08/09 Hatches, Stand up and show yourselves!!!
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This is the only one I'm aware of at present, but I can't tell you much about Gary Nutall of Sandbach.
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/used-car...01403262821912
Half the money you'd find a Cosworth for, that.
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/used-car...01403262821912
Half the money you'd find a Cosworth for, that.
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You're going to be better off buying a standard one and having it forged to your own spec, seems achievable with your budget...unless you're looking for significantly more power.
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Hi Guys im picking up my 08 wrx hatch tomorrow (ill post pics up tomorrow night, and im searching for the best mods, big misstake as iv fallen in love with the sti hatch.Does anyone know if its possible to get sti wide arches for the wrx. I can get front and back bumpers but not arches, has anyone tried doing this or is it not possible. I know i should of just bought an sti but to much for my budget at the mo. I love the red overlay on the lights also.
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Hi Guys im picking up my 08 wrx hatch tomorrow (ill post pics up tomorrow night, and im searching for the best mods, big misstake as iv fallen in love with the sti hatch.Does anyone know if its possible to get sti wide arches for the wrx. I can get front and back bumpers but not arches, has anyone tried doing this or is it not possible. I know i should of just bought an sti but to much for my budget at the mo. I love the red overlay on the lights also.
By the way, the STi doesn't come with red overlays it's just that a few of us have added them on.
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I'd like to see if it could be done not only for us wrx owners but the diesel wrx owners may want to aid with the looks you never know. I prefer the red over lay it looks much better
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guess what I did all night till gone midnight!!
warm the stuff up you can pull it about to get it to shape round the curve of the rear side light cluster.
warm the stuff up you can pull it about to get it to shape round the curve of the rear side light cluster.
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I have probably missed something but you get the picture, you could easily sell your WRX and buy an STI for cheaper than the conversion!
If you want a wider look on WRX, HT Autos are making some fender flares at the minute for the newer model STI but they may fit the WRX with a little bit of modification.
Also before you start splashing loads of money on it make sure you have a nest egg for an engine rebuild, weather you keep the WRX or buy the STI!
Goodluck with what you decide,
Carl...
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Thanks Carl that's a big help iv sourced a front bumper grill and Sti back doors and boot all for £300 but like you say the wings are the problem. I have spoken to ht autos and I think this will be a better option but not sure if they'll fit. In an ideal world I'd of bought an Sti but only paid 7k for a mint 30k miles with full service and I'm getting ready for the engine to go but it is booked for re map to get shot of the oe map. Thanks for the advice guys
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Don't Scoobyclinic do an arch extension kit for the WRX
CarlH has one on his car that he's just had sprayed Matt black by them.
CarlH has one on his car that he's just had sprayed Matt black by them.
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Thanks Carl that's a big help iv sourced a front bumper grill and Sti back doors and boot all for £300 but like you say the wings are the problem. I have spoken to ht autos and I think this will be a better option but not sure if they'll fit. In an ideal world I'd of bought an Sti but only paid 7k for a mint 30k miles with full service and I'm getting ready for the engine to go but it is booked for re map to get shot of the oe map. Thanks for the advice guys
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That's why I bought it because of the alloys. It's really the wife's car I sold and Sti type r a while back and really missed a scoob and thought this would scratch my itch but nooking at this thread I want an Sti now lol
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Well guys just picked her up and I love it very happy with everything apart from some suspension clucking on pull off is that normal iv read somewhere that some wrx suffer from this should I be taking it back to be looked at or Is there another better fix I'm putting prodrive lowering springs on anyway
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Well guys just picked her up and I love it very happy with everything apart from some suspension clucking on pull off is that normal iv read somewhere that some wrx suffer from this should I be taking it back to be looked at or Is there another better fix I'm putting prodrive lowering springs on anyway
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well the hatch past MOT today no problems !!
83,000 miles on the clock now checked mileage 14,000 miles done since MOT last year ,
83,000 miles on the clock now checked mileage 14,000 miles done since MOT last year ,
Last edited by sparkey67; 16 April 2014 at 07:13 PM.
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done, not too happy with the right side, but its not that bad, might whip it off and re do it when I have time
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New parts
Guys, we are currently making some rear drop links, lateral arms and cooling (slam) panels for the 08-10 cars
Let me know if any one is interested, I can setup a group buy if we have enough people wanting them
cheers chris
Let me know if any one is interested, I can setup a group buy if we have enough people wanting them
cheers chris
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Had a day in the garage today,
Genuine R205 Rear diffuser ready to fit after the bumper had been off to fit all of the fixing onto the car
Untitled by Rostle84, on Flickr
Old springs and knackered top bearings and boot VS Brand new Japanese imported parts
Untitled by Rostle84, on Flickr
Summer Wheels refitted and cleaned off & a wash and dry of the car only
Untitled by Rostle84, on Flickr
Rear View of the newly installed diffuser, Excuse the condensation from the exhaust I had the car warming up to put to bed
Untitled by Rostle84, on Flickr
Untitled by Rostle84, on Flickr
Untitled by Rostle84, on Flickr
Bit of a clean up under the hood and found a few extra places to fit some left over rally tech bolts
Untitled by Rostle84, on Flickr
Genuine R205 Rear diffuser ready to fit after the bumper had been off to fit all of the fixing onto the car
Untitled by Rostle84, on Flickr
Old springs and knackered top bearings and boot VS Brand new Japanese imported parts
Untitled by Rostle84, on Flickr
Summer Wheels refitted and cleaned off & a wash and dry of the car only
Untitled by Rostle84, on Flickr
Rear View of the newly installed diffuser, Excuse the condensation from the exhaust I had the car warming up to put to bed
Untitled by Rostle84, on Flickr
Untitled by Rostle84, on Flickr
Untitled by Rostle84, on Flickr
Bit of a clean up under the hood and found a few extra places to fit some left over rally tech bolts
Untitled by Rostle84, on Flickr
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I picked up the cat back system second hand for 380 pound delivered, and then spent around 50 pound on gaskets and a tube of autosol!
The car is not mapped yet as its having forged pistons fitted next week, then it will be run in and a decat down pipe fitted, then the remap!
The car is not mapped yet as its having forged pistons fitted next week, then it will be run in and a decat down pipe fitted, then the remap!