My v3 sti type r
01 March 2013, 05:50 PM
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My v3 sti type r
Thought it was about time I put some pictures up of my v3 type r,
Which I've had since July last year. Mods include full decat, panel filter, 255 pump with an alcatek ecu, mapped by the brilliant Simon Roe
hope you enjoy!
Which I've had since July last year. Mods include full decat, panel filter, 255 pump with an alcatek ecu, mapped by the brilliant Simon Roe
hope you enjoy!
01 March 2013, 06:20 PM
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Cheers, it's been a bit of a money pit so far, has had every sensor replaced with a genuine part, Cambelt and pumps etc. now need to sort droplinks shocks and springs but have no idea what to go for!
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02 March 2013, 08:44 AM
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V3 type r is very cool mate. Type r next on my list gonna make it a v3 if I can bring myself to sell my std and original v1 sti to stump some of the cash up.
02 March 2013, 02:53 PM
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Once again, thanks for the comments guys 038/300, it's definitely a good decision to make. From what I understand the v3 type r is the most raw experience, I had an x reg turbo 2000 before this and this is light years ahead. The only thing I have found is when the DCCD is rolled back all the way, it can be a pretty lively car on the rear. The DCCD however is brilliant once you learn how to use it but you really have to be a top notch driver to extract the maximum performance from a type r, which I really am not haha. The close ratios of the gear box are brilliant when you find the right road, and steep slip roads become a rapid dash to 70mph. Get one, you won't regret it 
038/300, it's definitely a good decision to make. From what I understand the v3 type r is the most raw experience, I had an x reg turbo 2000 before this and this is light years ahead. The only thing I have found is when the DCCD is rolled back all the way, it can be a pretty lively car on the rear. The DCCD however is brilliant once you learn how to use it but you really have to be a top notch driver to extract the maximum performance from a type r, which I really am not haha. The close ratios of the gear box are brilliant when you find the right road, and steep slip roads become a rapid dash to 70mph. Get one, you won't regret it
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