How durable is a scoob for...
22 October 2003, 03:38 PM
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should be alright - depends how you drive it.
gearbox's can be problems with lots of power running through.
the worst you are likely to do in a standard ish car is lunch the clutch.
be gentle and no fierce dropping - should be ok
Weava
gearbox's can be problems with lots of power running through.
the worst you are likely to do in a standard ish car is lunch the clutch.
be gentle and no fierce dropping - should be ok
Weava
22 October 2003, 04:06 PM
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no probs when i ran my v4 type r. lots of track days, meets and A roads.
service regularly. 3 yrs running 2 scoobs, all which failed were
94wrx - no problems
98 type r - 1 gearbox rebuilt, 1 passenger rear wheel baering, 2 clutches, 1 lightened flywheel.
so, i presume they are quite reliable if u r not turning up silly boost.
service regularly. 3 yrs running 2 scoobs, all which failed were
94wrx - no problems
98 type r - 1 gearbox rebuilt, 1 passenger rear wheel baering, 2 clutches, 1 lightened flywheel.
so, i presume they are quite reliable if u r not turning up silly boost.
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