Finally taken the plunge to be a WRX owner
18 April 2005, 06:23 PM
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Finally taken the plunge to be a WRX owner
So was just wanting to know if there was anything I should know about owning/driving a new WRX.
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18 April 2005, 10:13 PM
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Wave at other scooby drivers.
Oh, and be careful spending your time on here; you'll be washing it with a freshly bleached lamb & bottled water, changing the oil (what was the type I should use again?) in strange ways, warming the engine with kittens for a week before starting it, blowing on the engine for 5.23 hours to cool it down after a drive and other totally normal behaviours...
Oh, and be careful spending your time on here; you'll be washing it with a freshly bleached lamb & bottled water, changing the oil (what was the type I should use again?) in strange ways, warming the engine with kittens for a week before starting it, blowing on the engine for 5.23 hours to cool it down after a drive and other totally normal behaviours...
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18 April 2005, 11:01 PM
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Originally Posted by ru'
Wave at other scooby drivers.
Oh, and be careful spending your time on here; you'll be washing it with a freshly bleached lamb & bottled water, changing the oil (what was the type I should use again?) in strange ways, warming the engine with kittens for a week before starting it, blowing on the engine for 5.23 hours to cool it down after a drive and other totally normal behaviours...
Oh, and be careful spending your time on here; you'll be washing it with a freshly bleached lamb & bottled water, changing the oil (what was the type I should use again?) in strange ways, warming the engine with kittens for a week before starting it, blowing on the engine for 5.23 hours to cool it down after a drive and other totally normal behaviours...
And I agree with everything said above, it's all true!
19 April 2005, 07:52 AM
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Good choice, Echo all the above comment, have a think about a road angel or equivalant to protect your liscence, HAve a good read of all the forum re moddifing and the security section to look after your pride and joy !
I guess your going for Alliance - if so say Hi to Stuart and ask him to look out for my V5 that faxing to him today
Richard
I guess your going for Alliance - if so say Hi to Stuart and ask him to look out for my V5 that faxing to him today
Richard
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