Whoohoo. Got my Scoob Today!!!
20 May 2005, 09:23 PM
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Whoohoo. Got my Scoob Today!!!
Im on cloud nine...got my brand new MY05 sti with ppp today.
Its black and Iv had the wheels painted gunmetal too. It looks evil.
This i myfist scoob, and so far Im well impressed.
Ordered the prodrive spring kit too, and the PPP was free!!!
Trying to post some images on the gallery, but my status says I cant post images...
What do I need to do???
Its black and Iv had the wheels painted gunmetal too. It looks evil.
This i myfist scoob, and so far Im well impressed.
Ordered the prodrive spring kit too, and the PPP was free!!!
Trying to post some images on the gallery, but my status says I cant post images...
What do I need to do???
20 May 2005, 09:37 PM
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Open an account with photobucket m8 its a pic hosting site 
http://www.photobucket.com/
http://www.photobucket.com/
Originally Posted by peterpeter
Im on cloud nine...got my brand new MY05 sti with ppp today.
Its black and Iv had the wheels painted gunmetal too. It looks evil.
This i myfist scoob, and so far Im well impressed.
Ordered the prodrive spring kit too, and the PPP was free!!!
Trying to post some images on the gallery, but my status says I cant post images...
What do I need to do???
Its black and Iv had the wheels painted gunmetal too. It looks evil.
This i myfist scoob, and so far Im well impressed.
Ordered the prodrive spring kit too, and the PPP was free!!!
Trying to post some images on the gallery, but my status says I cant post images...
What do I need to do???
20 May 2005, 10:14 PM
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Originally Posted by ScoobyAddict
Hurry up with piccies then!
Black with gunmetal wheels? Not seen that combo b4, sounds brill!
Black with gunmetal wheels? Not seen that combo b4, sounds brill!
20 May 2005, 10:24 PM
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Originally Posted by peterpeter
still waiting for photobucket activation!!!!
Do u get the PPP straight away then?
Stupid, stupid me, I presumed they did it after the first 1,000 mile service?
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21 May 2005, 08:21 AM
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Thanks alot guys. Not sure if this picture came out.have to just say, that I was really impressed with the dealer (monty's of sheffield).
Ive bought quite a few cars in the past, and I have to say that they were the most courteous, reliable and nice dealers Ive met.
Plus they gave me a far better deal than I could get on a scoob down here in the south.
I nearly paid the same amount for a slightly better specced 03 plate with 12k miles.!!
the dealers down here. Then when the PPP kit became a free item, it was a no brainer.
Plus its the model with the adjustable differential (which Ill wait till my first track day to try out), and the new model also has the bridgestone re070 cut-slick look tyre.
Another good thing has been the friendly reaction from other scooby drivers on the road. Iv had that bit in other makes, but not quite to this degree.
Only real pain is running it in.
Only done 200 miles so far.
Ill take it up to 4.5k revs after 500 miles, and wait till 1000 before I really play.
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Originally Posted by peterpeter
http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y21...r24/dooby1.jpgThanks alot guys. Not sure if this picture came out.
have to just say, that I was really impressed with the dealer (monty's of sheffield).
Ive bought quite a few cars in the past, and I have to say that they were the most courteous, reliable and nice dealers Ive met.
Plus they gave me a far better deal than I could get on a scoob down here in the south.
I nearly paid the same amount for a slightly better specced 03 plate with 12k miles.!!
the dealers down here. Then when the PPP kit became a free item, it was a no brainer.
Plus its the model with the adjustable differential (which Ill wait till my first track day to try out), and the new model also has the bridgestone re070 cut-slick look tyre.
Another good thing has been the friendly reaction from other scooby drivers on the road. Iv had that bit in other makes, but not quite to this degree.
Only real pain is running it in.
Only done 200 miles so far.
Ill take it up to 4.5k revs after 500 miles, and wait till 1000 before I really play.
O
have to just say, that I was really impressed with the dealer (monty's of sheffield).
Ive bought quite a few cars in the past, and I have to say that they were the most courteous, reliable and nice dealers Ive met.
Plus they gave me a far better deal than I could get on a scoob down here in the south.
I nearly paid the same amount for a slightly better specced 03 plate with 12k miles.!!
the dealers down here. Then when the PPP kit became a free item, it was a no brainer.
Plus its the model with the adjustable differential (which Ill wait till my first track day to try out), and the new model also has the bridgestone re070 cut-slick look tyre.
Another good thing has been the friendly reaction from other scooby drivers on the road. Iv had that bit in other makes, but not quite to this degree.
Only real pain is running it in.
Only done 200 miles so far.
Ill take it up to 4.5k revs after 500 miles, and wait till 1000 before I really play.
O
Scoobies don't generally loosen up fully till after about 5k. Was PP fitted immediately after registration or are you getting it done at the 1k service?All the best with it,
NS04
shame they still put the tacky subaru badge on the boot 
21 May 2005, 03:18 PM
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PPP kit was fitted at the dealer. from new along with springs, and wheel spray.
will take it easy..there is still plenty of grunt from 3-4k revs anyway.
Didnt realise about the running in oil. Thanks for the tips.
will take it easy..there is still plenty of grunt from 3-4k revs anyway.
Didnt realise about the running in oil. Thanks for the tips.
21 May 2005, 05:34 PM
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Originally Posted by peterpeter
, enjoy!Lee
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