CraigBWRX

I am on the lookout for a UK blobeye STi, but I need a totally standard UK model (or one with few mods that I can easily return to standard).

I have looked at a few but I am confused as to what is standard on different models inparticular the 'widetrack'.

I am looking at a 2005 UK widetrack in a few days. It doesn't have the dccd control, it does have smoked/black headlamps, small roof spoiler above the rear window and a rear diffuser.

Are these items standard on the widetrack model?

I have searched but someone provided a list of differences for the US market, so it only confused me more.

Thanks in advance

lewis87

iTrader: (1)

None of those things are standard fit items. It doesn't sound like a UK widetrack either because they all have DCCD as standard.

Tidgy

Sounds like a non widetrack, 2004 model on a 2005 plate. Could also be a wrx with some STI bits bolted on

Got any pics or link to it?

CraigBWRX

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classifi...=SUBARU&page=1

ZANY

They did a non dccd model on the widetrack as I've seen them before

Seems alittle too cheap at £6500 maybe a duff ad
Also front rad is leaking aswell as they do
spoiler is added on as they come in the hawkeyes oem

CraigBWRX

Thanks

maybe a duff ad, but its worth a trip to view if its genuine. I think £6500 is about right for the mileage.

Are the roof spoilers usually stuck on or bolted?

Rusti

iTrader: (4)

The roof Vanes are bolted.

Gambit

iTrader: (6)

any non dccd widetracks ive ever seen have been like Malta/Cyprus euro import cars

Tidgy

I'd leave be, cheap scoobs are cheap for a reason.

CraigBWRX

It does say at the bottom on the autotrader checks that its not been imported/exported.

I would obviously do a hpi check but want to make sure of these modifications first

ZANY

If done properly should be bolted but some have known to be bonded

You won't get a decent bug sti for less than £6k never mind a blob widetrack don't take cash with you on the day and never leave a deposit

Hope it's goes all good for you pal but please do think twice and take someone with you

ZANY

I didn't say anything about type uk's being non dccd widetrack
I only stated subaru "they" did a non dccd model in the widetrack version which I have seen before previously

CraigBWRX

Thanks for the replies guys, I will have to have a think about it

gazney101

iTrader: (5)

I first thought that if the dccd box had failed they might have replaced it with a cheaper non dccd box, but I'm not sure it would still work with 114.3 pcd hubs?
if you go for a look check the left side of the clocks as that's where the dccd display is

ZANY

IF IN DOUBT LEAVE IT OUT