Robertio

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It's only taken me a bit over 15 months to get any pictures of it

Scoobychick

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You've got them wheels that I like

What are they?

Robertio

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Paws off Sal

They are Stillauto SR500s, cheap and lighter than the std 16"

Matt Churchill

What rear wing is that?

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Matt, an Sti V one from DR Motorsport

Another picture

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And a final one

Scoobychick

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I have to say me ol' mucker that it looks like you've got yerself a right tasty motor there... (as we say dahn sarf )

Very nice and spangly

Robertio

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John,

See:

rsturbojohn

Hi mate your rear spoiler, have you a phone number and or an address please from where you got it and a price?

Thanks John.

The_Gza

Afternoon

Looking good Robertio

BOB.T

Hey, I like that Robbie, nicely done!

Bob

Rebecca

glad to see it's nice and clean ... mmmmmm keep it up

ernie

hi

did the spoiler come painted? if so what is the quality like? also, did you have to drill any holes to fit it?

thanks

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Thanks all, pics from Scottish rally will be added, for those who think it is too clean

Ernie, the spoiler was supplied painted, the quality was fairly good, a couple of small runs where the 2 parts are joined together, but nothing that can be seem once fitted

The drilling of holes is largely down to luck, on most cars I believe it is not a problem, I have seen them fitted straight on to the original holes. However, in my case I had to drill new holes for mine, this was at least partly down to Subaru making a mess of putting the original holes in my boot
If you do have to drill new holes it is not a problem, as long as you seal up the original holes as they are covered by the new spoiler.

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As promised





Anyone else notice that Silver cars don't look as dirty as they really are?