WR1 RR Power Graph
06 August 2004, 03:42 PM
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I think I just lost the will to live...
Tony, could you, like, erm... shut up now ? Not that you will, you never did.
This is about a WR1 RR graph if I'm not mistaken ? Go drive your car or something, and let people get on with their topic.
Tony, could you, like, erm... shut up now ? Not that you will, you never did.
This is about a WR1 RR graph if I'm not mistaken ? Go drive your car or something, and let people get on with their topic.
06 August 2004, 03:46 PM
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you got to catch the colour int he right light, its beautiful when it turns to the darker blue. Sometimes it seems silver. Just spot on Colour for me Love the Colour and Love the Car.
sorry everyone back to topic.....
Sorry folks i Dont believe the figures !
sorry everyone back to topic.....
Sorry folks i Dont believe the figures !
06 August 2004, 03:54 PM
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The original pics you see of the car were taken at a car show at the NEC but the lighting was terrible, very orangy, so this reflected upon the car (cant remember the name of the show and i was there.... DOH!) Iain Litchfield also had his Type 25 at the same show though 
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06 August 2004, 04:05 PM
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Originally Posted by TonyBurns
The original pics you see of the car were taken at a car show at the NEC but the lighting was terrible, very orangy, so this reflected upon the car (cant remember the name of the show and i was there.... DOH!) Iain Litchfield also had his Type 25 at the same show though
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06 August 2004, 04:23 PM
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Originally Posted by scrappydoo
How heavy is the WR1?
And quicker than a Spec C... MMmmmm "controversial"
Never mind all this power graph blox... i want to see one blow an Sti PPP away!
Video Please...
06 August 2004, 05:02 PM
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Originally Posted by TonyBurns
Nope they are not, the car comes from the factory with 265ps, this is to comply with euro emission standards but its still a factory map, mucho difference between modified and factory spec which people still aint getting, now if you want the ultimate 320ps car out of the factory then your looking at the S202, THE most powerful Impreza to come out of the factory
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I suspect your response will have the usual smug smiley's as well mate. Yawn. My car is not modified by ME, but by a Subaru approved outfit, which is MUCHO difference, as you like to put it. As is the WR1, etc, etc.
Sounds very much to me that you've got a chip on yer shoulder. Let the WR1 boys and girls enjoy their car - it's the best new UK car there is, full stop.
06 August 2004, 06:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Gubbins
modified
Somedude, take note, Gubbins has got it
no doubt you will agree that a PPP added aftermarket means its modified also or are you just ignorant of the fact 
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06 August 2004, 06:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Brian the Sn@il
What is the Book spec for the WR1 ?
LOL being a owner and not careing too much but just wondering.
LOL being a owner and not careing too much but just wondering.
Cheers for the invite. I'd love to go but alas its feckin miles away!
06 August 2004, 06:29 PM
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Originally Posted by achad
The book (sales brosure) states 320ps (316bhp)
Cheers for the invite. I'd love to go but alas its feckin miles away!
Cheers for the invite. I'd love to go but alas its feckin miles away!
anyway, it would be a nice drive out (some nice roads on the way )Tony
06 August 2004, 06:34 PM
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Originally Posted by TonyBurns
Nope they are not, the car comes from the factory with 265ps, this is to comply with euro emission standards but its still a factory map, mucho difference between modified and factory spec which people still aint getting, now if you want the ultimate 320ps car out of the factory then your looking at the S202, THE most powerful Impreza to come out of the factory
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06 August 2004, 06:34 PM
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Originally Posted by THOMO
standard means no modification?
wr1 is a version of an impreza
so there must be a standard WR1 then
Nice RR figures mate .
wr1 is a version of an impreza
so there must be a standard WR1 then
Nice RR figures mate .
Anyone who doesnt agree may if they wish view the Subaru uk website www.subaru.co.uk as all the facts are there
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06 August 2004, 06:52 PM
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Originally Posted by SomeDude
Yup I am.
As someone said... keep on digging.
As someone said... keep on digging.
if you havnt read the first part of this thread then i feel your going to look a complete fool (which you already have done btw
)Follow the subaru link and look it up, its not hard is it?
(ive done all the hard work for you )Tony
06 August 2004, 06:58 PM
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So basicly we have a rather high BHP and Torque from a standard WR1 which i must has is in question from amany people.
ANd then Declining a Rolling Road Shoot out with 4 other WR1s ???
ANd then Declining a Rolling Road Shoot out with 4 other WR1s ???
06 August 2004, 06:59 PM
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Tony, as I have been doing since October 1999, I read every thread in full before replying.
That's why I remembered your stupid smileys and smug bull when you had a PEEPEEPEED car.
Poor sod, standing there with your all powerful Impreza, and people avoiding you like the plague LOL
I'm sure you look as sad as you post, but no worries, we'll have a chance to "socialize".
That's why I remembered your stupid smileys and smug bull when you had a PEEPEEPEED car.
Poor sod, standing there with your all powerful Impreza, and people avoiding you like the plague LOL
I'm sure you look as sad as you post, but no worries, we'll have a chance to "socialize".
06 August 2004, 07:05 PM
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So did you not note the part where i just stated that a WR1 is actually a modified car, the entire point of the discussion? (i dont think you did ) and then if you actually looked at the subaru site it would confirm it (the addition of PPP on the spec list), point taken?
And yes i like my smilies
Brian, ive run on that rolling road, its pretty accurate, i did my run with quite a few other scoobs though and it was a fairly warm day (70 deg c) but the "normal" PPP'd STi's were slightly lower on power but up on torque, which in Prodrives standing on the subject would be correct (the slight lack of bhp).
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) and then if you actually looked at the subaru site it would confirm it (the addition of PPP on the spec list), point taken? And yes i like my smilies
Brian, ive run on that rolling road, its pretty accurate, i did my run with quite a few other scoobs though and it was a fairly warm day (70 deg c) but the "normal" PPP'd STi's were slightly lower on power but up on torque, which in Prodrives standing on the subject would be correct (the slight lack of bhp).
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06 August 2004, 07:11 PM
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Come on Guys this is really silly now, who cares if the WR1 is a WR1 or a modded STi8 ???
How many Sti8 in UK form are Baby blue ??
all i care about is
1. It starts in the morning
2. Its Baby Blue
3. Its gets me to work FAST
4. It sounds nice
5. It drives well
6. Its a Scooby !!!
How many Sti8 in UK form are Baby blue ??
all i care about is
1. It starts in the morning
2. Its Baby Blue
3. Its gets me to work FAST
4. It sounds nice
5. It drives well
6. Its a Scooby !!!
06 August 2004, 07:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Brian the Sn@il
So basicly we have a rather high BHP and Torque from a standard WR1 which i must has is in question from amany people.
ANd then Declining a Rolling Road Shoot out with 4 other WR1s ???
ANd then Declining a Rolling Road Shoot out with 4 other WR1s ???
Liverpool to Norwich is*^%%^$ Miles, nice roads or no nice roads I'd have to leave at like 3am to get there at 9!