Andy Tang's Car!
05 January 2001, 05:45 PM
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Here are some piccies of my car. Sorry about the quality, but the weather wasn't at it's best today!!! 
Modifications to my UK MY99:
Ram Pod Air Inductor
ScoobySport Downpipe
ScoobySport Backbox
Magnex Mid-section (with resonator)
Prodrive WRC rear spoiler
17" P1 wheels
Subaru Wind Deflectors
Subaru Side Protection Mouldings
Modifications to my UK MY99:
Ram Pod Air Inductor
ScoobySport Downpipe
ScoobySport Backbox
Magnex Mid-section (with resonator)
Prodrive WRC rear spoiler
17" P1 wheels
Subaru Wind Deflectors
Subaru Side Protection Mouldings
05 January 2001, 10:45 PM
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Scotty,
I was put off by the price of the spoiler at first, but I managed to haggle a deal with my dealer. Should have been £500 + painting + fitting + VAT! I managed to get the spoiler and the colour coding for £500 including the VAT!!
Maxy,
I got the wheel for £995 from a dealer, and they had only done 1200 miles. Haven't sold the MIMs yet, but two people are battling it out!
Cheers
Andy
I was put off by the price of the spoiler at first, but I managed to haggle a deal with my dealer. Should have been £500 + painting + fitting + VAT! I managed to get the spoiler and the colour coding for £500 including the VAT!!
Maxy,
I got the wheel for £995 from a dealer, and they had only done 1200 miles. Haven't sold the MIMs yet, but two people are battling it out!
Cheers
Andy
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Yes they are Subaru parts, and for reasonable money, and NOT the £128 + VAT that GGR quoted!!
I got them from Cheam Motors. I think they were £67-ish, with the SIDC 10% discount! They took 20-30 minutes to fit.
Have a look at
I got them from Cheam Motors. I think they were £67-ish, with the SIDC 10% discount! They took 20-30 minutes to fit.
Have a look at
08 January 2001, 03:52 PM
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Andy
Cheers mate!
I've been looking for these for a while.......but like you said the price of them from GGR is crazy ......so was put off for a while...
But 40 notes sounds good to me!!
Nice one!
Niall
Cheers mate!
I've been looking for these for a while.......but like you said the price of them from GGR is crazy ......so was put off for a while...
But 40 notes sounds good to me!!
Nice one!
Niall
08 January 2001, 11:29 PM
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Niall,
Your welcome. Do you have a UK car or an WRX/STI? Remember to tell them, as the UK ones have the cutout on the drivers side for the ariel, while some/all (??) the Japanese cars don't!
Better safe than sorry and all that!
Andy
Your welcome. Do you have a UK car or an WRX/STI? Remember to tell them, as the UK ones have the cutout on the drivers side for the ariel, while some/all (??) the Japanese cars don't!
Better safe than sorry and all that!
Andy
08 January 2001, 11:39 PM
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the cars looking good! Looks in immaculate condition - what's the other side like 
is that your bungalow?
i live in a bungalow coz i can't stand stairs (too much like had work when i'm hammered )
is that your bungalow?
i live in a bungalow coz i can't stand stairs (too much like had work when i'm hammered
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Yeap it's a bungalow, with tools, car cleaning stuff, and other crap that won't fit in the house, oh and the car as well.
Sorry about the sarcastic answer, it's actually my garage!!
BTW the other side is much the same, only the other way around, and there's no steering wheel that side!!!
If you live near enough, pop down to the Fleet meet on Sunday, and pick holes then (I know where they all are)!!!
Cheers
Andy
Sorry about the sarcastic answer, it's actually my garage!!
BTW the other side is much the same, only the other way around, and there's no steering wheel that side!!!
If you live near enough, pop down to the Fleet meet on Sunday, and pick holes then (I know where they all are)!!!
Cheers
Andy
09 January 2001, 01:37 PM
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The Italian Job!
"Nuts to your watches - You just be there and don't be late neither!"
[This message has been edited by Squizz (edited 09 January 2001).]
"Nuts to your watches - You just be there and don't be late neither!"
[This message has been edited by Squizz (edited 09 January 2001).]
10 January 2001, 03:34 PM
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Andy
I've been in touch with upAuto but
unfortuntely the deflectors are out of stock at the mo.......however they have told me they will be getting more next week
Only thing is......they've said that these ones fit under the rubber seal and do not have any cutout on either side for the aerial...??
Are these different to yours then do ya reckon??
Niall
I've been in touch with upAuto but
unfortuntely the deflectors are out of stock at the mo.......however they have told me they will be getting more next week
Only thing is......they've said that these ones fit under the rubber seal and do not have any cutout on either side for the aerial...??
Are these different to yours then do ya reckon??
Niall
10 January 2001, 11:28 PM
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Niall,
The one's I have, supply 6 L-shaped brackets, 3 for each side. They need to be screwed into exsisting holes underneath the door seals. The wind deflector then mounts to the brackets, and get screwed in. The upper edge of the deflector has adhesive strip all the way along the top. This is then stuck to the bodywork of the car!
Yes they probably could be damaged easily!
I'll try and get some more pictures of the deflectors on Sunday. As soon as I have them I'll post them here.
Andy
The one's I have, supply 6 L-shaped brackets, 3 for each side. They need to be screwed into exsisting holes underneath the door seals. The wind deflector then mounts to the brackets, and get screwed in. The upper edge of the deflector has adhesive strip all the way along the top. This is then stuck to the bodywork of the car!
Yes they probably could be damaged easily!
I'll try and get some more pictures of the deflectors on Sunday. As soon as I have them I'll post them here.
Andy
12 January 2001, 10:07 AM
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Dazzler:
<B>They cause movement in my Y-fronts.
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Let me assure everyone, if I knew they would have that effect on his pants, I would never had sold them to him!!!!
<B>They cause movement in my Y-fronts.
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Let me assure everyone, if I knew they would have that effect on his pants, I would never had sold them to him!!!!
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