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22 February 2006, 01:52 PM
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Hi everyone,
I've just joined Scoobynet as the owner of an '06 STI.
I'll be writing about the STI every month in CAR Magazine.
So far 6,600 miles in two months, PPP ordered and I'm on first name terms with the bloke in the petrol station.
Looking forward to joining in on the forum.
Cheers,
Angus
I've just joined Scoobynet as the owner of an '06 STI.
I'll be writing about the STI every month in CAR Magazine.
So far 6,600 miles in two months, PPP ordered and I'm on first name terms with the bloke in the petrol station.
Looking forward to joining in on the forum.
Cheers,
Angus
22 February 2006, 01:55 PM
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Welcome to Scoobynet - now whatever people say, ignore it 
Just kidding (semi ) - this is a great forum with a lot of knowledge, and some great characters (PSLewis being the exception!! )
Have fun
Dan
Just kidding (semi
) - this is a great forum with a lot of knowledge, and some great characters (PSLewis being the exception!! )Have fun
Dan
22 February 2006, 02:20 PM
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Welcome, I'll look forward to reading your views then (both in the forum and the magazine!)
6600 miles in 2 months, impressive! As for the tyres i think a few feel the same, bridgestones generally aren't well renowned on the impreza, toyo's or Eagle F1's tend to be a popular replacement.....
P.S - How exactly do you get a job where you drive a nice car, write about it and get paid for it?
6600 miles in 2 months, impressive! As for the tyres i think a few feel the same, bridgestones generally aren't well renowned on the impreza, toyo's or Eagle F1's tend to be a popular replacement.....
P.S - How exactly do you get a job where you drive a nice car, write about it and get paid for it?
22 February 2006, 02:43 PM
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Welcome to the forums Angus.
Worried about fuel..? Get on with you, think of the Nectar points..lol!!! ;o)
It'll only use as much petrol as you squirt into it using that pedal on the right..!! ;o)
Look forward to your findings. Wooo.... a journo in the house..!!!
Beware the idiots and wind up merchants....
Nige.
Dover.
Worried about fuel..? Get on with you, think of the Nectar points..lol!!! ;o)
It'll only use as much petrol as you squirt into it using that pedal on the right..!! ;o)
Look forward to your findings. Wooo.... a journo in the house..!!!
Beware the idiots and wind up merchants....
Nige.
Dover.
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Welcome Angus -you took my advice then 
Lots of excellent advice on here - lots of opinions too.
Suggest you take note of:
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showpost....66&postcount=3
for your own sanity
Welcome again.
Rich
Lots of excellent advice on here - lots of opinions too.
Suggest you take note of:
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showpost....66&postcount=3
for your own sanity
Welcome again.
Rich
22 February 2006, 03:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Angus/CAR Magazine
Although it divides opinion I'm a fan.
Not so impressed by the Bridgestones though...
Not so impressed by the Bridgestones though...
Be nice to the scooby in your reviews or we'll hunt you down like a dog!
Just kidding- we're mostly friendly on here
Tyres are a very subjective thing. Goodyear Eagle F1 GSD3s work very well on scoobies and suit their "all weather performance" tag nicely. They provide excellent grip in all conditions -especially the wet- a decent ride and are nicely progressive at the limits of adhesion.
Ns04
22 February 2006, 03:39 PM
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Welcome Angus -you took my advice then
Lots of excellent advice on here - lots of opinions too.
Suggest you take note of:
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showpost....66&postcount=3
for your own sanity
Welcome again.
Rich
Lots of excellent advice on here - lots of opinions too.
Suggest you take note of:
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showpost....66&postcount=3
for your own sanity
Welcome again.
Rich
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