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ScoobySplitLtd
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PostPosted: Fri Jan 14, 2011 8:28 pm    Post subject: Subaru Engine conversion packages and donor cars Reply with quote

Hello everyone

I hope I am not doing anything wrong or to offend here, please tell me if I am.

My name is Ken and I have recently started a business specialising in used Subaru Impreza parts. Parts can be bought online at www.subaru-impreza-parts.co.uk

I have just supplied a kit to a customer for a subaru conversion, and discovered there is an enthusiast community not just for the vw rear engined vehicles, but for Subaru powered ones Happy

I think it is great that these engines are being used, being a Subaru Impreza enthusiast myself. I have had Subaru Imprezas for over 10 years and have loved them all.

I have seen a number of threads about obtaining the parts required for a conversion and believe I can help in a couple of ways.

Firstly, the obvious one, is I can supply the Subaru parts for a conversion as a complete kit. That would be everything needed from a Subaru Impreza:

Engine complete with inlet manifold, injectors, fuel pressure regulator, all the sensors, igniter, mass air flow sensor, intake pipe, charcoal filter, clutch, flywheel, starter motor, gearbox to engine bolts, engine mountings, alternator and both brackets, exhaust manifold, lambda sensor, complete wiring loom including any immobiliser parts for a non-turbo. Turbo, headers, boost solenoid as well for a turbo version.

Secondly, as I am also interested in buying Imprezas for breaking, I would be able to offer you a deal on your donor car. If you buy a donor car complete then I would be happy to strip it for you and give you all the parts you need in return for the remains of the car. Or if you have a donor car already and have removed the bits you need then I may be interested in buying what you have left.

Finally, it's not all about business. I know quite a bit about Subaru Imprezas and am happy to help people with questions on engines and stuff if I can, or to point people in the direction of information they need, so please feel free to ask me by posting or sending a message / email.

Best regards

Ken
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PostPosted: Sun Jan 16, 2011 5:31 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Sounds good Ken, i'm not sure about the advertising in this section but if you can help people i dont think its a problem. What sort of prices are you thinking of offering the "kits" for? Just for reference i payed 300 GBP for a 94000 mile, 96, 2L auto, N/A legacy estate, delivered to my door and fully MOT'd!. (ebay).
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PostPosted: Sun Jan 16, 2011 10:32 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Hi Ken, have you got a bonnet scoop from an STi impreza, any age will do, but it needs to be the larger tall scoop.
If so how much?
Cheers Ian.
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PostPosted: Mon Jan 31, 2011 3:01 pm    Post subject: Scoop Reply with quote

Hi Ian

I don't have one now but I may have another car coming in later this week with a large scoop on, probably best to give me a call on 07773 340708 towards the end of the week, or send a contact or part request through the website www.subaru-impreza-parts.co.uk.

Regards

Ken
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PostPosted: Mon Feb 07, 2011 10:12 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Ianbott wrote:
Hi Ken, have you got a bonnet scoop from an STi impreza, any age will do, but it needs to be the larger tall scoop.
If so how much?
Cheers Ian.


Hi Ian

That car came in Saturday and has an aftermarket large scoop on it. Have a look at the 1994 WRX Wagon here to see what it looks like:

http://www.subaru-impreza-parts.co.uk/the-split-list

Call me on 07773 340708 if interested.

Cheers

Ken

PS - Selling the engine and wiring etc. for a conversion in the for sale section.
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PostPosted: Wed Jun 27, 2012 4:54 am    Post subject: Re: Subaru Engine conversion packages and donor cars Reply with quote

ScoobySplitLtd wrote:
Hello everyone

I hope I am not doing anything wrong or to offend here, please tell me if I am.

My name is Ken and I have recently started a business specialising in used Subaru Impreza parts. Parts can be bought online at www.subaru-impreza-parts.co.uk

I have just supplied a kit to a customer for a subaru conversion, and discovered there is an enthusiast community not just for the vw rear engined vehicles, but for Subaru powered ones Happy

I think it is great that these engines are being used, being a Subaru Impreza enthusiast myself. I have had Subaru Imprezas for over 10 years and have loved them all.

I have seen a number of threads about obtaining the parts required for a conversion and believe I can help in a couple of ways.

Firstly, the obvious one, is I can supply the Subaru parts for a conversion as a complete kit. That would be everything needed from a Subaru Impreza:

Engine complete with inlet manifold, injectors, fuel pressure regulator, all the sensors, igniter, mass air flow sensor, intake pipe, charcoal filter, clutch, flywheel, starter motor, gearbox to engine bolts, engine mountings, alternator and both brackets, exhaust manifold, lambda sensor, complete wiring loom including any immobiliser parts for a non-turbo. Turbo, headers, boost solenoid as well for a turbo version.

Secondly, as I am also interested in buying Imprezas for breaking, I would be able to offer you a deal on your donor car. If you buy a donor car complete then I would be happy to strip it for you and give you all the parts you need in return for the remains of the car. Or if you have a donor car already and have removed the bits you need then I may be interested in buying what you have left.

Finally, it's not all about business. I know quite a bit about Subaru Imprezas and am happy to help people with questions on engines and stuff if I can, or to point people in the direction of information they need, so please feel free to ask me by posting or sending a message / email.

Best regards

Ken


hello there! I know that my post here is too late and I do apologize for that! By the way Ken, as I read your post, I feel great for this. It seems that you made a good move. Starting a business is not easy but if you do it with all your heart, it will be successful. cheers Happy
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