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29 July 2006, 10:21 PM
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Subaru Impreza WRX STi Version 6 Type R
WRC Limited Edition No. 520 / 1000 (Model Year 2000 - August)
Standard Equipment:
STi Group N Low Ratio Gearbox
STi ECU
STi Inverted mono-tube strut suspension.
STi Aluminium lower suspension arms
STi Carbon front strut brace
STi Anti roll bar
STi Intercooler & inlet manifold
STi Quick shift
STi quickrack steering
Front viscous diff
Reinforced mechanical rear diff (R180-plated)
DCCD (Electro-magnetic driver controlled center differential)
4-Pot front brake callipers
Rear twin opposed piston brake caliper
Front & Rear Vented Discs
Inter cooler water spray
Uprated Engine Mounts
Braided Wiring
Aluminium bonnet and boot
Rally style roof vent
WRC Ltd Edition seats
WRC Ltd Edition Dash
Lamco boost Guage
Tinted rear windows
STi High Level Rear Spoiler
STi Fog Light Blanking Covers
STi Front Spoiler
Colour Coded Skirts
Electric Folding Mirrors
Air conditioning
Electric Windows
Climate control
Rear Screen Wash Wipe
MOMO Steering Wheel (Airbag)
Thought it would be easier to cut'n'paste from previous post. Even then there are differences between the v.ltd's (WRC) and the std type r's. Best wait for one of the other owners to come on and let you know the exact differences between a sti type r and an sti.
Think the main differences are the shell (2 door), and the drivetrain..different type diffs/ratios, different ratio gearbox (closer gearing) and the famous DCCD. (in car adjustable centre diff than controls the torque split from 35/65 to fully locked at 50/50.
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WRC Limited Edition No. 520 / 1000 (Model Year 2000 - August)
Standard Equipment:
STi Group N Low Ratio Gearbox
STi ECU
STi Inverted mono-tube strut suspension.
STi Aluminium lower suspension arms
STi Carbon front strut brace
STi Anti roll bar
STi Intercooler & inlet manifold
STi Quick shift
STi quickrack steering
Front viscous diff
Reinforced mechanical rear diff (R180-plated)
DCCD (Electro-magnetic driver controlled center differential)
4-Pot front brake callipers
Rear twin opposed piston brake caliper
Front & Rear Vented Discs
Inter cooler water spray
Uprated Engine Mounts
Braided Wiring
Aluminium bonnet and boot
Rally style roof vent
WRC Ltd Edition seats
WRC Ltd Edition Dash
Lamco boost Guage
Tinted rear windows
STi High Level Rear Spoiler
STi Fog Light Blanking Covers
STi Front Spoiler
Colour Coded Skirts
Electric Folding Mirrors
Air conditioning
Electric Windows
Climate control
Rear Screen Wash Wipe
MOMO Steering Wheel (Airbag)
Thought it would be easier to cut'n'paste from previous post. Even then there are differences between the v.ltd's (WRC) and the std type r's. Best wait for one of the other owners to come on and let you know the exact differences between a sti type r and an sti.
Think the main differences are the shell (2 door), and the drivetrain..different type diffs/ratios, different ratio gearbox (closer gearing) and the famous DCCD. (in car adjustable centre diff than controls the torque split from 35/65 to fully locked at 50/50.
).
Last edited by doug2507; 29 July 2006 at 10:32 PM.
29 July 2006, 10:32 PM
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in a nut shell then what is different, how is the type-r a better car? i guess the power is the same, what did subaru do to cahnge the normal sti to make it soo special
29 July 2006, 10:36 PM
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last part of above post...^^^^
Power is the same but due to the gearing it does 0-60 in around 4.1 secs, 0-100 around 9 secs but tops aout at around 145mph insteasd of the 155mph the sti will do. 2 door makes the shell a lot more ridgid. Its basically the same as an sti RA but with 2 less doors, dccd and some driver comforts like a/c, climate control, electric windows/mirrors etc....
Power is the same but due to the gearing it does 0-60 in around 4.1 secs, 0-100 around 9 secs but tops aout at around 145mph insteasd of the 155mph the sti will do. 2 door makes the shell a lot more ridgid. Its basically the same as an sti RA but with 2 less doors, dccd and some driver comforts like a/c, climate control, electric windows/mirrors etc....
30 July 2006, 08:26 AM
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Originally Posted by stevie1982
in a nut shell then what is different, how is the type-r a better car? i guess the power is the same, what did subaru do to cahnge the normal sti to make it soo special
More smile for your money - basically.
And, a little more exclusivity over the 4 door cars, even the RA's and other specials.
31 July 2006, 04:25 PM
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Well how many people can I upset. I have just bought a VEr6STI Type R and given it to a rally car builder who has just removed everything to weld a cage into it and do his stuff to turn it into a rally car. I got some bits to get rid of interior bits mainly.
01 August 2006, 11:06 AM
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hello all, first time posting on this site, ive just bought my first scooby!!! shes a my98 type r standard apart from exhaust and apexi controlllers, unbelivable to drive but very wary of the horror stories!!!!!
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blown engines, blown engines and blown engines!!! people make them out to be made of chocolate, don't know much about them myself admittedly just keep hearin warnings from people! makes me a little paranoid at every noise and creak!
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hi ive owned mine for about 18 months ive had a engine rebuild with uprated rods and pistons fmic full scoobysport system and decat 18 inch wheels which i am going to change for some compomotive mo,s i think, some lovley looking cars on this thread. i paid 7000 pound for my car with a blown maf sensor it is a 1999 car it was imported brand new by its one and only previous owner[IMG]
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if any one has any other ideas for wheels please come forward
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06 August 2006, 07:04 PM
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thanx for the welcome i was just juding by looks because i thought i made a mistake by buying the wheels that are on there at the moment
i am now thinking more of motorsport wheel will suit what the car is about, also forgot to add in the spec soon to have gems fitted
i was just juding by looks because i thought i made a mistake by buying the wheels that are on there at the moment i am now thinking more of motorsport wheel will suit what the car is about, also forgot to add in the spec soon to have gems fitted
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sorry my pictures are in the normal gallery i didnt see this thread untill i had posted them on the normal gallery
https://www.scoobynet.com/pictures-my-car-t534312.html
https://www.scoobynet.com/pictures-my-car-t534312.html
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Originally Posted by doug2507
07 August 2006, 09:46 PM
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lovely looking car mate, very clean.
off topic has anyone here ever heard of this before? put my type r in dccd fully locked the other day facing downhill and it will actually stay without rolling with no brakes on or handbrake on? dont know if this has been posted before if so, apologies, just wondering is this normal? thanks
off topic has anyone here ever heard of this before? put my type r in dccd fully locked the other day facing downhill and it will actually stay without rolling with no brakes on or handbrake on? dont know if this has been posted before if so, apologies, just wondering is this normal? thanks
07 August 2006, 09:52 PM
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Well guys and girls, Im finally jumping ship, she's in the For Sale section and on Fleabay and this time she's def going....
I've loved every minute and feel privilaged to have owned one of the best Scoobs (IMO) ever built, only to be eclipsed (but only slightly) by the
22b
Im really going to miss her but Im sure I'll be back in the not too distant future with another 2 door (wide bodied variety
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Here she is
Jeff.
I've loved every minute and feel privilaged to have owned one of the best Scoobs (IMO) ever built, only to be eclipsed (but only slightly
) by the 22b
Im really going to miss her but Im sure I'll be back in the not too distant future with another 2 door (wide bodied variety
)Here she is
Jeff.
07 August 2006, 09:59 PM
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Originally Posted by speedjunkie
lovely looking car mate, very clean.
off topic has anyone here ever heard of this before? put my type r in dccd fully locked the other day facing downhill and it will actually stay without rolling with no brakes on or handbrake on? dont know if this has been posted before if so, apologies, just wondering is this normal? thanks
off topic has anyone here ever heard of this before? put my type r in dccd fully locked the other day facing downhill and it will actually stay without rolling with no brakes on or handbrake on? dont know if this has been posted before if so, apologies, just wondering is this normal? thanks
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The thing is Doug, I have another "wide bodied" car itch that needs scratching before I come back to Scooby land I'll still post pics up to show you guys whats been nagging away at me for about the last 6 months when I get it sorted.
Jeff
I'll still post pics up to show you guys whats been nagging away at me for about the last 6 months when I get it sorted.Jeff
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Stick the kettle on and have a read through this:
https://www.scoobynet.com/centre-dif...highlight=dccd
https://www.scoobynet.com/centre-dif...highlight=dccd