New 05 Wagon Owner
15 May 2005, 07:59 PM
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New 05 Wagon Owner
Heard of Scoobynet from 5ive-O and now just got a spanking new (Without Free PPP) 
Lease hire Wagon 
for 3 years. What a RESULT. 
"Back of the Net" 
OH Yea ! What do you do with the bugs sucked in through the dog catcher and stick to the intercooler
Lease hire Wagon for 3 years. What a RESULT. "Back of the Net" OH Yea ! What do you do with the bugs sucked in through the dog catcher and stick to the intercooler
15 May 2005, 09:42 PM
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If no-one else will do it, I will 
Welcome to SNet
Nice wagon, just needs springs, 18's, tints, detango and front lip. But I suppose if it's leased you won't bother
Just enjoy it, and drive it like it's stolen 
Welcome to SNet
Nice wagon, just needs springs, 18's, tints, detango and front lip. But I suppose if it's leased you won't bother
Just enjoy it, and drive it like it's stolen
15 May 2005, 09:57 PM
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well my black wagon SL WITH PPP!!! (sorry!) and a few other modis, on lease hire is due next friday!, cant wait to see the current shed of a company car (MGZS180), get towed away into the sunset as my new bewty rolls up for 3 years of pure heaven...
ps..Not a mad silver fan, but love the wagon in it.
ps..Not a mad silver fan, but love the wagon in it.
15 May 2005, 10:29 PM
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Hi & welcome 2 Scoobynet, the happy land of those who r:
1) Too afraid 2 drive/park anywhere/ go 2 work or sleep in case their car is keyed/stolen/reversed into/has eggs, cat poo, spit, or MacDonald's offerings deposited on it.
2) Believe that the world will end if ever their knocklink stops working!
3) R bankrupt from insurance/fuel/modding costs!
4) Laugh at saddos in the real world who talk about trivial things & then spend 4 days discussing which is the best colour on a scoob, blue, silver or black!?
Enjoy! You too will b completely mad by the end of your 3 years but by then it won't matter anymore & you'll b looking forward 2 your next scoob!
1) Too afraid 2 drive/park anywhere/ go 2 work or sleep in case their car is keyed/stolen/reversed into/has eggs, cat poo, spit, or MacDonald's offerings deposited on it.
2) Believe that the world will end if ever their knocklink stops working!
3) R bankrupt from insurance/fuel/modding costs!
4) Laugh at saddos in the real world who talk about trivial things & then spend 4 days discussing which is the best colour on a scoob, blue, silver or black!?
Enjoy! You too will b completely mad by the end of your 3 years but by then it won't matter anymore & you'll b looking forward 2 your next scoob!
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15 May 2005, 10:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Granby
You mean like this one apart from the 18's
apart from the 18's
Putting a set on mine next week 
Lovely wagon, I should have got one
15 May 2005, 11:39 PM
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Originally Posted by RRH
mines' on RE070's on the croft shots above
Everyone I know who's used them so far love 'em, but you put them under a bit more stress than most
16 May 2005, 08:41 AM
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Originally Posted by corradoboy
If no-one else will do it, I will
Welcome to SNet
Nice wagon, just needs springs, 18's, tints, detango and front lip. But I suppose if it's leased you won't bother Just enjoy it, and drive it like it's stolen
Welcome to SNet
Nice wagon, just needs springs, 18's, tints, detango and front lip. But I suppose if it's leased you won't bother
Just enjoy it, and drive it like it's stolen Could have PAID
for the options....PPP, 18's etc But the my company wanted the whole amount in THREE months ?????So £400+ out of my wages each month was a no no.
= DIVORCE+NO ACCESS TO KIDS.
Now +4 days and ejoying everything about the car
Honest I am trying to keep below 4k revs but it's realy difficult when everything works so well and just wants to go and go
16 May 2005, 10:29 AM
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Originally Posted by corradoboy
How do you rate 'em Simon Everyone I know who's used them so far love 'em, but you put them under a bit more stress than most
Everyone I know who's used them so far love 'em, but you put them under a bit more stress than most I haven't found much else that's in their league on track with the exception of the other semi-slicks on the market from toyo, dunlop etc, and of course, full slicks- which I wouldn't use on a road car as I reckon it would fall to bits pdq
Overall they're pretty good- although the ride quality leaves a little to be desired as the sidewalls are very stiff, but you can't have it all unfortunately
You coming up to Croft on the 29th?Simon
16 May 2005, 02:32 PM
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Originally Posted by RRH
You coming up to Croft on the 29th?
Simon
Simon
Anything going on midweek sometime soon Preferably quite local to Yorkshire.
16 May 2005, 03:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Mac6Scoob
Now +4 days and ejoying everything about the car Honest I am trying to keep below 4k revs but it's realy difficult when everything works so well and just wants to go and go
Honest I am trying to keep below 4k revs but it's realy difficult when everything works so well and just wants to go and goYou'll need to wait a few thousand miles (~5K +) before she starts to loosen up properly and continue to improve over the next 5k..!
I was a little dissapointed after 1st service as I gradually increased revs over next few weeks until I was using the full rev range and it didn't feel any quicker than before service when I was running in @<4000rpm..!
HOWEVER...! Once I'd done 4.5k the car transformed (almost overnight..!) it was SO much quicker and continues to improve all the time, now at 7k.
So be patient and enjoy.
regards,
Jason
16 May 2005, 09:36 PM
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Originally Posted by RRH
Excellent in the dry, and surprisingly good in the wet, although you do have to be a little cautious in the damp.
I haven't found much else that's in their league on track with the exception of the other semi-slicks on the market from toyo, dunlop etc, and of course, full slicks- which I wouldn't use on a road car as I reckon it would fall to bits pdq
Overall they're pretty good- although the ride quality leaves a little to be desired as the sidewalls are very stiff, but you can't have it all unfortunately You coming up to Croft on the 29th?
Simon
I haven't found much else that's in their league on track with the exception of the other semi-slicks on the market from toyo, dunlop etc, and of course, full slicks- which I wouldn't use on a road car as I reckon it would fall to bits pdq
Overall they're pretty good- although the ride quality leaves a little to be desired as the sidewalls are very stiff, but you can't have it all unfortunately
You coming up to Croft on the 29th?Simon
16 May 2005, 09:47 PM
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Originally Posted by RRH
Oulton tomorrow, although doubt I'm doing it as I haven't yet found anyone to map the link on the new (to me ) STi
) STi 
Anything in about 2 weeks would be good. Got a run out this week, meet next, but then I'm clear, I think.New STi
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