De-stickered...better?
08 February 2010, 08:13 AM
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De-stickered...better?
Had to have the 22B to sort some corrosion so off came the stickers, from this -
To this -
Better or worse, what do you think?
To this -
Better or worse, what do you think?
08 February 2010, 08:59 AM
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im on the fence fella, they looked good on because they was the actual wrc graphics, and not tacky ****. but then it does look nice and respectable without...
good work mate
good work mate
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08 February 2010, 11:59 AM
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oh man i had the same dilema with a 2004 sti it came with graphics then I destickered it then wished I left them on! In the photos I think your 22B looks better with, but it still looks amazing without. Also you get much less attention without which for me is a good thing. Your car looks great either way!
08 February 2010, 01:13 PM
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looks mint with or without the decal kit.
But if i had to have it i would have it with the decals on
but i can only dream,i'll have to wait till they are £2000 lmao
But if i had to have it i would have it with the decals on
but i can only dream,i'll have to wait till they are £2000 lmao
08 February 2010, 10:07 PM
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Thanks for the comments 
As for the wheels, they were custom-made for me by a spanish company called Braid. The design is called Winrace A and I had them made in size 18x8.5 et21 (I've only seen one other Scooby with this make/type of wheel in the UK; you can specify any size and they'll make them - might take some persuading though...).
The intention was to get as close to the multi-spoke WRC as possible, turned out pretty close, I reckon lol
As for the wheels, they were custom-made for me by a spanish company called Braid. The design is called Winrace A and I had them made in size 18x8.5 et21 (I've only seen one other Scooby with this make/type of wheel in the UK; you can specify any size and they'll make them - might take some persuading though...).
The intention was to get as close to the multi-spoke WRC as possible, turned out pretty close, I reckon lol
09 February 2010, 12:39 PM
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Having seen the car in the metal and how the graphics were on there, I have to say that it does look so much nicer without them. Don't get me wrong I'm a big fan of graphics (when done correctly) but it just looks so much "harder" without them.
09 February 2010, 01:05 PM
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Thanks for the comments
As for the wheels, they were custom-made for me by a spanish company called Braid. The design is called Winrace A and I had them made in size 18x8.5 et21 (I've only seen one other Scooby with this make/type of wheel in the UK; you can specify any size and they'll make them - might take some persuading though...).
The intention was to get as close to the multi-spoke WRC as possible, turned out pretty close, I reckon lol
As for the wheels, they were custom-made for me by a spanish company called Braid. The design is called Winrace A and I had them made in size 18x8.5 et21 (I've only seen one other Scooby with this make/type of wheel in the UK; you can specify any size and they'll make them - might take some persuading though...).
The intention was to get as close to the multi-spoke WRC as possible, turned out pretty close, I reckon lol
I have Braid wheels.
altho kinda wrecked after being on the wife's scoob for a few years. 
09 February 2010, 01:28 PM
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