My Classic WRX Import
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My Classic WRX Import
Just over a year ago I joined the forum and posted pictures of my new purchase and was made to feel very welcome.
Shortly after buying the car it broke down and needed a new engine which really was depressing.
After months of staying in, saving money and hard work it has finally paid off!
A big thank you to RGS Motorsport in Wellingborough for all their hard work. Would highly recommend!!!
So I thought I would start a new thread to show my progress so far and to continue to share the progress over the coming months.
I can't wait to get back into the forum to look at ideas and tips.
When I first bought the car
Painted the wheels
Then it broke down 😭
Comments and suggestions always welcome 😊
Shortly after buying the car it broke down and needed a new engine which really was depressing.
After months of staying in, saving money and hard work it has finally paid off!
A big thank you to RGS Motorsport in Wellingborough for all their hard work. Would highly recommend!!!
So I thought I would start a new thread to show my progress so far and to continue to share the progress over the coming months.
I can't wait to get back into the forum to look at ideas and tips.
When I first bought the car
Painted the wheels
Then it broke down 😭
Comments and suggestions always welcome 😊
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Back to original, or black crystal all lights. Unsure at the moment.
The block was £2200 delivered. Plus about £3500 for the rebuild with clutch, trailer costs, cam belt kit, oil pump etc. Plus around £2000 for the MOT (welding, tyres and brake upgrade)
May seem a lot of money but well worth it to have a strong engine, solid chassis and upgraded brakes
The block was £2200 delivered. Plus about £3500 for the rebuild with clutch, trailer costs, cam belt kit, oil pump etc. Plus around £2000 for the MOT (welding, tyres and brake upgrade)
May seem a lot of money but well worth it to have a strong engine, solid chassis and upgraded brakes
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Yeah just short of £10,000 overall. People will call me mad but to me it's like having a brand new Impreza with uprated parts so I can push for power with better reliability. To me that's £10,000 well spent, to the mrs Thats a house deposit! I just didn't want to give up on it, I've scrapped too many cars in the past, I just couldn't do it to this car.
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Dam man, that is insane , i love my car but wouldn't spend that much on it, be stripped and buy a p1 lol
You must love that car
If i was going to pay 10k i would have bought this that Matt built, loved it
https://www.scoobynet.com/full-cars-...-breaking.html
You must love that car
If i was going to pay 10k i would have bought this that Matt built, loved it
https://www.scoobynet.com/full-cars-...-breaking.html
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Yeah I do love it, I didn't want to spend 5 or 6 grand on a car and it still blow up. Besides i spent £1000 on fuel in the first month I owned it, so I'm used to it costing me a lot of money.
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FMIC, fuel pump, remap. Tidy the bodywork and interior up. Then start looking at 6 speed gearbox. Moving on to bigger turbo, injectors, remap again. The usual lol
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Hsvent posted in here in ages!
Car has changed a bit since my last update.
Front end given a makeover
And the interior stripped out ready for bucket seats and harnesses
How it looks currently
Looking forward to some work being done on it tomorrow and getting it ready for summer 🙂
Car has changed a bit since my last update.
Front end given a makeover
And the interior stripped out ready for bucket seats and harnesses
How it looks currently
Looking forward to some work being done on it tomorrow and getting it ready for summer 🙂
Last edited by Ficken89; 27 April 2016 at 05:26 PM.
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