Just recieved an email with the following spec/info:

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ORDERS NOW BEING TAKEN

We think we have created one of the fastest point to point cars money can buy, yet still able to offer an excellent level of comfort and terrific practicality.

Engine Type

Horizontally opposed 4-cylinder intercooled highboost
turbo with die-cast semi closed decked
aluminum-alloy block, Type 25 modified aluminumalloy
cylinder heads, hypereutectic pistons,
Intercooler has driver-controlled manual &
Automatic water spray cooler.

Displacement

2457cc

Horsepower

350+ bhp @ 6900 rpm

Torque (lb.-ft.)

356+ lbft @ 3650 rpm

Valvetrain

16-valve with Dual Overhead Camshaft design
(DOHC) with Active Valve Control System (AVCS)
variable valve timing. Modified Cylinder Head
Design

Fuel System

Sequential multi-port fuel injection system

Direct ignition system: iridium spark plugs

Turbo Type

Type 25 Hybrid Twin Scroll Turbo

Exhaust System

Type 25 Milltek Performance System with Sports
CAT

Engine Management

UK Type 25 Modified fuel injection, boost and
ignition systems and features learning, selfdiagnosis,
limp-home and anti-knock capabilities

Wheels

17x7.5-inch aluminum-alloy

Tires

225/45R17 Bridgestone RE070

Suspension

Powerstation-tuned 14 way adjustable suspension
dampers, Bi-Spoke coil springs. Front: Anti-lift and
caster increase Rear: Metal links and uprated roll
bar.

Brakes

Brembo performance, Braided Hoses, power-assisted
with dual diagonal hydraulic circuits, Super-Sport 4-
channel/4-sensor Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)
and Electronic Brake-force Distribution (EBD). Front:
12.7-inch ventilated discs with 4-piston fixed
position calipers. Rear: 12.3-inch ventilated discs
with twin-piston fixed position calipers.

Steering

Quick-ratio 13.1 rack-and-pinion with engine-speedsensing
variable power assist

6-speed close ratio manual (JDM revised)
Full-time AWD system automatically distributes
power between front and rear wheels based on
traction needs. JDM revised Driver Controlled Centre
Differential (DCCD) with Automatic Mode. DCCD
utilizes a planetary centre differential in conjunction
with an electronically managed continuously variable
transfer clutch.

EXTERIOR FEATURES

Aluminum-alloy hood, large functional hood scoop and STi
body-color aerodynamic side Skirts
Aluminum Rear "Type 25" badge.
Large rear carbon fibre Boot spoiler.
Front aerodynamic lip spoiler
High Intensity Discharge (HID) headlights
Dual power fold-away mirrors
Variable intermittent windshield wipers
Windshield wiper fin
Rear window defogger with timer

COLORS

Aspen White
Java Black Pearl
Platinum Silver Metallic
WR Blue Pearl

Darren ;)

[Edited by Daz34 - 1/8/2004 12:44:48 AM]

what sort of price do you think we are looking at here

No price given :confused:

Darren

where d'you got the spec m8?

even their website didnt mntion anything jus as yet.....

Sounds the biz, do you get a cup holder with it??

I want:D

Jackie, click on the link on their website and submit your email addy. Spec came via email to those that "subscribed"

just had the spec emailed to me, wonder how much ?
mark

DavidLewis
cheers 4 dat m8

jus looked at them spec n cannot feel like 2 kick meself in d r$e, just ordered the MYO4 jdm sti n to arrive sometimes in march after LOOOOTTTTTSSSSSSSSSSSSSS of thinking n to find out there is a 'new' scooby n the mrket[img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img] dooh!

jus imagine how much i hav 2 spend 2 upgrade it lter....

Very nice , wont be cheap though , anyone for £29,995 ? ( just my guess )


/edit - looking at the detail of the spec I reckon it will be more than that

[Edited by rotty - 1/8/2004 7:38:07 AM]

If it is £29995 then either a Type 25 or Solberg.....

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmMMMMMMMMMMM


Type 25 then....

Reckon on around 33k myself :eek:

Only 350BHP - noooooooooo :p

Just got my e-mail with the spec
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£33.995 ;)

dont see the point personally, its just a my cars better than your car if you ask me, ok so its got a type 25 badge on the back, get a my03/4 jdm add a miltek, 3 port boost solenoid, panel filter and a remap and your good for 350/370+ without a doubt, and it probably wont cost you more than 27k for a brand spanker, all imho of course, also if you can import yourself, you can probably do all the above for 22k, some people may have money to burn, fair play to them, but i aint one of them, i work hard for my money and if i can a car just as good with same performance for 10k cheaper then ill do that. Oh im sorry somoene mentioned this one has an extra cup holder, in that case i take it all back ;)

[Edited by jason4656 - 1/8/2004 11:43:13 AM]

less lag and higher power potential as the type 25 is a 2.5 engine.

that in itself is nothing amazing though as US sti has this as standard

Paul

What are the performance figures? Quickest point-to-point? This has to be justified...

Dazzer!

Can't wait to see what the motoring journos make of it. Could force Subaru UK to start selling their own 2.5l model?

its the torque which makes the difference.

350lbft as standard!

I recall iain saying this has the same suspension components and thus geometry as the spec c, which the US sti (LHD) does not.

Would need to ask him as this may not be the case sionce it doesn't appear to be in that spec.

It will be fantastic £32995 my guess all sorted from the word go, just imagine 350 pounds + of torque that should pull a house down!!

John

Taking my JDM STi9 in for it's service at the end of the month. Ian is going to let me have a drive of the type25.

Should be a good comparison 2.0ltr vs. 2.5ltr. :D

Damian.

Could be the heaviest Impreza ever? ;)

Shouldn't weigh much more than the 2.0 STi.

???

Question is how would you insure it?

Errm!

So essentially this a Jap Spec STi with a US 2.5ltr lump, new exhaust and a remap or have I got the wrong end of the stick?
Sounds nice though.

Take my word for it, it is a very quick machine.

That is essentially what it is, a JDM STi with the USDM 2.5L STi engine in it.

Would I get one? well, yes, I thought I would, if I was in the position for a new car.

As for doing the same yourself, well, you could with a 2.0 engine, but this has a 2.5 engine, which in US spec is by default 300bhp, and that is with it setup for US emmissions and fuel, if you were to get one of those and map it for optimax, I'm sure it'd make a wee bit more than 300. So yeah, for just the power aspect, yeah you could possibly get a cheap STi8 (though a 9 would be better, a 9 being JDM STi), but this is not just the engine, there's other bits on it too.

Have to give a big thumbs up to Litchfield's for this, a very impressive car.

A 2.5 litre engine makes a completely different car to a 2.0. The grunt is almost instant from any speed and massive. Peak figures only tell part of the story. 2.5 doesn't weight obviously any different from the 2.0. It is the same external size of block with bigger bores and longer stroke :D

[Edited by john banks - 1/8/2004 2:09:57 PM]

Lets hope Iain gets it tested in Evo, seeing as though his Spec C went down so well with them.

Iain - hello if you read this, the Yaris is still going great guns !!

Dave