WYIOC Events Area now OPEN!
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WYIOC Events Area now OPEN!
Ladies & Gents Firstly, I would like to thank Shaun for his time in discussion and hard work behind the scenes in getting the WYIOC forum area up and running.
The Icon below costs just £5 and is available to anyone wishing to support the club. It will be on show wherever you post on SNET actively advertising the club..
Al.
The Icon below costs just £5 and is available to anyone wishing to support the club. It will be on show wherever you post on SNET actively advertising the club..
Al.
Last edited by Alan C; 30 May 2005 at 10:56 AM.
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If we had avatars I could get one of these for free
Off to iron some clothes then out to Ripley Castle for the day. looks like no-one's joining us
Bye
Off to iron some clothes then out to Ripley Castle for the day. looks like no-one's joining us
Bye
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Newbie her would love to come and do a meet as i have alot to learn about about modding my new scoob i don't know if anyone has an hawkeye in the west Yorkshire posse but would love to get some good advice from somebody who has already modded there's......
Regards Paul from Leeds
Newbie her would love to come and do a meet as i have alot to learn about about modding my new scoob i don't know if anyone has an hawkeye in the west Yorkshire posse but would love to get some good advice from somebody who has already modded there's......
Regards Paul from Leeds
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Hi Paul. You'd be better off actually in the WYIOC Forum than the thread telling people it exists
Anyway, we have a couple of Hawkeye's in the club. The most modified is probably Dave Carter's (DaveSTi350), and then there's Martin (STi300). Pop along to any of the numerous meets and events, maybe even come to the Blyton Blast trackday this weekend
IMHO the best modding route is to get the brakes, chassis and suspension sorted first. Pads, lines and fluid first. Then some Whiteline ARB's and solid links. Crown it off with some AST's and a good geo set-up and you'll be able to really use the torque of the 2.5. Driver training is always another good mod before you start tinkering with the expensive oily bits and ruining reliability. Learn Roadcraft and look into training from the likes of Don Palmer. I'll let the guys who've got the t-shirt tell you about power mods as I never bothered, but was always fast enough.
See you at a meet sometime
Anyway, we have a couple of Hawkeye's in the club. The most modified is probably Dave Carter's (DaveSTi350), and then there's Martin (STi300). Pop along to any of the numerous meets and events, maybe even come to the Blyton Blast trackday this weekend
IMHO the best modding route is to get the brakes, chassis and suspension sorted first. Pads, lines and fluid first. Then some Whiteline ARB's and solid links. Crown it off with some AST's and a good geo set-up and you'll be able to really use the torque of the 2.5. Driver training is always another good mod before you start tinkering with the expensive oily bits and ruining reliability. Learn Roadcraft and look into training from the likes of Don Palmer. I'll let the guys who've got the t-shirt tell you about power mods as I never bothered, but was always fast enough.
See you at a meet sometime
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