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Originally Posted by GC8
Yes it does; but there may not have been any imported and there certainly wont be now..... (its a GC8G27D)
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Originally Posted by GC8
Its an entry level WRX Coupe; the STI is a superior car and easier to find. All G Series (V6) two door WRXs are rare though.....
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Originally Posted by leonpoole
The plaque in mine actually says its a v-limited
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I import cars from Japan (actually from Japan, not a dock auction, which is rare ) so I have a number of references. Ive just looked on the SIDC FAQ page and their description for the GC8-E-F-G-27Ds is the same as mine.
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Originally Posted by GC8
I import cars from Japan (actually from Japan, not a dock auction, which is rare )so I have a number of references. Ive just looked on the SIDC FAQ page and their description for the GC8-E-F-G-27Ds is the same as mine.
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Originally Posted by GC8
For that Id have to look at Chris Rees' book; which is snided with errors.....
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Bear in mind that handling characteristics are far more likely to affected by front LSD as opposed to an open differential; rather than by the torque split, which Ive always understood was 50/50 on all cars not equiped with a DCCD...
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Agreed.
RA Ltd / V -ltds rear LSD.
STIs F and R LSD?
However, read the last two posts of this thread
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthrea...2&page=2&pp=20
Additionally, my transmission code is TY754VB1BA - can this be translated to unravel the torque split mystery?
RA Ltd / V -ltds rear LSD.
STIs F and R LSD?
However, read the last two posts of this thread
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthrea...2&page=2&pp=20
Additionally, my transmission code is TY754VB1BA - can this be translated to unravel the torque split mystery?
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I've come to realise that there is no definitive guide to the Subaru Model range!
Two of my mates have the WRX Type-R V-Limiteds that your all talking about! One is parked right outside my window now! Not as good as my WRX STi Type-R though, although they do have the Roof Vent!
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Originally Posted by CyprusScooby
There is! Its called 'Subaru Impreza' (-funny old thing!) by Brian Long. You can buy it from: www.Amazon.com
Two of my mates have the WRX Type-R V-Limiteds that your all talking about! One is parked right outside my window now! Not as good as my WRX STi Type-R though, although they do have the Roof Vent!
Two of my mates have the WRX Type-R V-Limiteds that your all talking about! One is parked right outside my window now! Not as good as my WRX STi Type-R though, although they do have the Roof Vent!
WRX Type-RA V-Ltds (non-sti, GC8F27D) is the variant that we're all talking about and they DO NOT have a roof vent. Go and get your book and come back to us with the torque split on said model and you may just redeem
yourself
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Shut it you Slaaaaag!
My mates Type-R's are the NON-STi models. Although they do both have the roof vents.
According to the book, there are only 3 Type-R models:
WRX Type-R
WRX Type-R STi
WRX Type-R STi V-Limited
I would go take a pic of my mates one outside, but I don't know how to post pics up.
My mates Type-R's are the NON-STi models. Although they do both have the roof vents.
According to the book, there are only 3 Type-R models:
WRX Type-R
WRX Type-R STi
WRX Type-R STi V-Limited
I would go take a pic of my mates one outside, but I don't know how to post pics up.
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Originally Posted by CyprusScooby
Shut it you Slaaaaag!
My mates Type-R's are the NON-STi models. Although they do both have the roof vents.
According to the book, there are only 3 Type-R models:
WRX Type-R
WRX Type-R STi
WRX Type-R STi V-Limited
I would go take a pic of my mates one outside, but I don't know how to post pics up.
My mates Type-R's are the NON-STi models. Although they do both have the roof vents.
According to the book, there are only 3 Type-R models:
WRX Type-R
WRX Type-R STi
WRX Type-R STi V-Limited
I would go take a pic of my mates one outside, but I don't know how to post pics up.
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Originally Posted by leonpoole
Ive only ever seen one of my car in a magazine a while back and that had the vent too