My WRX06
27 October 2006, 09:45 AM
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My WRX06 (14.02.20007)
This is my first post (hi all 
), thought I would show you some pictures of my WRX MY06
Local Track Day:
Mods so far:
- STi rear spoiler
- STi front lip
- STi interior
- Whiteline front 22mm / rear 22mm swaybars, anti-lift kit and rear camber adjustment bolts,
- Whiteline steering rack bushings
- Whiteline rear swaybar heavy duty mount, rear and front swaybar end links (bearing and alloy)
- Cusco front and rear Type OS swaybars + lower brace
- OZ Ultraleggera 17" (track and winter)
- Prodrive P-WRC1 18" (summer)
- Stoptech BBK (ST40)
- Supersprint TBE
- Walbro 255 lph fuel pump
- Prodrive gear ****
- HKS turbo timer
- Solberg Pig
Ordered:
- Defi gauges
- Zerosports Radiator Shroud
To be ordered:
- Powerflex rear bushings
- Bucket seat + harness
- Hyperflow TMIC
- EcuTek
Greetings from Poland!
), thought I would show you some pictures of my WRX MY06Local Track Day:
Mods so far:
- STi rear spoiler
- STi front lip
- STi interior
- Whiteline front 22mm / rear 22mm swaybars, anti-lift kit and rear camber adjustment bolts,
- Whiteline steering rack bushings
- Whiteline rear swaybar heavy duty mount, rear and front swaybar end links (bearing and alloy)
- Cusco front and rear Type OS swaybars + lower brace
- OZ Ultraleggera 17" (track and winter)
- Prodrive P-WRC1 18" (summer)
- Stoptech BBK (ST40)
- Supersprint TBE
- Walbro 255 lph fuel pump
- Prodrive gear ****
- HKS turbo timer
- Solberg Pig
Ordered:
- Defi gauges
- Zerosports Radiator Shroud
To be ordered:
- Powerflex rear bushings
- Bucket seat + harness
- Hyperflow TMIC
- EcuTek
Greetings from Poland!
Last edited by Blue76; 14 February 2007 at 01:30 PM.
27 October 2006, 02:18 PM
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Thanks for all good words
Haven't thought of Brides yet - must check their line. Initially I planned to put Prodrive seat (made by Sparco) combined with Prodrive JDM harness.
Seat:
Harness:
...and to compliment it, Prodrive wheel:
Can't help it, I am just a big fan of Prodrive accessories
Takatas are really nice but I don't like green
Originally Posted by SC008Y_MAD
btw, what bucket seats/harness setup are you going for?? Bride and Takata 
Seat:
Harness:
...and to compliment it, Prodrive wheel:
Can't help it, I am just a big fan of Prodrive accessories
Takatas are really nice but I don't like green
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27 October 2006, 02:40 PM
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Originally Posted by WHEELSHOP0_0
Welcome to the forum, nice car.
Originally Posted by WHEELSHOP0_0
Is this your first scoob?
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27 October 2006, 05:12 PM
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Originally Posted by jrmwrx
nice seats blue but then i would say that heres mine beware if your chubby you wont fit
After having them for some time, would you recommend them? Do you think they hold well enough compared to factory? How do they work with standard seatbelts?
dam them
28 October 2006, 12:57 PM
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hi blue the seats are a pain to get in and out of but when youre in you become part of the car i got mine because the cars handling far out did the seats ,seat belts no problem, well worth it imho
30 October 2006, 08:57 AM
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Originally Posted by COLZO
Czesc! Jak sie masz? Twoj samochod wyglada super. 
Pozdrawian!
Pozdrawian! Good news for my car - Whiteline parts just arrived. Now fitment and adjustment according to Whiteline recommendations. I will let you know if it was worth it
11 December 2006, 10:45 AM
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Finally got proper brakes:
With Whiteline parts already in, my WRX is a completely different car to handle. No more understeer (at least not that much as stock), easier to induce oversteer, much stiffer and responsive.
With Whiteline parts already in, my WRX is a completely different car to handle. No more understeer (at least not that much as stock), easier to induce oversteer, much stiffer and responsive.
11 December 2006, 12:16 PM
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Originally Posted by SineSTI
Nice car man! Front lip gone?
Will be back in summer.
11 December 2006, 04:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Flaps
Nice looking car! Just out of interest though if you were going to put all those STI bits on, why didn't you just buy one in the first place?
As for parts: I had to have an STi wing - impreza does not look (for me) like impreza without it. Interior - my wife wanted blue, I would have bought something actually useful
14 February 2007, 10:37 AM
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New recent additions:
Cusco lower brace:
Cusco Type OS front strutbar:
Cusco Type OS rear strutbar:
Also fitted few Whiteline parts:
- front and rear swaybar end links (bearing and alloy)
- rear swaybar heavy duty mounting
- steering rack bushings
Additionally got Powerflex front wishbone bushes but waiting for rear before fitting.
Handling - SUPERB!
Cusco lower brace:
Cusco Type OS front strutbar:
Cusco Type OS rear strutbar:
Also fitted few Whiteline parts:
- front and rear swaybar end links (bearing and alloy)
- rear swaybar heavy duty mounting
- steering rack bushings
Additionally got Powerflex front wishbone bushes but waiting for rear before fitting.
Handling - SUPERB!
Last edited by Blue76; 14 February 2007 at 01:28 PM.