STi 'RS' Wagon???
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STi 'RS' Wagon???
Not doubting this person at all! but i've never heard of an STi RS or one with those graphics look very similar to the GT3 Ones!, the only RS i thought were the american ones?? correct me if im wrong!
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...540574752&rd=1
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...540574752&rd=1
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From: Braintree - 321BHP, 285Lbft-Perfect Standard' Ish STi Ver. III
what i wonder is why do it??? his scooby a decent looking motor anyway! why put porsche graphics down it?, i'd like to see if the lucky buyer believes it all!
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anyone else notice this?
24.7 mpg? thats running lean at that surely? he should be getting a max of 18mpg out of that spec engine.
Originally Posted by cherryree1dog
Q: hello,what sort of money are u after then £10.000 . i gather reliabilty gone out of the window then ? Answered on 03-Apr-05
A: This is a completely reliable and tractable car,I commute 61 miles a day in this car(and at my age you dont like to drive around in an old dog)It pulls hard and clean from 2800 revs,the vf 34 supplies boost untill the rev limit is reached,and still returns an AVERAGE of 24.7mpg ,this engine was built to handle a FMIC,equal length headers and 400 bhp! It is well under par at the moment.I garantee you will not be disapointed! KEVIN.
A: This is a completely reliable and tractable car,I commute 61 miles a day in this car(and at my age you dont like to drive around in an old dog)It pulls hard and clean from 2800 revs,the vf 34 supplies boost untill the rev limit is reached,and still returns an AVERAGE of 24.7mpg ,this engine was built to handle a FMIC,equal length headers and 400 bhp! It is well under par at the moment.I garantee you will not be disapointed! KEVIN.
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I saw this the other day and didnt post on here thinking i might look like a muppet asking the question lol. Phew, so i was not just thinking
I myself have a version 5 wagon and love it the way it is, no need for them graphics although them wheels do look different. So i can say that I have now seen them wheels in gold silver, black and red
I myself have a version 5 wagon and love it the way it is, no need for them graphics although them wheels do look different. So i can say that I have now seen them wheels in gold silver, black and red
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to be honest i find that 24 mpg well unrealistic ive a wagon with an apparent 304 bhp ( considerably less then he claims ) and when i floor it as he claimed he done delivers less then 15 mpg what makes his so special that he runs more power then me and more economy? even when i drive at 60 mph i dont even get that mpg
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I was told anything above 18 - 19mpg on a scoob and its likely to be running lean, which can cause the pistons to melt? im just quoting what someone told me at the clinic (the scooby variety not the applause type 
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