To buy or not to buy
27 September 2015, 08:56 PM
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To buy or not to buy
Ok,
so i have recently just sold my civic type r ep3 i spent a fair bit on it loved it to bits was very good car no matter whatever people say about honda's it had reasonable power output. So now I'm on the hunt for something new iv admittedly have been looking at other things c63 cls55 bmw m3 to name name the least but i keep finding my self looking at the WRX STI hatchback subaru impreza
things that apeal to me about it.
- love the looks shapes and the design
- ability to be able go down many routes track , stance .. bit of both
- 4wd aspect
just to name a few bits what i would really like is someone who many have come from my sort of scenario that can tell me the good and bads about them honestly.
id potentially be running it as a daily but id like to get moderate track use out of it and power wise id be looking at fully forging with bigger turbo and other bits just need some guidance if possible chuck everything you have at me
TIA
Ben
so i have recently just sold my civic type r ep3 i spent a fair bit on it loved it to bits was very good car no matter whatever people say about honda's it had reasonable power output. So now I'm on the hunt for something new iv admittedly have been looking at other things c63 cls55 bmw m3 to name name the least but i keep finding my self looking at the WRX STI hatchback subaru impreza
things that apeal to me about it.
- love the looks shapes and the design
- ability to be able go down many routes track , stance .. bit of both
- 4wd aspect
just to name a few bits what i would really like is someone who many have come from my sort of scenario that can tell me the good and bads about them honestly.
id potentially be running it as a daily but id like to get moderate track use out of it and power wise id be looking at fully forging with bigger turbo and other bits just need some guidance if possible chuck everything you have at me
TIA
Ben
27 September 2015, 09:00 PM
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Ok,
so i have recently just sold my civic type r ep3 i spent a fair bit on it loved it to bits was very good car no matter whatever people say about honda's it had reasonable power output. So now I'm on the hunt for something new iv admittedly have been looking at other things c63 cls55 bmw m3 to name name the least but i keep finding my self looking at the WRX STI hatchback subaru impreza
things that apeal to me about it.
- love the looks shapes and the design
- ability to be able go down many routes track , stance .. bit of both
- 4wd aspect
just to name a few bits what i would really like is someone who many have come from my sort of scenario that can tell me the good and bads about them honestly.
id potentially be running it as a daily but id like to get moderate track use out of it and power wise id be looking at fully forging with bigger turbo and other bits just need some guidance if possible chuck everything you have at me
TIA
Ben
so i have recently just sold my civic type r ep3 i spent a fair bit on it loved it to bits was very good car no matter whatever people say about honda's it had reasonable power output. So now I'm on the hunt for something new iv admittedly have been looking at other things c63 cls55 bmw m3 to name name the least but i keep finding my self looking at the WRX STI hatchback subaru impreza
things that apeal to me about it.
- love the looks shapes and the design
- ability to be able go down many routes track , stance .. bit of both
- 4wd aspect
just to name a few bits what i would really like is someone who many have come from my sort of scenario that can tell me the good and bads about them honestly.
id potentially be running it as a daily but id like to get moderate track use out of it and power wise id be looking at fully forging with bigger turbo and other bits just need some guidance if possible chuck everything you have at me
TIA
Ben
27 September 2015, 09:23 PM
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The hatch is a great car once you have forged the engine. It's a great all rounder. Mine is the best family car I've owned, plus I can have fun with it when I am on my own. BUT as you don't have wife and kids, if it was me, I would be looking at something a bit more hardcore like a Hawkeye spec C (especially coming from a civic type r).
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28 September 2015, 07:05 AM
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Hi,
I love the looks of mine also (Aside from the rear) and thoroughly enjoy driving it. I've never had a Honda, though have had an M3 and a RS Clio and much prefer the Scoob. However, the interior is pretty cheaply put together.
Lots of haters who have never had one, take a look at the thread in the members section as there is loads of great info in there.
8ulldog
I love the looks of mine also (Aside from the rear) and thoroughly enjoy driving it. I've never had a Honda, though have had an M3 and a RS Clio and much prefer the Scoob. However, the interior is pretty cheaply put together.
Lots of haters who have never had one, take a look at the thread in the members section as there is loads of great info in there.
8ulldog
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