My 05 Blobeye wrx sti in Crystal Grey
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My 05 Blobeye wrx sti in Crystal Grey
I picked this up yesterday from Richard and I have to say it's a cracker
After selling the classic I was going for a change then without a Subaru I realised just how much the last 10 years of ownership actually meant to me and promptly went to see this and we did a deal there and then it's minter than a minty biscuit
General Spec
2005 UK model
Crystal Grey (it’s not silver!)
Just 14k miles from new
Full Subaru Service History
6 speed gearbox DCCD
Rev light limiter setting
Service History
5th Feb 05: 1,027 miles (Subaru, Essex)
21st Jan 06: 5,547 miles (Subaru, Essex)
3rd Feb 07: 5,683 miles (Subaru, Essex)
2nd Feb 08: 5,844 miles (Subaru, Essex)
3rd Jul 10: 8,900 miles
25th Mar 11: 12,862 miles (Subaru, Bristol including Cambelt)
Exterior
Rear roof spoiler
Front roof scoop with grille
Zunsport full lower front grille
Black sun-strip
Original 17 inch STi alloys resprayed in Anthrite
Almost new Falken FK452 tyres x 4
HT autos front lip spoiler
HT autos rear corner spats
Scoobyworld mud flaps
New Bosch flat aero wipers
6000k HID headlights
Matching LED sidelights
Headlights de-tangoed & blackened JDM style
Silvatec indicator bulbs front & rear
Interior / ICE
Original STi car mats
Prosport Gauges x 3 (Boost, Oil Pressure & Oil Temperature)
ATI triple Gauge pod
Kenwood KDC-BT8044U Head Unit with Ipod lead & remote control
Single Din Forrester blanking unit
Front components are Soundstream SC-6T
Rear speakers are Nakamichi SP-C522
New Alpine 6x9’s in rear parcel shelf
New Sony AMP powering 6x9’s hidden in spare wheel compartment
New Infinity Basslink powered Sub secured in boot with separate remote bass controller
Audio sound-proofing all round
Mechanicals
Uprated Subaru 255 fuel pump
Miltek cat back exhaust
Scorpion de-cat pipe
Remapped by Trackactive to 312 BHP
Do-Luck panel air filter
Tein front strut brace
NGK PFR7B spark plugs
Apex Coilovers
See what you guys think and before you ask yes the roof scoop is coming off
Even if I do say myself what a fantastic car and a big thanks to Richard for his work on it and to Kev for running me around to view and collect it.
Simon
After selling the classic I was going for a change then without a Subaru I realised just how much the last 10 years of ownership actually meant to me and promptly went to see this and we did a deal there and then it's minter than a minty biscuit
General Spec
2005 UK model
Crystal Grey (it’s not silver!)
Just 14k miles from new
Full Subaru Service History
6 speed gearbox DCCD
Rev light limiter setting
Service History
5th Feb 05: 1,027 miles (Subaru, Essex)
21st Jan 06: 5,547 miles (Subaru, Essex)
3rd Feb 07: 5,683 miles (Subaru, Essex)
2nd Feb 08: 5,844 miles (Subaru, Essex)
3rd Jul 10: 8,900 miles
25th Mar 11: 12,862 miles (Subaru, Bristol including Cambelt)
Exterior
Rear roof spoiler
Front roof scoop with grille
Zunsport full lower front grille
Black sun-strip
Original 17 inch STi alloys resprayed in Anthrite
Almost new Falken FK452 tyres x 4
HT autos front lip spoiler
HT autos rear corner spats
Scoobyworld mud flaps
New Bosch flat aero wipers
6000k HID headlights
Matching LED sidelights
Headlights de-tangoed & blackened JDM style
Silvatec indicator bulbs front & rear
Interior / ICE
Original STi car mats
Prosport Gauges x 3 (Boost, Oil Pressure & Oil Temperature)
ATI triple Gauge pod
Kenwood KDC-BT8044U Head Unit with Ipod lead & remote control
Single Din Forrester blanking unit
Front components are Soundstream SC-6T
Rear speakers are Nakamichi SP-C522
New Alpine 6x9’s in rear parcel shelf
New Sony AMP powering 6x9’s hidden in spare wheel compartment
New Infinity Basslink powered Sub secured in boot with separate remote bass controller
Audio sound-proofing all round
Mechanicals
Uprated Subaru 255 fuel pump
Miltek cat back exhaust
Scorpion de-cat pipe
Remapped by Trackactive to 312 BHP
Do-Luck panel air filter
Tein front strut brace
NGK PFR7B spark plugs
Apex Coilovers
See what you guys think and before you ask yes the roof scoop is coming off
Even if I do say myself what a fantastic car and a big thanks to Richard for his work on it and to Kev for running me around to view and collect it.
Simon
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Time for a little update and showing the car as it stands now, I've done a few small bits and have a few other items planned but for now I've now removed the sub from the boot and all wiring has been removed plus I have replaced the number plates. Also I've fitted a 22mm Whiteline Rear ARB and a rear strut brace which has tightened things up a little finally I've had some front Performance Friction pads fitted.
This is a must and after having one fitted in my classic I enjoyed it so much I had to go for it again
Simon
This is a must and after having one fitted in my classic I enjoyed it so much I had to go for it again
Simon