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SoreHead 30 May 2002 11:46 AM

All the reviews on the new STi state that the diffs make the real handling difference. Is it possible to fit them to the new WRX?

If so any idea of cost? (I would guess mad money)

TonyBurns 30 May 2002 01:47 PM

The words "go purchase an STI7" come into it, you would possably need the 6speed box from the 7 too (6k plus for one new!) and your diffs wont be cheap, then add a few k for labour, looks around 10k so just invest it in the better car, worth doing IMHO if your thinking of this sort of mod, better platform ;)

Tony:D

SoreHead 30 May 2002 02:27 PM

I would have bought the STi if I'd known it was coming out. Now I'm tied into a lease so I'd lose my shirt if I tried to change already.

I was just curious. I figure someone will release front and rear diffs at some point in the next year.

Oh well.

BugEyed 30 May 2002 02:57 PM

You can get limited slip difs to fit a standard WRX. STi ones cost about £1,000 but you can get the Torsen type or mechanical type diffs for around £800. However, fitting is a major job.

The fitting of an lsd will change the handling significantly, and it is not the only change between the STi and WRX suspension set ups.

Duncan ;)

SoreHead 30 May 2002 04:15 PM

Interesting. Do you know any suppliers of diffs?

thanks
G.

BugEyed 31 May 2002 09:02 AM

You can get the Torsen type from MRT (or one of their importers), and the STi type direct from Japan.

Duncan ;)

dowser 03 June 2002 08:25 AM

Quaife also do them :)

Richard


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