'96N WRX STI Version 2 RA for sale
10 February 2004, 02:01 PM
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Hi Mart
Clear as mud. LOL only joking.
Just wanted to make sure you knew it was more special than a std RA.
Could affect how much you get for it when it goes.
Very nice car BTW
Chris
Clear as mud. LOL only joking.
Just wanted to make sure you knew it was more special than a std RA.
Could affect how much you get for it when it goes.
Very nice car BTW
Chris
10 February 2004, 05:56 PM
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Cheers Chris, and thanks for the nice comment!
I have to admit I find it difficult to decypher all these different variations myself!
Kind regards
Mart
PS it's still for sale if you're interested?!
I have to admit I find it difficult to decypher all these different variations myself!
Kind regards
Mart
PS it's still for sale if you're interested?!
24 February 2004, 09:18 PM
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Hi mate.
In all honesty i couldn't tell you what difference it makes because it was fitted to the car when I bought it, and I've never driven any other Scooby.
All I can say is that when cornering, say on a long sweeping bend, just as you're getting to the point were you'd expect the back of the car to start flapping, it just seems to dig in and corner like it's on rails. I gather that the unit works out which wheel has the most traction, (ie the outer wheel), and diverts power to that wheel. Takes a bit of getting used to, but probably not so much if you've driven a Scooby before.
And it's still for sale!
Thanks for the bttt!
cheers
Mart
In all honesty i couldn't tell you what difference it makes because it was fitted to the car when I bought it, and I've never driven any other Scooby.
All I can say is that when cornering, say on a long sweeping bend, just as you're getting to the point were you'd expect the back of the car to start flapping, it just seems to dig in and corner like it's on rails. I gather that the unit works out which wheel has the most traction, (ie the outer wheel), and diverts power to that wheel. Takes a bit of getting used to, but probably not so much if you've driven a Scooby before.
And it's still for sale!
Thanks for the bttt!
cheers
Mart
17 November 2004, 04:11 PM
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Hi Mart555, Thought you was selling her in Feb this year? What happened couldn't bear to part with her.......
Grant, Yes they do come with DCCD (its part of the V-limited spec.)
T.
Grant, Yes they do come with DCCD (its part of the V-limited spec.)
T.
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