STi_Bandit

Only a possibility Gus, but if it works then ill say good bye to all this silly finance and have a weight lifted so it seems a nice option

Maybe i should of........ Maybe i will................. will see what happens tommorow is another day [] Bandit

All precations have been takin [] no pedals to turn round hit paint work, all loose straps tied to the frame to stop the ends swirling the paint, i understand what ur saying alll is ok in all honesty i should of got a wagon or something with split folds no Classics reference please [] Bandit

And what would i rather do leave it up the drive, never use it and keep it in a air tight enclouser, If you could explain what could go wrong as iam intreged to know Bandit

Who cares anymore, Iam back out enjoy what i love most my downhilling, Subaru paintwork is crap anyway amount of little crap scrapes on the car begers belif not to mention some litttttle fekers key. nearly all polished out now. Bandit

Brain watch out for that car in the road when taking pics lol, Looking good mate Bandit

Was such a lovely day today decided to take the old bike out for a shakedown test, been playing with the damping in the forks and all i can say is WOW it eats the trials for breakfast. Just wanted to show to anyone intrested that a cheap halfords 19.99 bike rack will fit on an STi with the big wing with no fouling. Bandit

Thats the one i was thinking of mate[] Bandit

Ouch, I know what the price of these things can be, On the UK300 luckily the previous owner had one installed, and on the STi they come fitted as standard, though probally all in the same position so they can be found easily. Id rather invest in some sort of visual deterant like a disc lock or the Deadlock or something that locks the car in reverse and all the locking stuff is under the car all hard to get to. Bandit

Lol Acid i prefer this solution , can't say i've tried it yet though First off you need an old mobile phone, oldish Nokias are best, you most likely have a spare somewhere. You also need a charger cable that goes into a cigarette lighter socket and a pay as you go sim card. The first thing you need to do is register the spare mobile to a tracking service, these were set up so parents can easily trace the whereabouts of their children at all times without bothering them. http://www.followus.co.uk/index.html http://www.childlocate.co.uk/ http://www.verilocation.com/ There are lot of these sites, just do a search for "mobile phone tracking" Each service will offer something different, tariffs, track cost, accuracy etc so it's worth trawling through some and comparing the services like for like. Once the mobile phone is registered it can be tracked online for a small fee. All we need to do now is to conceal it in the car, don't just stick it in the drawer. think carefully about your options, there is plenty of room behind the dash for a start. This is the only technical part, you either have to extend the back of the lighter socket or cut the lighter plug off the charger and wire it to a switched power supply (stereo, cigarette lighter socket etc). What ever way you do it you have to have power to the phone for obvious reasons. Even if the battery is disconnected straight after the car is stolen you still have about 5 days on the phone's internal battery to locate the car. Is that all? Depends if you want to go the whole hog, you can have some fun if you are a little inventive. On your phone options you should have something like "auto answer". If you select this you can call your phone and it will answer without ringing. You will then be able to hear the person in your car. If you install a hands free car kit you can even talk to them, imagine how freaked out they'd be. If you have a phone that does polyphonic ring tones you could put police sirens on as a ring tone to try and persuade them to stop. One other possibility is to wire the petrol pump to a normally open relay and have it so the pump turns off when the phone rings. This is only any good if the car is being driven though, it's unlikely unless your keys were stolen or you were carjacked. Now it's up to you. BANDIT

Appears to be alot out there want to get a good quality one for wrapping the down pipe, have seen a kit from thermotec that includes wrap, ties and a turbo wrap was wondering if it was a good product. Also would it be advised to apply a spray sealant as well to the wrap. CHeers Bandito

Hello and welcome to the forums mate. hope you find the car your looking for Bandito

Two reason's Gus, First one was unfortunately the ones he had their at the time are Full 3" and didnt taper down to the 2.5", the second reason was the bell mouth open on the cast version is a wee bit smaller than the custom made snake heads. Bandito

April was at meerkat at the weekend to get her backbox made, have to say the quailty and attention to detail is fantastic, Also saw the new cast snakehead downpipes, was very tempted by one of those Bandit

I think maybe not how to drive a 22B lol 22B Video Clip Bandit

Been enjoying this series, give a nice insight into the whole team dynamics, seems a few bad luck / desions though Bandit

Whoooo hooo i remebered about this tonight think its the second to last episode tonight [] think the bit torret site is up to episode three Bandit

Saw a nice white impreza yesterday (Sun) as i was the A82 going to Dumbarton, looked rear nice had a SIDC sticker on the top of the rear window Bandito

Very nice noel, looks great Bandit

Hello mate and welcome to the club, nice looking motor Bandit

Looks good mate, will that be replacing the sards then Bandit

looks greatmate, a fine example you have there. Bandit

Very nice pics mate, looks like it was a good night at knockers, Bandito

Nope sorry guys/gals red herring there, Aprils car is going in tommorow for her custom exhaust [][] Bandito

Stealth looks good mate [Y] Bandit