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31 January 2008, 12:27 AM
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SCOOBY CLINIC!
Went there for the first time today, what a pain in the **** to find! Whats the no entry sign all about?
Apart from that, what a place to take your scoob!
All the staff were friendly and very keen to help! they dont bull**** you, they just give honest advice and back it up with good prices!
While my cambelt and general checkover were being done i was shown round the whole place, shown the 2008 time attack gc8, and watched a scoob being mapped!
Then i saw my beloved scoob on the ramps with two guys checking it over, and the only faults to report were rocker cover gaskets and a power steering leak. I was expecting more than that!
All in all i would recommend the place to anyone, well worth the 80 mile round trip i took to get there. Im going back soon for the gaskets, leak, full decat and a remap!
Apart from that, what a place to take your scoob!
All the staff were friendly and very keen to help! they dont bull**** you, they just give honest advice and back it up with good prices!
While my cambelt and general checkover were being done i was shown round the whole place, shown the 2008 time attack gc8, and watched a scoob being mapped!
Then i saw my beloved scoob on the ramps with two guys checking it over, and the only faults to report were rocker cover gaskets and a power steering leak. I was expecting more than that!
All in all i would recommend the place to anyone, well worth the 80 mile round trip i took to get there. Im going back soon for the gaskets, leak, full decat and a remap!
31 January 2008, 09:40 AM
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My round trip is 180 miles. Practically live in the place due to track day wear and tear. They always manage to help me out at short notice when I'm in trouble.
31 January 2008, 02:40 PM
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31 January 2008, 02:46 PM
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Which reminds me..... I really need to get around to going back there and booking up a service, MOT, exhaust, headers, remap and all the other stuff that I 'need' the clinic to do 
I'd better start investigating my bank balance
I'd better start investigating my bank balance
31 January 2008, 05:06 PM
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Im going back next payday to blow most of my wages!!
There was a portuguese fella there at the same time as me, we got talking in that v small shed, sorry, waiting room, and he was on his 3rd engine in 12 months!
By his own admission he hammered his car everywhere, ran it on 95 ron and never warmed up and cooled down properly
Then i told him ive had my scoob 14 months and its never missed a beat, and he nearly cried!
Funny!
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31 January 2008, 05:12 PM
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pmsl, well i went in for a turbo i bought to be fitted and it mapped, i ended up with,,
front mount
VF34
induction kit
Autronics ecu
dump valve
um and i think that was about it pmsl
does go well now though
only problem is i live on there door step, and now the rest of my time is taken up by going to the shell station pmsl
front mount
VF34
induction kit
Autronics ecu
dump valve
um and i think that was about it pmsl
does go well now though
only problem is i live on there door step, and now the rest of my time is taken up by going to the shell station pmsl
31 January 2008, 05:22 PM
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LOL, exactly what i thought when i finally got there!
Unreal. Mind you, i went this time of year and it was a quagmire (or however you spell it!)
Tidgy: Nice
Feels good dunnit? lol. Mine is same as that with different IC but same ending.
Unreal. Mind you, i went this time of year and it was a quagmire (or however you spell it!)
Tidgy: Nice
Feels good dunnit? lol. Mine is same as that with different IC but same ending.
31 January 2008, 05:25 PM
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There was a portuguese fella there at the same time as me, we got talking in that v small shed, sorry, waiting room, and he was on his 3rd engine in 12 months!
By his own admission he hammered his car everywhere, ran it on 95 ron and never warmed up and cooled down properly
Then i told him ive had my scoob 14 months and its never missed a beat, and he nearly cried! Funny!
By his own admission he hammered his car everywhere, ran it on 95 ron and never warmed up and cooled down properly
Then i told him ive had my scoob 14 months and its never missed a beat, and he nearly cried!
Funny!Just to clarify it was not 3 engines from us!
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31 January 2008, 05:39 PM
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lol, tis a bit insane, i've got a straight cut gearbox in it as well so sounds mad lol
31 January 2008, 06:29 PM
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No,. he was one of those guys who have "mates" who can do everything!
He told me the first was from a garage his "mates" recommended,
His second was done at a home garage by two "mates"
His third was from a scoob specialist in his area(he lived an hour away from the clinic), which was ok apart from some dodgy wiring that the clinic were sorting!
sorry if my post made it look like the engines were from you guys, it sounded better in my head!
He told me the first was from a garage his "mates" recommended,
His second was done at a home garage by two "mates"
His third was from a scoob specialist in his area(he lived an hour away from the clinic), which was ok apart from some dodgy wiring that the clinic were sorting!
sorry if my post made it look like the engines were from you guys, it sounded better in my head!
31 January 2008, 06:52 PM
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Awesome place good guys know what they are doing they Modded my Classic June last year (07) and lets just say the drive home was fun (4 hours one way for me) got used to the power now though will be back up there summer time this year for more mods me thinks.
will be back up there summer time this year for more mods me thinks.
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No,. he was one of those guys who have "mates" who can do everything!
He told me the first was from a garage his "mates" recommended,
His second was done at a home garage by two "mates"
His third was from a scoob specialist in his area(he lived an hour away from the clinic), which was ok apart from some dodgy wiring that the clinic were sorting!
sorry if my post made it look like the engines were from you guys, it sounded better in my head!
He told me the first was from a garage his "mates" recommended,
His second was done at a home garage by two "mates"
His third was from a scoob specialist in his area(he lived an hour away from the clinic), which was ok apart from some dodgy wiring that the clinic were sorting!
sorry if my post made it look like the engines were from you guys, it sounded better in my head!
As for garages, get it down by the experts like SC, pay once!
01 February 2008, 11:24 AM
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Went there for the first time today, what a pain in the **** to find! Whats the no entry sign all about?
Apart from that, what a place to take your scoob!
All the staff were friendly and very keen to help! they dont bull**** you, they just give honest advice and back it up with good prices!
While my cambelt and general checkover were being done i was shown round the whole place, shown the 2008 time attack gc8, and watched a scoob being mapped!
Then i saw my beloved scoob on the ramps with two guys checking it over, and the only faults to report were rocker cover gaskets and a power steering leak. I was expecting more than that!
All in all i would recommend the place to anyone, well worth the 80 mile round trip i took to get there. Im going back soon for the gaskets, leak, full decat and a remap!
Apart from that, what a place to take your scoob!
All the staff were friendly and very keen to help! they dont bull**** you, they just give honest advice and back it up with good prices!
While my cambelt and general checkover were being done i was shown round the whole place, shown the 2008 time attack gc8, and watched a scoob being mapped!
Then i saw my beloved scoob on the ramps with two guys checking it over, and the only faults to report were rocker cover gaskets and a power steering leak. I was expecting more than that!
All in all i would recommend the place to anyone, well worth the 80 mile round trip i took to get there. Im going back soon for the gaskets, leak, full decat and a remap!
you may of seen my scoob there its getting a 2.33ltr fitted soon 500bhp hopfully, black classic with scoobyclinic graphics down sides which is looking a bit scuffy at the moment and i think ads should clean it
01 February 2008, 11:46 AM
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