Info on STI PPP graph
12 September 2002, 11:12 PM
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If that's right looks like non-ppp's peak torque level it now at 3000rpm with a PPP, which is exactly the sorta thing I'm looking for 
Now the question is what it'll do to my insurance for a ~15% power increase!
Now the question is what it'll do to my insurance for a ~15% power increase!
13 September 2002, 07:02 AM
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Andrew,
Most Insurances reckon about £100 but they wern't sure as no offical figures were out
They graph is nice but it's what it feels like that counts
Tony
Most Insurances reckon about £100 but they wern't sure as no offical figures were out
They graph is nice but it's what it feels like that counts
Tony
13 September 2002, 02:08 PM
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Insurance increase!? What insurance increase! WOOPAH!
Just range tesco, told them what it was, said 15% power increase, they put it in as new quote, no increase in premium!
(And yes, they spoke to the underwriters, took em ages while I sat on hold, but worth that wait)
Probably cos it already costs me £185/mo as it is, but hey if I can have the PPP for no more I think I wil
[Edited by Andrewza - 9/13/2002 2:10:05 PM]
Just range tesco, told them what it was, said 15% power increase, they put it in as new quote, no increase in premium!
(And yes, they spoke to the underwriters, took em ages while I sat on hold, but worth that wait)
Probably cos it already costs me £185/mo as it is, but hey if I can have the PPP for no more I think I wil
[Edited by Andrewza - 9/13/2002 2:10:05 PM]
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13 September 2002, 05:48 PM
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I am with Tesco's but asked in April for PPP quote they then said possibly £100 for 15% but now no extra charge as the song goes "Things can only get better........." LOL
I'll need the extra pennies for the smoking tyre
Tony
but asked in April for PPP quote they then said possibly £100 for 15% but now no extra charge as the song goes "Things can only get better........." LOLI'll need the extra pennies for the smoking tyre
Tony
14 September 2002, 06:42 PM
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I better go second otherwise there wiil benothing left for you ro drivwe Don't think its a case of try before you buy it's wheres the 2K for grans funeral
Tony
Ps the magnex does sound sweet and LOUD
Don't think its a case of try before you buy it's wheres the 2K for grans funeral Tony
Ps the magnex does sound sweet and LOUD
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I've got a faxed copy of the impossible-to-read-on-website graph of the PPP for the STi7 - the figure for Prodrive torque has been traced by the nice man at IM because it was in yellow and was invisible on the first fax. Figures look as follows:
Power - 305ps @ 6200rpm (what's this in bhp????)
Torque - 405nm @ 3900rpm (298.7 lb/ft)
Scanned it in and this is it:
Ian
[Edited by Up_North - 9/12/2002 6:02:52 PM]
Power - 305ps @ 6200rpm (what's this in bhp????)
Torque - 405nm @ 3900rpm (298.7 lb/ft)
Scanned it in and this is it:
Ian
[Edited by Up_North - 9/12/2002 6:02:52 PM]
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