Subaru Fast ii EPC - 2002 Prodrive Style STI Type UK
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Subaru Fast ii EPC - 2002 Prodrive Style STI Type UK
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has anyone had any experience of using this program? I have it (several blasted versions now ) and try as I might in whatever combination of iso installs on Windows 7, 8 or XP, I simply cannot get it to show any models past G10 Impreza, I have a Bugeye Prodrive Style so need it to show G11
Any help would be much appreciated and I am happy to share my files as long as I am not breaching any forum rules.
Thanks for any help anyone can give
has anyone had any experience of using this program? I have it (several blasted versions now ) and try as I might in whatever combination of iso installs on Windows 7, 8 or XP, I simply cannot get it to show any models past G10 Impreza, I have a Bugeye Prodrive Style so need it to show G11
Any help would be much appreciated and I am happy to share my files as long as I am not breaching any forum rules.
Thanks for any help anyone can give
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...Would this question get a response if it was about fitting something shiny to my Prodrive? lol...I reckon it would. I must remember in future to title queries thus;
"Fitting some Generic Shiny Carlos Fandangos to an STI" lol
"Fitting some Generic Shiny Carlos Fandangos to an STI" lol
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Point taken and understood...but still nothing wrong with injecting a little humour into the proceedings. I thought I was just getting shunned cos people were jealous of my rare Type UK Prodrive (only 312 left on the road) LOL So far to date including buying the actual car...the entire project only owes me £800...plus £500 for a 2.5 litre WRX engine which is actually an Sti casting block...putting in EJ257 pistons conrods and crank to convert to full EJ257 spec then I am looking at about £2000 on the road albeit running a 5 speed box for the short-term as I haven't been lucky enough to find someone selling one who doesn't know the value of it LOL But not bad so far for a potentially £5,500 motor.
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Point taken and understood...but still nothing wrong with injecting a little humour into the proceedings. I thought I was just getting shunned cos people were jealous of my rare Type UK Prodrive (only 312 left on the road) LOL So far to date including buying the actual car...the entire project only owes me £800...plus £500 for a 2.5 litre WRX engine which is actually an Sti casting block...putting in EJ257 pistons conrods and crank to convert to full EJ257 spec then I am looking at about £2000 on the road albeit running a 5 speed box for the short-term as I haven't been lucky enough to find someone selling one who doesn't know the value of it LOL But not bad so far for a potentially £5,500 motor.
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You obviously don't get the joke but that's fine.
And which "whip" of mine did you see? Perhaps the green
classic wagon in my profile which was sold over a year ago
and I just haven't changed the pic.
I can see you are going to fit in just fine.
And which "whip" of mine did you see? Perhaps the green
classic wagon in my profile which was sold over a year ago
and I just haven't changed the pic.
I can see you are going to fit in just fine.
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Although there are a lot of people on here with helpful knowhow, there are not a lot with a sense of humour!
I thought you're 2nd post was quite funny !
Regarding your actually issue though.... Not a clue!
I thought you're 2nd post was quite funny !
Regarding your actually issue though.... Not a clue!
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Cheers Rob. Will give it a whirl. Love your motor by the way...very very nice spec
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Just a bit of harmless banter...no offence meant and I hope none was taken. Merely a bit of jesting and perhaps a little teasing but all lighthearted and tongue in cheek.
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I've had a thought, you say you cant get past model code g10, have you tried using your vin number instead. I'm assuming your clicking the model code box and then g10, I've tried mine and it only shows g10 and b11 but My vin search shows the classic right through to latest saloon
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Nah that doesn't work either Rob...I am using the 17 digit number and it comes up vin unacceptable? If I just had the original discs and not my downloaded ones then I reckon I would understand it all better as I have the pdf manual which says how to install but on my downloaded isos I don't know which is which...bugger lol
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At last...Fast ii EPC fully functional...Cheers Rob
I've had a thought, you say you cant get past model code g10, have you tried using your vin number instead. I'm assuming your clicking the model code box and then g10, I've tried mine and it only shows g10 and b11 but My vin search shows the classic right through to latest saloon
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