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eves 10 January 2007 08:36 AM

****PPP Help****
 
i will be buying a wrx sti in Feb, hopefully on a 04 plate.....


Does having the PPP make that much a difference and does it improve the 0-60 time? ?? Also does PPP Effect insurance premiums and does the company need to know??

Thanks for you help in advance......

Eves

The Chief 10 January 2007 08:40 AM

I'm not sure about insurance but it does make a big difference in driveability and overall performance. - its what STI's were built for:thumb:


I would definitely tell the insurance - otherwise they could reject any claim

eves 10 January 2007 08:42 AM

cool, thats fair enough, i really want to buy one with PPP already fitted, but not sure how much it hikes the insurance up buy!!!

eves 10 January 2007 08:43 AM

Also do standard STI's come fitted with a tracker?????

PPPRob 10 January 2007 08:43 AM


Originally Posted by eves (Post 6531266)
i will be buying a wrx sti in Feb, hopefully on a 04 plate.....


Does having the PPP make that much a difference and does it improve the 0-60 time? ?? Also does PPP Effect insurance premiums and does the company need to know??

Thanks for you help in advance......

Eves

Yes, yes. Yes and yes :thumb:

ejrg01 10 January 2007 08:51 AM

I just bougth an STi PPP in December and I would advise that you tell the insurance company. It didn't make much difference to the cost, but I can sleep better at nights knowing that it is written on my insurance cert.

with regards power and 0-60 times - for the MY03 model with the addition of the PPP the 0-60secs time is cut from 5.17 to 4.62 secs. (well so the piece of paper I have says)!!!

In addition:

The Impreza WRX STi Performance Package has been designed to deliver class leading performance, boosting torque by up to 30% and extending its availability across a wider rev range than the standard engine.

The improved performance is produced through a carefully developed combination of matched exhaust and engine management modifications. This combination of enhancements boost peak power to 305PS at 6,000rpm (previously 265PS at 6000rpm on the standard engine) and deliver an impressive 405Nm of torque at 4,000rpm, an improvement of 18% on the
maximum torque of the standard car.

With the Performance Package fitted, the Impreza WRX STi has more torque than the peak of the standard road car from 3,000rpm right through to 5,800rpm. These impressive statistics ensure that drivers have the responsiveness required for performance driving including all-important, mid-range overtaking.

Marky9074 10 January 2007 08:58 AM


Originally Posted by eves (Post 6531284)
cool, thats fair enough, i really want to buy one with PPP already fitted, but not sure how much it hikes the insurance up buy!!!

A lot! For the WRX around that time a 'new' model was incorporated for insurance reasons for PPP (WRX265...or somthing like that!)

I dont believe I have seen the same thing for the STI PPP.....

Could look at WR1 or WRX300, around the same price range which both had PPP as standard, and therefore are not loaded by 'adding' PPP!

HTH

PPPRob 10 January 2007 09:26 AM

The insurance was around 75-100 quid more on a 600 quid policy so it does make a difference.

More importantly, some insurers will class it as a performance modification and may not insure you at all if they don't do mods.

Phil 10 January 2007 09:36 AM

The PPP certificate advises you to advise your insurers !!!

Nuff said

prana 10 January 2007 09:58 AM


Originally Posted by ejrg01 (Post 6531313)
I just bougth an STi PPP in December and I would advise that you tell the insurance company. It didn't make much difference to the cost, but I can sleep better at nights knowing that it is written on my insurance cert.

with regards power and 0-60 times - for the MY03 model with the addition of the PPP the 0-60secs time is cut from 5.17 to 4.62 secs. (well so the piece of paper I have says)!!!

In addition:

The Impreza WRX STi Performance Package has been designed to deliver class leading performance, boosting torque by up to 30% and extending its availability across a wider rev range than the standard engine.

The improved performance is produced through a carefully developed combination of matched exhaust and engine management modifications. This combination of enhancements boost peak power to 305PS at 6,000rpm (previously 265PS at 6000rpm on the standard engine) and deliver an impressive 405Nm of torque at 4,000rpm, an improvement of 18% on the
maximum torque of the standard car.

With the Performance Package fitted, the Impreza WRX STi has more torque than the peak of the standard road car from 3,000rpm right through to 5,800rpm. These impressive statistics ensure that drivers have the responsiveness required for performance driving including all-important, mid-range overtaking.

wow, how much commission do you get ? 5% thats a pretty good sell. I want one now

GREGGYG 10 January 2007 10:24 AM


Originally Posted by eves (Post 6531266)
i will be buying a wrx sti in Feb, hopefully on a 04 plate.....


Does having the PPP make that much a difference and does it improve the 0-60 time? ?? Also does PPP Effect insurance premiums and does the company need to know??

Thanks for you help in advance......

Eves

Privilege insurance were cheaper for an STI PPP car than a standard STI. They said it was due to having more claims from standard car owners!

PPP on the STI is a significant improvement, and will give you thrills and smiles daily. Fuel consumption wont be much lower than a standard car, generally. 0-60 is 4.8 with PPP, or 5.2 standard car.


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