B4 RSK gets the brembo treatment
14 July 2003, 11:31 PM
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Nice brakes Paul ,Stunning car ,we have got one of these ourselves and the blue and black leather seats look fab .It`s a shame that tyre fitters insist on knocking balance weights on the outer rim of alloy wheels. It damages them.
15 July 2003, 11:36 PM
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Looking good Paul 
Damm annoying they won't fit under my rims
Toplad,
just insist on sticky weights, after all your paying.
It's lonely at shows, the only one at Hickstead last weekend
P.S there's a Legacy TT corner (the one thats working), about time we had some more pics, except mine.
Mark
Damm annoying they won't fit under my rims
Toplad,
just insist on sticky weights, after all your paying.
It's lonely at shows, the only one at Hickstead last weekend
P.S there's a Legacy TT corner (the one thats working), about time we had some more pics, except mine.
Mark
17 July 2003, 12:31 AM
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thanks for the kind comments guys.
ref alk - nope - me no like the odd centering feeling that gives, besides the b4 doesn't lift/dive as badly as the imprezas I had.
Still might add the extra rev d links one day - though I am sorely tempted by the new GT b spec and need a wagon now anyway...
no suspension mods on this one as it is used for family transport and I like the compromise/tyre wear as it is.
most money has been spent on making sure fuelling/engine management are ok - oh and a zillion electronic gizmos to play with
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cheers, Paul W
ref alk - nope - me no like the odd centering feeling that gives, besides the b4 doesn't lift/dive as badly as the imprezas I had.
Still might add the extra rev d links one day - though I am sorely tempted by the new GT b spec and need a wagon now anyway...
no suspension mods on this one as it is used for family transport and I like the compromise/tyre wear as it is.
most money has been spent on making sure fuelling/engine management are ok - oh and a zillion electronic gizmos to play with
;-)
cheers, Paul W
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