nizmo80

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Hi all here is my impreza 2003 sti with rota grid drifts that I just put on today

scoobyboy1

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Looks spot on mate!!!

yabbadoo4

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very nice! grids just look awsome on a scoob.

JonMc

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Looks great, nice fit

the shreksta

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looks real nice matey,top choice of wheel

The Stitcher

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Looks very nice

thenewgalaxy

I like the way you've parked about three feet from the kerb for fear of scuffing them!

Either that or you park like a woman

beardo47

Stretch see you next tuesday.

Dirk Diggler 75

Very nice blob ...

BrownPantsRacing

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Love it!

bioforger

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nice stretch jizmo

EssexJamie

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Ahhh stretched and stanced, deserves to be on a certain Facebook page this!!


Haha only joking looks good mate, stretch isn't that bad at all.
Sits proper nice looks purposeful.
Personally needs the mesh black as well

thenewgalaxy

His eyes glaze over when he hears "stretch" and "rims" in the same sentence.

53

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Grilles need to be black Norbert

bioforger

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Yes black mesh and detangoed like this;

EssexJamie

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So much more aggressive with black mesh

53

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Defo Handy having that urn in the engine bay for impromptu cups of tea

Should have gone XXR's for more exclusivity

lofty35

looks great mate, got a set of grids myself to fit on my bug in a couple of weeks

nizmo80

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thanks for all the replys guys I am really liking the grids on my car

nizmo80

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see the white lines richard I have all that space to park in

detangoed and sprayed black look so much better
spraying the grill is no probs but I think my wife will go a bit crazy if
she finds me putting my headlights in the oven
I will have to keep a eye out for somebody selling headlights that are already detangoed

two birds one stone with the urn as it looks good in the bay and I can make cups of coco with it when away camping as well

the XXR's are in the cupboard for the time being,
there has already been a few people offering to buy them but I am keeping them for spares

the shreksta

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you dont need to put them in the oven just use her hairdryer instead

nizmo80

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very good idea shreksta

I will need to wait until the wife A.K.A the Dragonwitch is out for the day with her friends
as she would go nut if she caught me using her hair dryer for working on car parts LOL

did you do yours with a hair dryer shreksta

the shreksta

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mine were already done mate but ive got a spare set here i need to separate as im doing a cold air feed through one of them

when re-sealing them use tiger seal and remember to put all the screws back in

bioforger

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A heatgun is better, hairdryer will just take a bit longer, oven is best bet, but you have to keep an eye on them, otherwise they may melt

thenewgalaxy

Only white lines I can see are the ones I have left on your missus' face

nizmo80

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You know I have something to say its regarding your missus Richard.

She said and I quote " Richards got a *** the size of a budgies toenail "
Well thats what I think she said as she was bent over a chair
and I was not the only fella in the room and she did have here mouth full at the time.

You can tell her norrie said she was the best fiver he had ever spent though

wrx9181

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Looks really good
Very high though is this on coilovers?

nizmo80

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Cheers

Yes its on bc coilovers with the rear arches rolled and 5mm spacers on front wheels

The front is perfect height but the rears i still have lower around a half inch maybe a little bit more.
Have not had the time to lower the rear recently but when i get time that will be done as well.

pwakefield

Looks mint! about to pick up a 2002 sti myself

tubbytommy

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Detango and black grills or gtfo.....