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Rob S
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Post by Rob S »

The gauge looks sweet in there, as does the quaife knob (Can't imagine thats looks out of place in many sporty cars). As the eBayer.....makes you questions peoples morals, how did he expect to get away with it?

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Jon
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I've got 4 spare newage coil packs you can have for a few quid, they will need to be wired to fit but are much better than the classic ones.

http://bbs.scoobynet.com/general-techni ... iring.html

Plenty of other info on the net for the conversion.

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funny you mention that jon i was looking at this earlier
http://www.jamessimpson.co.uk/classic-i ... conversion

it looks a fairly simple conversion, even with my limited electrical knowledge
Small one's are more juicy

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Post by Monster »

Were those tyres used? Where did you find all them? I'm tempted to try something other than 888s this year but the yokos are daft money

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Trev the gauge looks alot better how youv'e done it think ill have to re do mine and i do like the gear knob
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Tk wrote:funny you mention that jon i was looking at this earlier
http://www.jamessimpson.co.uk/classic-i ... conversion

it looks a fairly simple conversion, even with my limited electrical knowledge
It didn,t know that about the coils and i have learnt something new there , will try and remember that one . Iam going to have to make a list of all these Impreza tricks and save them for a later date . Pete

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Monster wrote:Were those tyres used? Where did you find all them? I'm tempted to try something other than 888s this year but the yokos are daft money
they are from a guy local to me that runs in a race series, he only uses the tyres for one race as he said a new set = 1 second a lap at snetterton
this year the series is switching to the new avons hence me giving them a try later on in the year when they come available

and cheers mike im pretty pleased with how it came out
Small one's are more juicy

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Stick with it Trev and FFS don't put it up for sale ,i have no room left :)

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Mr Fletcher wrote:Stick with it Trev and FFS don't put it up for sale ,i have no room left :)
this one is going nowhere just yet, lets see after the seasons over :D
Small one's are more juicy

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Epic work Trevario :thumbs: Gauge heaven :)
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