Reliability mods for a classic
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Reliability mods for a classic
Hi, I own a MY94 wrx with a fews mods, and I have owned it for around half a year, and seems over half of it has been time spent working on mending the car.
around 150k kilometers on the odo and things that have broke are: The clutch, the vehicle speed sensor, and a fusible link/alternator blowing up causing massive electrical damage including all electrics in the interior, and some of the engine bay electrics going kaput aswell.
Well, things got fixed and my wallet got lighter, having replaced all the fuses and whatnot, fixed the electrical wiring, changed clutches and had all that stuff done.
And now, being scared s***less and not even driven my car for a few months, Ive saved up some money (am a student so money come only so often) and looking for "budget" reliability mods for my scoob. Ive been looking at a new 255 walbro and a zero/sports thermostat atleast..
Any opinions on good mods for me?
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James
around 150k kilometers on the odo and things that have broke are: The clutch, the vehicle speed sensor, and a fusible link/alternator blowing up causing massive electrical damage including all electrics in the interior, and some of the engine bay electrics going kaput aswell.
Well, things got fixed and my wallet got lighter, having replaced all the fuses and whatnot, fixed the electrical wiring, changed clutches and had all that stuff done.
And now, being scared s***less and not even driven my car for a few months, Ive saved up some money (am a student so money come only so often) and looking for "budget" reliability mods for my scoob. Ive been looking at a new 255 walbro and a zero/sports thermostat atleast..
Any opinions on good mods for me?
Regards
James
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an 18 year old car mate you have to expect a few thing to go wrong.a good service, cambelt change, oil changes as well and you can prevent a major engine failure that will cost you a lot. no point in having the car sitting there. drive it, enjoy it, don't drive it at warp speed everywhere. let the other young lads race each other. i know it is hard but if you race and something happens are they going to give you money to fix your car.
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an 18 year old car mate you have to expect a few thing to go wrong.a good service, cambelt change, oil changes as well and you can prevent a major engine failure that will cost you a lot. no point in having the car sitting there. drive it, enjoy it, don't drive it at warp speed everywhere. let the other young lads race each other. i know it is hard but if you race and something happens are they going to give you money to fix your car.
Dont really enjoy racing against fellow motorists but rather take the car just on joyfull spins around some woodland roads
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then you have done everything you can. just enjoy your car. no pint in spending all that money just for it to sit unused. i wish i had an impreza when i was a student. you are a very lucky fella.
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