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  1. Russ,

    Car looks much better with these on, they are a cracking-looking wheel.

    Don't suppose it will matter though, coz if your Mrs is anything like mine they will be kerbed to buggery soon!! face-icon-small-wink.gif

  2. Thanks for all the feedback folks.

    Think i might drop the rear ones down to the next set of holes, they are sitting a bit high. The front ones look braw though face-icon-small-happy.gif

    Just checked and my jack brace thingy is under that board too face-icon-small-blush.gif D'oh!! That could have saved me about 10 minutes and left the skin on my knuckles!!

    Ordered a pair of "airdam skirts" (Subaru's words, not mine) which are the front bumper extensions that are standard on an STI. Got them today (£130 inc. SIDC discount, VAT & postage), but Subaru only do them in STi-colours, so i got mine in white. They are in getting painted just now, hopefully get them back on Monday night.

    Karl - i got the wee roof spoiler from Revolution. I think it was £119.99, but they only get their supplier (Lester in Italy) to make them when they have orders, so they take about 5-6 weeks to arrive.

  3. a member called Fiona (scottiescoob) got her wagon retrimmed in leather @ Transcal Livingston, maybe see if you can search her out if your after an opinion/idea of cost.

    Not seen her post on here for a while though.

    If you search thru the forum you might see pics of her re-trim.

    Edited: Here's the LINK to scottiescoob's post, with pics, phone no's, the lot.

    I remember PM'ing her round about the time she got it done & i'm fairly sure she said it cost her approx. £1400.

  4. Unfortunately ally, even a shot in your rev-beast won't sway the decision...... the boss (it's a HE by the way) likes his grub & likes to go out for a meal when he's up here. Since every1 else in the office thinks he's a twerp it gets left to me (he's my boss, but he's not the boss of any of my other colleagues) to take him out.

    Trust me, you don't want him turning up @ a meet. Cars is the last thing he's interested in.

    Ah well, catch u lot another time, enjoy yourselves face-icon-small-happy.gif

  5. Bathgate Auto Electrics

    Colmarene, Mill Rd, Bathgate, West Lothian EH48 4BJ

    Tel: 01506 650600

    Lothian Auto Electrical

    13, Rosebery Place, Livingston, West Lothian EH54 6RP

    Tel: 01506 418561

    Never used either of these though.

    What car u driving Martin? I'm also from West Lothian

  6. Chris....

    I tend to agree with other posts.... the current size of the club is adequate. You only need look at the turn-out for the only run i've been on (March) - any more cars than that & we'd have attracted serious attention by the police.

    I am also of the opinion that a fair amount of subaru owners do not drive a subaru for the same reasons we do - i suspect it's because they are reliable sturdy but speedy work horses.

    I joined the SIDC a few weeks before purchasing my WRX, and i joined for 2 reasons:

    1) The social aspect - meeting new people & admiring each others cars

    2) Help, advise, opinions & the general banter on the forum.

    I did not join so I could thrash my car anytime any members meet up, but that does not mean I object to such behaviour - on the contrary, if that is how people enjoy their cars then fair play to them!! I enjoy how mine looks, and the knowledge that I have the power under my right foot if i need it.

    My suggestion is: we should continue to encourage existing members to stay by providing them with a forum full of helpful advise, informed opinion & the odd bit of humourous banter chucked in. New members will see how well the forum & the club is run & will stay. i.e. i think we should all just continue what we are doing & the club membership will be just fine face-icon-small-happy.gif

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