2007 WRX PPP - she's finished. have a look!
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11 October 2007, 06:41 PM
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Nospoiler look is cool.
I was thinking of getting rid of mine. Just need to get off my ****.What did you do with the holes and the brake light?
Did you think of going FMIC and losing the scoop?
I was thinking of getting rid of mine. Just need to get off my ****.What did you do with the holes and the brake light?
Did you think of going FMIC and losing the scoop?
11 October 2007, 09:36 PM
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11 October 2007, 09:38 PM
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The prodrives P7 are heavier than the stock rims of the 06 WRX according to WHEELWEIGHTS.NET 
not a lightweight rim though.....
11 October 2007, 11:05 PM
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Interesting to know what you moved on to....
and whyWould it be cheeky to ask what the cost of the wheels and springs where.
I was toying with the idea 4 my 07 WRX wagon.
12 October 2007, 12:13 AM
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The spring kit is under £200.- plus fitting. If you do it yourself get someone to set the geometry up to prodrive rec. settings for you because it will be way out. The WRX hqandling was vastly improved with the springs HOWEVER big bumps hit hard send a nasty bang through the whole car which makes you wince and you WILL touch the front down. If I was to do it all over, I wouldn't fit the springs even if it does improve the motorway ride a bit and looks miles better.
The wheels are on the Subaru website, £700.-
http://195.212.11.58/IMGGB/WWW/Subar...6?Opendocument
This is the new motor. Most of you will be
but it suits me and my life a whole lot better than the scoob. And I won't loose my license in this one....
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The spring kit is under £200.- plus fitting. If you do it yourself get someone to set the geometry up to prodrive rec. settings for you because it will be way out. The WRX hqandling was vastly improved with the springs HOWEVER big bumps hit hard send a nasty bang through the whole car which makes you wince and you WILL touch the front down. If I was to do it all over, I wouldn't fit the springs even if it does improve the motorway ride a bit and looks miles better.
The wheels are on the Subaru website, £700.-
17" Prodrive 7 Alloy Wheel - Anthracite<br>
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The wheels are on the Subaru website, £700.-
17" Prodrive 7 Alloy Wheel - Anthracite<br>
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Cheers mate
That's just the kind of advice I joined this forum for
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