love a white 22b.
10 February 2010, 01:49 PM
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love a white 22b.
was thinking of putting the 22b kit on my type r, and stumbled upon these pics....
love them to pieces, they should have painted every one white imo
love them to pieces, they should have painted every one white imo
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there is one on the bay at the minute,
SUBARU IMPREZA Sti Type r 22b style wide arched, on eBay (end time 06-Mar-10 08:34:29 GMT)
SUBARU IMPREZA Sti Type r 22b style wide arched, on eBay (end time 06-Mar-10 08:34:29 GMT)
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10 February 2010, 03:18 PM
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10 February 2010, 04:21 PM
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and trackcar i dont think was meant to be a full replica just a wide arch'd type r. if you read the add they have offered to fit them to the new owner if they want.
do agree with the main post that a white 22b does look the nuts, would love the real thing but at 20k its a little out of reach and i would like to fit my block and supporting mods or a 2.35 in one and i think that would ruin an orginal 22b so think i may end up re-shelling it all in a type r at the end of the year a si am not 100% sold on a 4dr 22b kit.
10 February 2010, 04:40 PM
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if they are going to put them on at someone requests to do so then why didnt they just do it anyway. the car would get a lot more interest, would definatly fetch as near to the 11k price tag.
10 February 2010, 04:44 PM
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The door shut lines need adjusted as the door sits to far in, and the front wing gaps are off.
Mine was not perfect, but i did a better job then that POS (10k wtf?)
10 February 2010, 04:53 PM
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This is how it is done when the sections under the rear lights are modded/adjusted properly
Notice how the rear bumper fits properly?
Plus the panel gaps are nice and tight
Like i said, mine was not perfect, i am the first to admit that, but i am not a bodyshop and i simply DIY`d mine while bored at work.
That "pro" job is cowboy as hell YEEEEEEHAAAAAA
Notice how the rear bumper fits properly?
Plus the panel gaps are nice and tight
Like i said, mine was not perfect, i am the first to admit that, but i am not a bodyshop and i simply DIY`d mine while bored at work.
That "pro" job is cowboy as hell YEEEEEEHAAAAAA
10 February 2010, 07:35 PM
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10 February 2010, 08:38 PM
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The bumpers could be fited no problem, I choose not too ...however I sold it to the first picky viewer today
The finish is as good as it gets
It aint a real one, It has had nothing but praise from anyone that has seen it
10 February 2010, 08:45 PM
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This is how it is done when the sections under the rear lights are modded/adjusted properly
Notice how the rear bumper fits properly?
Plus the panel gaps are nice and tight
Like i said, mine was not perfect, i am the first to admit that, but i am not a bodyshop and i simply DIY`d mine while bored at work.
That "pro" job is cowboy as hell YEEEEEEHAAAAAA
Notice how the rear bumper fits properly?
Plus the panel gaps are nice and tight
Like i said, mine was not perfect, i am the first to admit that, but i am not a bodyshop and i simply DIY`d mine while bored at work.
That "pro" job is cowboy as hell YEEEEEEHAAAAAA
10 February 2010, 08:46 PM
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10 February 2010, 08:48 PM
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You make total sense fella
gents easy as if you are being serious and are only looking at the pictures and have not been to see it i think you may be judging it with no real proof to back it up with. you can see a car in the flesh and it looks poor but on a picture looks mint and vice versa. also that has just been completed by scoobybits and i am sure they would not do a poor job, there is a build thread on here some where
and trackcar i dont think was meant to be a full replica just a wide arch'd type r. if you read the add they have offered to fit them to the new owner if they want.
do agree with the main post that a white 22b does look the nuts, would love the real thing but at 20k its a little out of reach and i would like to fit my block and supporting mods or a 2.35 in one and i think that would ruin an orginal 22b so think i may end up re-shelling it all in a type r at the end of the year a si am not 100% sold on a 4dr 22b kit.
and trackcar i dont think was meant to be a full replica just a wide arch'd type r. if you read the add they have offered to fit them to the new owner if they want.
do agree with the main post that a white 22b does look the nuts, would love the real thing but at 20k its a little out of reach and i would like to fit my block and supporting mods or a 2.35 in one and i think that would ruin an orginal 22b so think i may end up re-shelling it all in a type r at the end of the year a si am not 100% sold on a 4dr 22b kit.
10 February 2010, 08:52 PM
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He is just sore cos i slated his car years back at Carbrook and epic abuse would be the engine he built for a guy recent it sounded great
But hey ho I didnt comment about that till he had a pop..when ya get ya car running Gaz i will see you at a track day.
I will fetch a trailer for u
But hey ho I didnt comment about that till he had a pop..when ya get ya car running Gaz i will see you at a track day.
I will fetch a trailer for u
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10 February 2010, 09:04 PM
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Before you get all smart and righteous Jase:
I've based my opinions on the pictures you've posted of the car. They will be the same pictures that any potential buyer will see.
I've highlighted the areas that look bad.
From those pictures the kit looks like it fits poorly, the rear quarter passenger side looks dreadful.
It may just be the pictures but you cant deny the car doesnt look top notch from those pictures.
Now off your high horse there's a good lad
I've based my opinions on the pictures you've posted of the car. They will be the same pictures that any potential buyer will see.
I've highlighted the areas that look bad.
From those pictures the kit looks like it fits poorly, the rear quarter passenger side looks dreadful.
It may just be the pictures but you cant deny the car doesnt look top notch from those pictures.
Now off your high horse there's a good lad
10 February 2010, 09:22 PM
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I promise you it looks great pics are ****e!!!!!!!!!!...rI aint gotta horse prefer to drive fella
And if ya gunna slate my work without seeing it expect a bit ov northern reply, I however have seen your handy work
I have no idea what you see to highlight in the pictures it looks great in the flesh,
It only makes way for the next one now its sold, and the Murtaya can be rebult now for some track fun .
Keep smiling fella !
And if ya gunna slate my work without seeing it expect a bit ov northern reply, I however have seen your handy work
I have no idea what you see to highlight in the pictures it looks great in the flesh,
It only makes way for the next one now its sold, and the Murtaya can be rebult now for some track fun .
Keep smiling fella !
10 February 2010, 09:36 PM
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OK I'll put a description too lol
In this one the gap between bumper and wing looks bigger than it should be.
Rear Quarter appears to be over hanging the bumper.
Supports the first pic
Wheel arch on lower rear quarter looks dented or poorly filled.
I was only making observations which you've clearly taken personally with your bitchy childish reply.
In this one the gap between bumper and wing looks bigger than it should be.
Rear Quarter appears to be over hanging the bumper.
Supports the first pic
Wheel arch on lower rear quarter looks dented or poorly filled.
I was only making observations which you've clearly taken personally with your bitchy childish reply.
10 February 2010, 09:41 PM
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I assure you it looks fine, I will admit the 2nd pic was before the bumper was fitted.
I apologise for taking offence to comments made by you to a car you have never seen.
IMHO it looks twice the car you own.
I will leave it there each to there own.
I apologise for taking offence to comments made by you to a car you have never seen.
IMHO it looks twice the car you own.
I will leave it there each to there own.