Subaru Impreza Estates - Roof Vent STI??
15 December 2005, 01:38 PM
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Subaru Impreza Estates - Roof Vent STI??
Can anyone clarify which Impreza estate models are fitted with a Roof Vent, i saw one last week but i didn't know which model it was?
The model i've seen has a roof vent and sti bumper including sti interior and an sti exhaust.
Please help this is really confusing me....
Thanks
Alex
The model i've seen has a roof vent and sti bumper including sti interior and an sti exhaust.
Please help this is really confusing me....
Thanks
Alex
15 December 2005, 02:05 PM
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- excuse my ignorance but what is the JDM version???
I looked into the car and it had the embroided STI seats with 19996 rally championship i think...
but the car had a private plate so i don't know the year...
I've searched everywhere, is this a rare model?
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I looked into the car and it had the embroided STI seats with 19996 rally championship i think...
but the car had a private plate so i don't know the year...
I've searched everywhere, is this a rare model?
Cheers
Alex
15 December 2005, 02:37 PM
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Originally Posted by SC008Y_MAD
JDM = Japanese Domestic Market
USDM = United States Domestic Market
EDM = European Domestic Market
USDM = United States Domestic Market
EDM = European Domestic Market
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15 December 2005, 02:40 PM
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Originally Posted by GC8
Without wishing to appear argumentitive, only JDM is a valid acronym. It does indeed stand for Japanese Domestic Market, but by definition a Japanese car can only have one domestic market, its home market. USDM and EDM are expressions coined by people who didnt understand 'JDM'. You cant have an European domestic market; the domestic market is in Japan.
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I've thought in the past mate.
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15 December 2005, 02:48 PM
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There is a Type-SA 'Wagon but its nothing like an RA (well; apart from being the cheapest model in the range tha is...). The SA was an poverty spec 'Wagon model produced for one year from the 'Wagon's launch. It was lighter as a result of the expensive features not being fitted. The 'Type-SA' was intended provide an entry level model GF; Wagons account for the lion's share of Impreza sales in Japan...
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15 December 2005, 02:49 PM
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Originally Posted by rooferman
I,m sure there is a impreza wrx type sa wagon.Similar spec to the wrx type ra,not sure whether it had a roof vent or not.
Got a piccy of one of these,
(runs off to check)
Says a lightweight model sold only for the 1994 model year.
No vent though.
15 December 2005, 03:36 PM
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Chris Rees book? Its snided with mistakes Daniel; it says that STIs have forged cranks as well doesnt it? 
I assure you that the 1994 model year GF8 Type-SA was a reduced specification entry-level model.
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I assure you that the 1994 model year GF8 Type-SA was a reduced specification entry-level model.Simon
15 December 2005, 03:42 PM
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Theres one with a front-on studio picture of an Impreza on, but I cant remember the author nor title though. Im sure that somewill be able to point you in the right direction. Its not such a bad book (Chris Rees'), but its far from complete and he makes a number of big mistakes...
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15 December 2005, 03:51 PM
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15 December 2005, 03:53 PM
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In case ure asking two questions in one. there defo exists sti wagons, no doubt about that lol 
(psst i have one)
n as far as im aware none come with a roof vent though people have later fit them on. I know of three wagons two of which are uk turbo (silver and a green one) with these vents n to be hoenst they dont look right.
(psst i have one)n as far as im aware none come with a roof vent though people have later fit them on. I know of three wagons two of which are uk turbo (silver and a green one) with these vents n to be hoenst they dont look right.
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Id go as far as to say that they look deeply wrong but you cant tell people....
Daniel; that was the book to which I was referring yes.
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Daniel; that was the book to which I was referring yes.
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