remap
- boil for 45mins stiring consistantly
- once cool, leave over night in the fridge
et voila
a 400bhp rally car that can accelerate faster than a GT3 RS and take on the mighty Spec C
..........go on, you know it makes sence
- take 1 x RA with a blown engine/gearbox (cheap)
- add 1 x 2.5litre bottom end with sti5 heads (cheaper than you think!!)
- mix with 1 x 6-speed gearbox with DCCD, 20G turbo, FMIC and Andy Forrests remap
- boil for 45mins stiring consistantly
- once cool, leave over night in the fridge
et voila
a 400bhp rally car that can accelerate faster than a GT3 RS and take on the mighty Spec C
..........go on, you know it makes sence
20 April 2006, 12:21 AM
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I've been offered a DB7 at a very tidy price. I'm a DB9 man myself, but would make a good daily runner.
Still so tempted my another scoob though.
WIll have to see what the DB7 drives like
Still so tempted my another scoob though.
WIll have to see what the DB7 drives like
20 April 2006, 08:50 AM
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DB7 is a daily runner when you can get one as cheap as I've been offered 
But I'm not overly keen on the styling, they arn't exactly fast, and they are heavy.
But I'm not overly keen on the styling, they arn't exactly fast, and they are heavy.
20 April 2006, 09:09 AM
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What about a series 2 elise?
My mate has one and its crackin, i bloody love it
Nippy, handling to die for, would butcher almost anything where bends are involved, only a stock 1.8 engine and returns more than 35mpg.
Still look cool and the ladies love em
My mate has one and its crackin, i bloody love it
Nippy, handling to die for, would butcher almost anything where bends are involved, only a stock 1.8 engine and returns more than 35mpg.
Still look cool and the ladies love em
20 April 2006, 09:12 AM
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Got my heart set on a scoob really, I miss the burble from the exhaust.
Only reason I brought the DB7 into the equastion is because it's from a mate and silly cheap.
But if that doesnt work out will definatly be a scooby doo a type R sounds good 
Only reason I brought the DB7 into the equastion is because it's from a mate and silly cheap.
But if that doesnt work out will definatly be a scooby doo
a type R sounds good
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Originally Posted by Nevetas
Got my heart set on a scoob really, I miss the burble from the exhaust.
But if that doesnt work out will definatly be a scooby doo a type R sounds good
But if that doesnt work out will definatly be a scooby doo
a type R sounds good