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New Cossie Owner
Hi, couldnt see a new member section so iv thrown this in here.
As the title suggests iv just bought my first cosworth!
Im loving it so far although there are a few faults with it that i'll no doubt be asking for help on soon. Its a 91 Sapphire 4x4 & looks like this
Its covered 113k & has no rust!!
Coming from a scooby STI im loving the power delivery of the cosworth engine & the comfy as hell leather recaros!
Jonny
As the title suggests iv just bought my first cosworth!
Im loving it so far although there are a few faults with it that i'll no doubt be asking for help on soon. Its a 91 Sapphire 4x4 & looks like this
Its covered 113k & has no rust!!
Coming from a scooby STI im loving the power delivery of the cosworth engine & the comfy as hell leather recaros!
Jonny
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If i'd have went from the impreza to a 2wd saph it would be wrapped round a lamp post by now mate especially in this weather. Might work my way upto one after iv modded this
They do look sweet in the darker colours
They do look sweet in the darker colours
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Well done mate for getting a proper car. If you look after your cossie it will be ok. You just have to remember that these cars are old and will need money spending on them. They are a fun car to drive and alot safer than the 2wd. I think you have to be mad to drive a 2wd cossie, i would be shiting myself every time i came to a corner quick. I respect the owners of the 2wd cossies.
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very nice condition
if you are not totally sure of the service history, i would immediately do a cambelt, oil, oil filter, fuel filter, brake fluid and coolant change. could save you some money in the long run.
for oil, use silkolene pro s from opie oils don't be using shit like castrol rs or mobil 1 imo
if you are not totally sure of the service history, i would immediately do a cambelt, oil, oil filter, fuel filter, brake fluid and coolant change. could save you some money in the long run.
for oil, use silkolene pro s from opie oils don't be using shit like castrol rs or mobil 1 imo
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Originally Posted by foreigneRS
very nice condition
if you are not totally sure of the service history, i would immediately do a cambelt, oil, oil filter, fuel filter, brake fluid and coolant change. could save you some money in the long run.
for oil, use silkolene pro s from opie oils don't be using shit like castrol rs or mobil 1 imo
if you are not totally sure of the service history, i would immediately do a cambelt, oil, oil filter, fuel filter, brake fluid and coolant change. could save you some money in the long run.
for oil, use silkolene pro s from opie oils don't be using shit like castrol rs or mobil 1 imo
cheers
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Originally Posted by DaBoy12s
welcome, ar looks very nice
shouldnt be long before you see this sight though
shouldnt be long before you see this sight though
Whats up with yours like?
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Originally Posted by Jonny81
lol its booked in at the garage already mate! Started making a knocking noise from the n/s wheel, sounds like the drive shaft.
Whats up with yours like?
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Im with foreign rs on this, get a service into it as it might save you some cash in the future
I`d also phone the bank manager and give him plenty of notice about the money you will be borrowing shortly
Part from that welcome and enjoy a classic
I`d also phone the bank manager and give him plenty of notice about the money you will be borrowing shortly
Part from that welcome and enjoy a classic
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Originally Posted by NUTTIN RILLA
Im with foreign rs on this, get a service into it as it might save you some cash in the future
I`d also phone the bank manager and give him plenty of notice about the money you will be borrowing shortly
Part from that welcome and enjoy a classic
I`d also phone the bank manager and give him plenty of notice about the money you will be borrowing shortly
Part from that welcome and enjoy a classic
Well put. . . . . .welcome Jonny81 nice motor
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Originally Posted by NUTTIN RILLA
I`d also phone the bank manager and give him plenty of notice about the money you will be borrowing shortly
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