Pic request - Classic Front Splitters
09 August 2004, 10:06 AM
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Pic request - Classic Front Splitters
Thinking about changing the front end of the car - can't decide which splitter would look best on a DBM classic though - any ideas?
09 August 2004, 10:16 AM
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Here's a couple of mine. Sti 6 front splitter and upgraded the front grille too but not sure what they call that type of grille. Hope that helps alittle
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09 August 2004, 12:15 PM
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I've got an STI 6 one on mine, Pictures are here:
http://community.webshots.com/album/156216068MhVdGG
Car is up for sale at the moment, unless I change my mind!
http://community.webshots.com/album/156216068MhVdGG
Car is up for sale at the moment, unless I change my mind!
09 August 2004, 12:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Ray_li
OWL28
Do those fog lamp covers go straight on or did you have to mess around with them to get them to fit.
Do those fog lamp covers go straight on or did you have to mess around with them to get them to fit.
They use three fixing points which are already in the facelift bumper. Couldn't have been made any easier for me!Some cracking motors! Think I'll have to get one of those Sti 6 rear spoilers for mine!! ( Like K9VYN's. Think it's an Sti 6?? ) This BBS just makes you spend so much money
Good luck with your search
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09 August 2004, 12:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Owl28
Straight in m8 as K9VYN said They use three fixing points which are already in the facelift bumper. Couldn't have been made any easier for me!
Some cracking motors! Think I'll have to get one of those Sti 6 rear spoilers for mine!! ( Like K9VYN's. Think it's an Sti 6?? ) This BBS just makes you spend so much money
Good luck with your search
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They use three fixing points which are already in the facelift bumper. Couldn't have been made any easier for me!Some cracking motors! Think I'll have to get one of those Sti 6 rear spoilers for mine!! ( Like K9VYN's. Think it's an Sti 6?? ) This BBS just makes you spend so much money
Good luck with your search
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Mines actually a version 5 - the 6 is slightly taller (raised lip), but nice never the less!
09 August 2004, 12:46 PM
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K9VYN, Did you have the work done at Scooby Clinic? I'm nipping up this week so will have a look at what they have in.
Cheers m8
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Cheers m8
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09 August 2004, 12:55 PM
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K9VYN does use Scoobyclinic and can recommend them.
Mines in at the moment for cosmetic damage great service, prices etc etc.
Also had the Sti Covers for MY00......however 3 weeks ago one actually fell out and I ran over it and broke the brackets.
There are some new ones now for the updated classic bumper which have a screw in which obviously stop them from coming loose, will be going for these ones next.
Ashley
Mines in at the moment for cosmetic damage great service, prices etc etc.
Also had the Sti Covers for MY00......however 3 weeks ago one actually fell out and I ran over it and broke the brackets.
There are some new ones now for the updated classic bumper which have a screw in which obviously stop them from coming loose, will be going for these ones next.
Ashley
09 August 2004, 01:03 PM
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Hi Ashley, I have been using Scooby Clinic for all my subaru needs also. Just thought I'd seen K9VYN's car in there on one of the many occasions mine has been in there to be pampered!! I also recommend them!
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I also recommend them! Steve.
09 August 2004, 01:47 PM
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Not even sure what mine is? Variation on a 6 maybe? Any ideas.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...ooby_front.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...ooby_front.jpg
09 August 2004, 02:26 PM
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Originally Posted by TAINTON
K9VYN does use Scoobyclinic and can recommend them.
Mines in at the moment for cosmetic damage great service, prices etc etc.
Also had the Sti Covers for MY00......however 3 weeks ago one actually fell out and I ran over it and broke the brackets.
There are some new ones now for the updated classic bumper which have a screw in which obviously stop them from coming loose, will be going for these ones next.
Ashley
Mines in at the moment for cosmetic damage great service, prices etc etc.
Also had the Sti Covers for MY00......however 3 weeks ago one actually fell out and I ran over it and broke the brackets.
There are some new ones now for the updated classic bumper which have a screw in which obviously stop them from coming loose, will be going for these ones next.
Ashley
BTW i drive a MY00
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09 August 2004, 02:31 PM
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Ray
There are quite a few on ebay which seem to to going for around £30 some are buy-it-now £39. They are exactly like richiewong.
Bascially mine were exactly the same as richie's minus the screw fixing.
Ashley
PS Ray you had any joy with them prodrive spoilers yet?
There are quite a few on ebay which seem to to going for around £30 some are buy-it-now £39. They are exactly like richiewong.
Bascially mine were exactly the same as richie's minus the screw fixing.
Ashley
PS Ray you had any joy with them prodrive spoilers yet?
09 August 2004, 02:46 PM
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www.drmotorsport.co.uk Are where mine came from originally £85 painted then you can add the graphics as well if you so desire.
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09 August 2004, 02:49 PM
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Originally Posted by STi Blues
Not even sure what mine is? Variation on a 6 maybe? Any ideas.
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09 August 2004, 03:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Owl28
K9VYN, Did you have the work done at Scooby Clinic? I'm nipping up this week so will have a look at what they have in.
Cheers m8
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Cheers m8
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as stated by Tainton, i do use SC. my car is currently there if you fancy a closer look at the work they did. i had a vision and they put it all together nicely!
09 August 2004, 03:14 PM
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P1 is the best looking overall in my opinion but i'd still recommend the STi 6 unless you can find a genuine Subaru P1 splitter. The fit from the P1 replica i got off eBay is less than desireable, i'll probably move to a 'safer' STi 6 the next time the car goes for some paint.
09 August 2004, 03:16 PM
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SC got my genuine 6 splitter for approx £120 b4 paint. its flexible - avoid fibreglass as its likely to crack if you catch it!
11 August 2004, 10:28 AM
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I think the STI6 incarnation is in the lead at the mo...
all very nice though. P1 looks fantastic in white but a bit OTT for a DBM car IMHO.
all very nice though. P1 looks fantastic in white but a bit OTT for a DBM car IMHO.
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Originally Posted by TAINTON
what splitter is that?
Chris