after all day messing with these things i nearly gave in the front 1 went in easy as cake, but when it comes to the back pffffft. only finding out u need to take out your back seats and all of the plastics just to find where to cut for the mounts took me hours of hacking at it with a knife and hammer propper brutal but i was trying to keep the plastics as much as i could and this is what its ended up like. im hating these estate's even more

after all that i found the front brace is knocking my intercooler under torque.

 

How sexy does that rear one look though? Well worth the effort.

 

looks good though stu

 

advice on the intercooler banging the front 1? get the grinder out ? lol

 

forgot to say thanks mr DJ MOD WRX for taking me on a guide threw your shop and for putting the new exhaust on, gotta say nice clean shop u got there if anyone from round wakefield and surrounding areas know where eurocar was in ossett i advise you to go have a peek and speak to 1 of the guys there about some tuning of your car

 

You want to ask si about that one he fitted in his boot now that was a bitch..
Anyway hows the pug going mate..

 

pug is on the back burner for a couple of months till the scooby is finished,after that then the pug project will begin im dredding it

 

fitted the rear to mine, took the back seets out all together, removed the seatbelts to get more room and basically curled up in the boot (suprised how big the boot was lol) I took the ends off and fitted those first but it was a right biatch getting the bar in, just used brute force

 

thats exactily the same as i did apart from taking the belts off and it was snowing i had little elves dancing in the boot with me

 

Hi mate where was rear one from, i put a front on mine....

Aftre a rear for mine, mine was knocking on intercooler, u need a tilt kit for intercooler, only a fiver and put washers in so it clears intercooler....

 

i'll ring you scott

 

Sorry missed ur call mate,was out n only just got in now ,will ring u tommoz....

 

I remember SteveChaps fitting the rear on his blobeye. One of those jobs where half-way through you wish you hadn't bothered

That I/C looks in desperate need of a cocktail stick

 

a cocktail stick?

 

Use it to straighten the fins on the I/C. If the air doesn't pass through it, the air inside it doesn't get cooled. High intake temps reduce power

 

i was thinking more along the lines of a hammer

 

Make sure you remove the cheese and pickled onion before you start poking the intercooter though.

 

thats abit posh for where i come from,we only do party sausages here

 

not a prob stu.. if ya dropping it off this week ill have a look at the front bar aswell