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31 December 2004, 05:01 PM
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hi all just bought my first scooby and thought i would join.After years of fords,renos and bms finally got myself a mica blue 2000 awd pro drive tweaked impreza and love it to bits.Could do with some advice on places to get it serviced tuned etc in the south west area it has full subaru history would it matter if it was a specialist continued the servicing? cheers Steve
31 December 2004, 05:12 PM
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Welcome to SN steve, i live in south east so cannot help as in were to go, but i've found that specialist are general cheaper/more helpful and on the whole more enthusiastic about scoobys and should make your time with the scoob more enjoyable.
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ps Thought about modding it yet (you will)
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ps Thought about modding it yet (you will)
31 December 2004, 05:12 PM
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Originally Posted by larks
hi all just bought my first scooby and thought i would join.After years of fords,renos and bms finally got myself a mica blue 2000 awd pro drive tweaked impreza and love it to bits.Could do with some advice on places to get it serviced tuned etc in the south west area it has full subaru history would it matter if it was a specialist continued the servicing? cheers Steve
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Hiya Steve,
Welcome! Glad you're enjoying the car; they're great aren't they? I'd recommend a specialist too for the above reasons, even if it means traveling! I'm from the SE too, so can't reccomend any in your area I'm afraid, but when you get some candidates, put up another post and ask for other members who might have experience of them.
Best.
Welcome! Glad you're enjoying the car; they're great aren't they? I'd recommend a specialist too for the above reasons, even if it means traveling! I'm from the SE too, so can't reccomend any in your area I'm afraid, but when you get some candidates, put up another post and ask for other members who might have experience of them.
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31 December 2004, 05:38 PM
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cheers for the replys.ukdave those wheels look spot on what make are they? mine is 100% standard apart from clear front and side repeters that i fitted on day one lol.Got loads i want to do to it 18s,brakes,sti rear lights and get the side skirts,door handles and mirrors colour coded think that should keep me going for a while.Any advice on brands and things that are a no no would be very appreciated as new to the jap cars cheers
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First things first. 17inch wheels are more than large enough and will accommodate monster brakes; anything bigger is just going for the bling factor and money that could be better spent on colour coding etc.... I can reccommend Little knocks for this; they did mine and were fantastic and cheap too! Consider investing in some mudflaps if you haven't allready got them; they'll keep your new paintwork in good order (try www.Scottsautomotive.com) as the official ones from Subaru are ridiculous money!
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