anyone know this car
03 April 2014, 02:56 PM
#4
All those stickers are rather out of favour now especially the silly number on the side! The bodywork may be perfect but you'll never really know with all that stuff on it.
Having had a new clutch within the 47k rings a few bells with me and I can't see mention of a re-map which would be essential to reach the power level safely.
JohnD
Having had a new clutch within the 47k rings a few bells with me and I can't see mention of a re-map which would be essential to reach the power level safely.
JohnD
Last edited by JohnD; 03 April 2014 at 02:57 PM.
03 April 2014, 04:26 PM
#5
Scooby Regular
Sounds chavvie-tastic to me, excellent - go for it!
Not abused? Ha Ha Ha ... my non abused classic had the original clutch after 105,000miles when I sold it - probably still has! Now, THAT's what not abused should mean!
Not abused? Ha Ha Ha ... my non abused classic had the original clutch after 105,000miles when I sold it - probably still has! Now, THAT's what not abused should mean!
03 April 2014, 04:53 PM
#6
Scooby Regular
They do go, even if it is hard to believe that the kind of *** that stickers up and places fake roof scoops on their car didn't abuse it.
My uncle had a blue 2005 STi PPP and the clutch went within warranty, unabused and all that.
The dealer was very apologetic and sorted it within a couple of days.
My uncle had a blue 2005 STi PPP and the clutch went within warranty, unabused and all that.
The dealer was very apologetic and sorted it within a couple of days.
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