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Old 16 May 2006, 03:49 PM
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Default EVO VII or STi 8 (2003)

Need a quick answer back on the EVO 7.....as i am currently considering buying a STI 8 on a 03 plate..

How does this car compare in comparison? (just a quick short summary if possible) (power and handling)

Do the EVo's have Aircon? i see many for sale, but none state it...


Personally i think the STI 8 looks better then the EVO...howver i have not sat in an EVo so can't really comment....



Any thoughts?
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the evo has climate control
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cool thanks....done my searching on here....and have found an sti 8 to buy....
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Originally Posted by craig5
the evo has climate control
So does a STI 8
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does the sti 8 not have aircon?
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Yep climate control is Air con but with a variable setting so u can have the inside of your car the temperature u want
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but can you get nearly 400 bhp for a little over 1k from an sti

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Originally Posted by B0DSKI
Yep climate control is Air con but with a variable setting so u can have the inside of your car the temperature u want
Learn a new thing every day...


Craig...what mods required...?

i was thinking of the TSL 333 conversion though that ofcouse costs near £1800...though thats giving 333bhp....
Old 17 May 2006, 02:55 PM
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at was at the clinic on saturday and a fq300 with exhaust,filter,pump and ecutek made 382/380
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Originally Posted by craig5
at was at the clinic on saturday and a fq300 with exhaust,filter,pump and ecutek made 382/380
ah i thought u were talkin gof the Scooby STI 8
Old 17 May 2006, 03:29 PM
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i was talking to the boss of scoobyclinic and he said you really need to be looking at the 2.5 to be getting that much power with such little mod work
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Originally Posted by craig5
but can you get nearly 400 bhp for a little over 1k from an sti
Nope but can u spend a fortune on Brake disks, clutches and 4500 service intervals on a EVO...........YES!
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newage sti has the same brake's
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cost of service's is a myth-my evo is just as cheap as my impreza was
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and the clutch on the evo is strong as it's an exedy as standard
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I've hear dof Evo clutchs going as little as 1500miles and some at 3000miles

they must just be enjoying their car then
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I owened an sti for 4 years and now i have an evo8 fq320.

I would never go back to an impreza now i know how good the evo`s are.

Try out an evo you wont be dissapointed

JIM
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Originally Posted by jimi
I owened an sti for 4 years and now i have an evo8 fq320.

I would never go back to an impreza now i know how good the evo`s are.

Try out an evo you wont be dissapointed

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i think you should definatly try it out, i did and didn't enjoy the drive as some other scoob owners have experienced, where as others such as Jimi love it.

It's a bit marmite / Dr. Pepper you never know till you try it.....
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i'm still on a standard clutch after 20k with 400/400 -it is how you drive a car if you lauch a car all the time you will burn any clutch out in time
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Originally Posted by craig5
i'm still on a standard clutch after 20k with 400/400 -it is how you drive a car if you lauch a car all the time you will burn any clutch out in time
i agree, maybe just one or two faulty units perhaps or more likely down to the driving style
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what ever you buy sam get a carbon prop for it they are a must
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