Sti7 (Prodrive) or P1
24 September 2002, 09:34 PM
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Havin had both at the same time, I would say keep the STI 7.
Seems like a different car now after 9k, than when it was new. Once it's on boost feels as quick as the P1 did. Just a shame the PPP is needed to make it a bit more driveable at low revs.
Seems like a different car now after 9k, than when it was new. Once it's on boost feels as quick as the P1 did. Just a shame the PPP is needed to make it a bit more driveable at low revs.
24 September 2002, 11:17 PM
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I think I convinced you (especially after your very quick PPP'd RB5) that the bog standard STi7 will go and handle
remember Banbury to Worcester perhaps should take Tony out for a run
Tony
I think I convinced you (especially after your very quick PPP'd RB5) that the bog standard STi7 will go and handle
remember Banbury to Worcester perhaps should take Tony out for a runTony
25 September 2002, 04:53 PM
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Thanks all - but you have got to admit that the P1 is a bit of a looker though. Did the test drive yesterday and thought the spring on the STi7 were harder. Oh what have I gotten myself into - last week it was a Porsche Carrera 4 with GT3 Aero kit and 18's in silver for 40K (my99).
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26 September 2002, 09:53 AM
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Has anyone seen the new facelift model for next year? What a .....!!!!!! Kinda cross between Honda Integra and a Lexus. Now thw old classic shape looks more and more appealing.
26 September 2002, 01:13 PM
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The 22B is the definetive classic scoob
but the new kid on the Block is the S202 (with bugeyes) time to move on or we will still be wearing Tank Tops or White 'n' Tarten bay City Roller gear
In fairness bugeye wasn't the best inhancement made
if they'd made the WRX lighter and fitted Front & Rear Torque diffs thus improving Power to Weight and handling a lot more Classic shape owners would have moved on from MY96/8's to MY01's and not to MY00's.
After all did buy Subaru's for Looks/Paintwork/Interior/fuel economy or price LOL NO because of Handling and Power. IMHO
but the new kid on the Block is the S202 (with bugeyes
) time to move on or we will still be wearing Tank Tops or White 'n' Tarten bay City Roller gearIn fairness bugeye wasn't the best inhancement made
if they'd made the WRX lighter and fitted Front & Rear Torque diffs thus improving Power to Weight and handling a lot more Classic shape owners would have moved on from MY96/8's to MY01's and not to MY00's. After all did buy Subaru's for Looks/Paintwork/Interior/fuel economy or price
LOL NO because of Handling and Power. IMHO
26 September 2002, 03:02 PM
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spot on Tony, my only problem is the s0202 is only avalable in YELLOW:O but I would like to have a go.
I have just got used to the bugs, but now there is to be a new car next spring that has the head lamps from a new intergra, doh doh and double doh. they really have no idea, I think that tony should show em how to eat a cow and then they will be men and design cars full of testosterone
Speaking of which, I have just found a RB5 with only 16.5 k for 14k another classic bargin
I have just got used to the bugs, but now there is to be a new car next spring that has the head lamps from a new intergra, doh doh and double doh. they really have no idea, I think that tony should show em how to eat a cow and then they will be men and design cars full of testosterone
Speaking of which, I have just found a RB5 with only 16.5 k for 14k another classic bargin
26 September 2002, 04:39 PM
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27 September 2002, 11:48 AM
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coming round to yet another reality check - I think I'll keep the STi7 for the mo. Nothing wrong with it. Would like to see what the PPP does for Tony b4 I commit.
Who's for an evening meeting in Droitwich - I know an excellent venue? loads of parking and great food!!!!
Who's for an evening meeting in Droitwich - I know an excellent venue? loads of parking and great food!!!!
27 September 2002, 10:24 PM
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Tony,
Would be well up for a meet in the week if you like long as you make it 20-28 October but not the 24th as going to the motor show
Don't suppose this resturant would have an Eastern theme
Tony
O/K go on then you can have a blat in mine when PPP is fitted. once you try it you'll buy it Mines near 6 months old 5 kmiles now so going to get it serviced (criminal I think to go 10kmiles or 12 monthes 
IMHO Prodrive springs and PPP soon I hope
Would be well up for a meet
in the week if you like long as you make it 20-28 October but not the 24th as going to the motor showDon't suppose this resturant would have an Eastern theme
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O/K go on then you can have a blat in mine when PPP is fitted. once you try it you'll buy it
Mines near 6 months old 5 kmiles now so going to get it serviced (criminal I think to go 10kmiles or 12 monthes IMHO Prodrive springs and PPP soon I hope
28 September 2002, 08:01 PM
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