Pooder

Just been told today my STI will be here in 2-10days.
What have any of you been using to polish yours-----What runing in RPM,s have you been using.
Lancaster tell me the PPP should be available end of the month.
I have put my name down for one
Cant wait
I have a Corsa on hire at the moment as I sold my MY98 Turbo to George. Hows it going George????
Do not ever buy a Corsa they are truly horrible
Steve

Pooder

No one got any advice for me?????? Also i have just had a 240 pound hike in my insurance any thoughts
Steve

ScottishMenace

There have been a few good threads recently which gives you an insight to life with an STI7. Basically set the red light and irritaing noise to 4000 rpm for the first 1000 miles and then enjoy but take it easy over say the following 1000 miles increacing your rev limit as you go.

Trust me you have made a fantastic choice - go ENJOY like the rest of us.

Dave Allan

Lunchie

Have a look in this month's EVO mag. They've jsut added one to their long term fleet.

Also I'm sure any dealer will tell you, or you could call Prodrive.

Lunchie

DJB

Pooder

If you've ordered the blue/black version like me, then you'll have a job keeping it clean. I've used Autoglym on mine which certainly gave a good initial result.

Good advice above about setting the rev warning light/buzzer at 4000 revs. Annoying but saves you having to watch the rev counter all the time. The manual does not tell you how to adjust this but its fairly obvious.

D.

Pooder

Thanks everyone
Mine is blue-had a black car before-nightmare to keep clean
Steve

Iain Young

Hi Steve.

I've had mine since Feb, and have not stopped grinning yet

I use Mr (Wizard) Underwoods wax and it really is very good. Much better than Autoglym etc (I used it on my previous scoob as well). Running in will be frustrating but well worth doing. I'm nearly up to 3000 miles now and she's beginning to loosen up nicely...

Iain