Want to know before i remove them. 99% sure theyre fake.

 

side ones look oem rear one not sure about, it should match the sides so im guessing not but not sure on it

 

if OEM they will be under the laquer

 

These are vinyl and multipiece. Off they come.

Thanks

 

Wouldnt jump in too quick, different cars




thats my v5 with a genuin side and then the rear,

 

Ive googled every white tyre r and none had these stickers. Not a fan of the pink anyway.

Quite like your alloys. Nice motor

 

im not a big fan of pink, the side one does look like right colour though.

cheers

 

Sides are the correct style but wrong color, rear is completely wrong and neither are oem

 

looking at them more closley looks like wrong shape as well, unless they changed from v3 to 5?

 

and there are 2 different types of sticker, one for WRX and 1 for Sti, both look similar but sti says 'tuned by sti' under the wrx bit and the wrx says 'subaru impreza' under the wrx bit

 

Correct side stickers



If you want to buy them: http://importcarparts.co.uk/parts-info.asp?id=10927

correct rear sticker is the one on tidgy's car but I dont know if you can buy them anymore, the one you have on currently is a replica of the saloon/wagon rear sticker

http://www.importcarparts.co.uk/part...y=&searchPart=

 

Have to be careful as you can get some that are very close to the real thing but not 100% will post a close up picture of the real ones tonight for you

 

OEM sitckers I purchased from japan parts

 

Ah interesting. You should get a sticker company to copy them if theyre that thin on the ground

 

And just to confuse things depends which colour car you have as to which colour the writing is lol.

from a quick google pics search

White = pink
Grey = white
black = white
yellow = pink
blue = white
dark blue = white

 

http://m.ebay.ie/itm/111647774566?eu...0c&_mwBanner=1

Did anyone try these ones?

 

Plus, I think, for white cars - and possibly silver(?) - the bootlid's main "WRX" logo is a dark green-to-green gradient. (Whereas on darker colored cars, it's a grey-to-white grad).