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Hi All
I have just bought a 97 2.0R 5 door hatch,having always wanting a Scoobie but not being able to afford the running costs of a turbo model this is the next best thing for me.
Now is there anyway to improve the performance and handling I.E. will any parts from any of the other models fit?
Alan
I have just bought a 97 2.0R 5 door hatch,having always wanting a Scoobie but not being able to afford the running costs of a turbo model this is the next best thing for me.
Now is there anyway to improve the performance and handling I.E. will any parts from any of the other models fit?
Alan
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Hi All
I have just bought a 97 2.0R 5 door hatch,having always wanting a Scoobie but not being able to afford the running costs of a turbo model this is the next best thing for me.
Now is there anyway to improve the performance and handling I.E. will any parts from any of the other models fit?
Alan
I have just bought a 97 2.0R 5 door hatch,having always wanting a Scoobie but not being able to afford the running costs of a turbo model this is the next best thing for me.
Now is there anyway to improve the performance and handling I.E. will any parts from any of the other models fit?
Alan
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Mate,
You really are wasting money trying to get any more power from a NA 2.0 flat four, at best you may get 5 - 10 bhp. Decent KYB's shocks and some STi springs with 4 pot brakes on the front as an upgrade.
Any good after market exhaust (not sh*te like Japspeed) will give you noise but with an NA not much more. Unless you have forced induction or bottomless pockets just enjoy the AWD and smile.
You really are wasting money trying to get any more power from a NA 2.0 flat four, at best you may get 5 - 10 bhp. Decent KYB's shocks and some STi springs with 4 pot brakes on the front as an upgrade.
Any good after market exhaust (not sh*te like Japspeed) will give you noise but with an NA not much more. Unless you have forced induction or bottomless pockets just enjoy the AWD and smile.
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As above your stuck with the BHP unfortuantly - the way to look at it is make the most of what you have. Subarus are at their best in the twisties so a good suspension and wheel set up will enable you to carry a lot more speed. Then there is the weight issue - Imprezas are heavy and weight kills speed so get rid of what you dont need - Think of the 106 Rallye - they only had 120bhp but they were as light as a flea and seriously quick when set up properly!
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I'm 19 so it's pretty much impossible to get insured on a turbo
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