plans,upgrades,projects for the new year...

JOHNNY T

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didn't think id ever do it again but bought a wrx and hope to have it up and running in the new year.....
want to get it looking like the pics below :wrxsmiley
im such a :hairdresser: :hairdresser:
 
Class looking Johnny
I got some de tango headlights
Spec c front strut brace
Sti rear brace
Amber speedo cluster amber defi's
Wrap it grey and a set of dark grey Revolution Millenium wheels 18's
Was gonna sell it but I'd be hard pushed to get another with 30k on the clock
P.s don't tell the wife about this lol
Oh and a splitter
 
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keith dublin said:
Class looking Johnny
I got some de tango headlights
Spec c front strut brace
Sti rear brace
Amber speedo cluster amber defi's
Wrap it grey and a set of dark grey Revolution Millenium wheels 18's
Was gonna sell it but I'd be hard pushed to get another with 30k on the clock
P.s don't tell the wife about this lol
Oh and a splitter

Will be class :subaru:
 
Amber defis
Lowering springs
Rear camber bolts with full geo setup (finally)
Piaa horns
Matt wrap centre console pieces with red hazard switch
2 piece front brake disks
Goodridge braided hoses to replace hel ones
RCM rad cover
Silicone hoses
New door speakers
Fit fire extinguisher
Sti pedal set
Zunsport grill

Big project is to strip the underside, address any surface rust, underseal and powder coat the bits and bobs while they're off the car.

Think I've a few other bits and bobs around the place that have been gathering, just need to get the finger out and start fitting :subaru:
 
Rob Spec C said:
Amber defis
Lowering springs
Rear camber bolts with full geo setup (finally)
Piaa horns
Matt wrap centre console pieces with red hazard switch
2 piece front brake disks
Goodridge braided hoses to replace hel ones
RCM rad cover
Silicone hoses
New door speakers
Fit fire extinguisher
Sti pedal set
Zunsport grill

Big project is to strip the underside, address any surface rust, underseal and powder coat the bits and bobs while they're off the car.

Think I've a few other bits and bobs around the place that have been gathering, just need to get the finger out and start fitting :subaru:

Wow that's nearly more than I have to do I may get the finger out
Be serious machine when you get that sorted robbie
 
gonna spray a set of newage wrx wheels black for the wrx aswell :stismiley :hairdresser:
 
Rob Spec C said:
Amber defis
Lowering springs
Rear camber bolts with full geo setup (finally)
Piaa horns
Matt wrap centre console pieces with red hazard switch
2 piece front brake disks
Goodridge braided hoses to replace hel ones
RCM rad cover
Silicone hoses
New door speakers
Fit fire extinguisher

Sti pedal set
Zunsport grill

Big project is to strip the underside, address any surface rust, underseal and powder coat the bits and bobs while they're off the car.

Think I've a few other bits and bobs around the place that have been gathering, just need to get the finger out and start fitting :subaru:


Rob where are ya fitting the fire extinguisher hav one myself was thinking of glovebox
 
I stuck my fire extinguisher in the boot, on the right hand side as you look in on the small shelf like part, grand spot, doesn't get in the way.

Also I feel bad looking at all the plans and bits you all have!!! Gonna have to do something myself!!
 
sdc said:
Rob where are ya fitting the fire extinguisher hav one myself was thinking of glovebox

Really don't know where to put it to be honest, I wanted somewhere accessible like the passenger side footwell just in case. But then, I don't want to drill mounting holes in the chassis either so I've no idea where to put it yet. May look into making a mounting plate using existing holes or something like that. Where were you thinking yourself?



eliroche said:
I stuck my fire extinguisher in the boot, on the right hand side as you look in on the small shelf like part, grand spot, doesn't get in the way.

Any pics Eli?
 
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Not a great picture but you get the idea!!! Didn't want it in the way as hopefully never have to use it!!!!


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Rob i got smaller one than Eli's and fits nice in glovebox was gonna velcro it inside so it wont rattle around, or Eli's place i was thinking too
 
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The powder one is what I got from Eoin earlier last year, good job.

Looks tidy Eli :thumbsup: .. I don't have any boot lining in the car so can't do that way :new_puppy_dog_eyes:

I suppose Velcro might be an option but will have to check it out, see if it can hold the extinguisher without coming loose.

Below in the red circle is where i was thinking of trying to install, not too intrusive but at hand should something happen
 

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I seen a project thread where a lad made a bracket for the fire extinguisher to bolt into the 2 front bolts on the passenger seat so just sits in front of the base of the seat but tight to it.

Out of the way but easily accessible .

I put mine in the boot on the left

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