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mega_stream 17 January 2003 06:08 PM

6.7k now on my StiV RA Lim :D

markwild 18 January 2003 08:56 PM

72K , 98MY UK Turbo

had 41K on when I got it 2 years ago...

Never (new throttle linkage) missed (new disks all round, new SRS column) a (new inner cv) beat (new ball joint)....
I seem to have the same rear tyres and brake pads (all round!) as when I bought it !!!

Mark

Big Daz 18 January 2003 09:51 PM

My95. Just hit 49k this week, bought it with 42k on the clock 6 months ago. Need to go faster but do less miles?

Turkish1 18 January 2003 10:23 PM

MY 93 WRX, 55,159 miles. Ive only had it 16 days and have put 1,250 miles on it LOL.




Turkish1

Attu 18 January 2003 10:48 PM

MY98 with 42k on the clock, i havnt got a clue if my speedo ect is correct as the damn thing is on the blink :( one second im doing 30mph the next im doing 140mph the next its off the clock and stays there :)
im now a dab hand at taking the clocks out and "fixing it" though my fix only lasts a couple of weeks .

Andy

markwild 18 January 2003 11:02 PM

I did test my clock against GPS, it was 4 mph over for range 20-80...

Mark

sooby 18 January 2003 11:24 PM

Most GPS units are not /that/ accurate. I hooked up a GPS (without DGPS connected) to an external antenna today and checked it at various speeds. Whilst the GPS reads speed in 10th of a mile per hour indicating a certain confidence in accuracy, I would still trust my speedo more than the GPS.

It would be worth checking the number of satellites that your unit has acquired and their relative position to each other. If you have acquired 4 satellites but they are in the same area of the sky your readings will not be as accurate as 4 satellites spread between horizons.

If there is a page on your GPS that gives you the above information, there may also be an indicator for Dilution of Precision which is used to aid calculation of the Estimated Position Error.

The satellite signal strengths, DOP and EPE figures are continuously changing depending on terrain (bridges, trees etc). My lower DOP figures gave differences of 3% and when they were higher, about 10% which was more common.

I didn't have a DGPS unit available and my GPS (which is really an aviation unit) doesn't have Wide Area Augmentation System (WAAS) capability, so I couldn't use these to get more accuracy.

WhoDaMilf 18 January 2003 11:54 PM

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NC2.5RS 19 January 2003 12:00 AM

My 2000 Impreza RS has 55xxx on it now.

Carl Davey 19 January 2003 01:15 AM

My MY98 is just about to crack 84,000. Had 16's on it up until last week when i treated it to some 18's. :D


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