Top 5 tips for owning & living with STi 8
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Well my days of being an ex-subaru owner are finally coming to an end - soon .
Just wondered what your top tips are for living with the STi8.
Thanks in advance
Jase
Just wondered what your top tips are for living with the STi8.
Thanks in advance
Jase
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Be prepared for low 20's mpg at best, hard ride and lots of stares from bystanders, but when your not sure if it was the right decision go for a blast and it all falls into place
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If you've driven a classic STI or anything with 270bhp you need to get it PPP'd or you'll end up hating it.
If you haven't then my top tip is to make sure you don't drive a tuned car until you can afford to do it yourself
Chuck
If you haven't then my top tip is to make sure you don't drive a tuned car until you can afford to do it yourself
Chuck
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Jasey,
Good news !
I think you should have a word with Brian Sangster
Good news !
And the cheapest of the extras is the £400 mud flaps
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Hey Numptie,
looks like it might be time for *that* beer and joining up with a certain enthusiasts club
Did see that thread but BKS seems to have gone all quiet when folk are asking for details
Jase
looks like it might be time for *that* beer and joining up with a certain enthusiasts club
Did see that thread but BKS seems to have gone all quiet when folk are asking for details
Jase
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