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Old 05 January 2006, 10:10 PM
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Question Sti Type R 2dr ?

Hello All !

When i sell my Civic EK9 Type R, im hoping to replace it with a 2dr subaru !

ive tried looking on the net but dont seem to be able get any stats on the Sti Type R version 4 ????

ive seen 1 for sale that im rather interested in, but would like some info on these please !


0-60 ?
0-100 ?
1/4 mile ?

Many thanks
Carl
Old 05 January 2006, 10:13 PM
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http://www.sidc.co.uk/faq.htm
Old 05 January 2006, 10:22 PM
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Originally Posted by PIE CJ
Hello All !

When i sell my Civic EK9 Type R, im hoping to replace it with a 2dr subaru !

ive tried looking on the net but dont seem to be able get any stats on the Sti Type R version 4 ????

ive seen 1 for sale that im rather interested in, but would like some info on these please !


0-60 ?
0-100 ?
1/4 mile ?

Many thanks
Carl
good choice my son!! i have one myself with a few nice bits, White with gold advan rg lightweight rims.. its just a fast *** car, 0-60 is unreal, 4.3secs but ul never do that, its as quick as u get, i dont drive mine over 100mph, not made for it
Old 05 January 2006, 10:28 PM
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ive actually seen a white one for sale i like

what is the top speed on them ? do they have a short ratio box hance the good acceleration ! but i take it they aint got much top end ?

ideally i could do wwith 155-160 top end ! but i suppose if the 0-60 is around 4.3 i can bite me lip with the loss at the top end

just had an insurance quote on 1998 sti type r 2dr.

My Ek9 civic type r is 780 and the sti is 967

so im very impressed !
Old 05 January 2006, 10:30 PM
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0-60 is unreal, 4.3secs but ul never do that
Why not i got my standard STi 4 type R to 60 in 4.1 and it happily runs at 100+ with the taller 5th gear
Old 05 January 2006, 10:33 PM
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What you planning to do with 155-160?
Old 05 January 2006, 10:37 PM
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If you want a 150mph monster don't buy a Type R, infact don't buy a subaru. Get yourself an M3 or similar!

These cars aren't designed for top speed.
Old 05 January 2006, 10:41 PM
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my matres got a version 4 sti 4 dr and his absolutelty flys top end ! ive witnessed the speedo showing 150, i think hes had it reading close to 160mph! although i also dont know how far out the speedo is.

not too keen on m3's

fancy a nice rare 2dr scoob

bottom end is most important i guess anyway !

we use the local bybass loads of people do to play

think the record is a mates 300zx he videoed dopin 180mph the nutter !
Old 05 January 2006, 10:47 PM
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Best of all you get to have fun with no abs.....and bite back handling from the dccd.Truely a raw model to start scooby ownership with

Good luck.
Old 05 January 2006, 10:50 PM
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Best of all you get to have fun with no abs
Thats the best fun
Old 05 January 2006, 10:51 PM
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gulp .... no abs ? what is dccd ?

i didnt realise it was a bit of an animal.

i just prefere the look of the 2dr and this was the model i came across...
Old 05 January 2006, 10:54 PM
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There is also a non sti variant wrx type r which has the abs and no dccd.....
driver controled centre differential....not many around though.
Old 05 January 2006, 10:59 PM
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SUBARU IMPREZA 2.0 WRX STi Type R Version 4 , 2 Doors, Manual 5 speed, Coupe, Petrol, R Reg , White. Power Steering, Central Locking, Electric Windows Electric Mirrros, Air COn, Alloy Wheels, Hi-Level Rear Spoiler, Rear Privacy Glass, Stainless Steel Exhaust,Auto Intercooler Water Spray, Central Diff Controller,

is the last bit that cddc you were on about ?

whats it do?
Old 05 January 2006, 11:11 PM
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Best thing you can do is a search in the Drivetrain forum.type in dccd into search and you will find posts from John Felstead covering the topic.
Old 05 January 2006, 11:12 PM
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Thats where i go for info on it.........
Old 05 January 2006, 11:21 PM
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dont understand it... oh well. doubt its that important !

whats 1/4 mile on the version 4 type r ?

and do they have HID lights std ?
Old 06 January 2006, 12:15 AM
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Dunno about a standard version 4 1/4 mile but I did a 12.9 in my version 5 when it was still standard.

Oh, and no HID's.
Old 06 January 2006, 08:51 AM
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Another option for 2 doors is the P1.
Doesnt have dccd, does have abs.
Suspension and gearbox ratio changes by Pro-drive.
Classed as a UK car, I think insurance is cheaper (best check)
0 - 60 in 4.7 ish, top speed 155 but best not to go there for very long,
110 -130 sustained is ok.
1000 made all sonic blue, which is a major draw back if you want a white one.
Old 06 January 2006, 09:25 AM
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DCCD is quite important m8, it allows you to alter the power bias front/rear. This enables you to have more oversteer/understeer, depending on the road and what mood your in!
Impreza's, in general, understeer from the factory. The type r is the only classic that has dccd. So, as I said, it is quite important, and is one of the main reasons a lot of people buy the type r.
Regarding top speed, the type r has a final drive speed ratio of 19mph/1000rpm. So with a 8250rpm limit, the top speed (before you run out of revs) would be 19x8.25 = 156.75mph. This compares to the 4 door equivilent sti which has 22mph/1000rpm giving 181.25mph. This speeds are only theoretical, but give you an idea of how they would be on th motorway for example!
I have a 4 door sti 4. I find that quite hardcore, so you really have really got want a type r, especially if you intend to use it everyday.

Chris
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oh right. sounds like the type r can be really good fun then just how much power can u set to the rear wheels ?

couple of yrs ago i took me mates grey 2 dr out for a spin, dunno what model it was , and by god when i floored it exiting a roundabout it just did go sideways

always had a soft spot for the 2dr ! Type r does now seem best option !

pics of people type r's plz ???
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Go to the members gallery and search for 'type r'. Loads in there. I think you can put up to 65% to the rear wheels. Most imprezas are 50:50. Just out of interest, have you had any insurance quotes yet?
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yes ! directline who im with ! i paid 780 on my ek9 civic. they said the 2dr sti type r version 4 will be 967 on a new policy

well chuffed with that quote !


cant get the search option work when i try for type r
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how come me mates 4dr version 4 had HID's ? can they be added at a later date then ? if so how much? his headlights look mint!
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Originally Posted by chrispurvis100
DCCD is quite important m8, it allows you to alter the power bias front/rear. This enables you to have more oversteer/understeer, depending on the road and what mood your in!
Impreza's, in general, understeer from the factory. The type r is the only classic that has dccd. So, as I said, it is quite important, and is one of the main reasons a lot of people buy the type r.
Regarding top speed, the type r has a final drive speed ratio of 19mph/1000rpm. So with a 8250rpm limit, the top speed (before you run out of revs) would be 19x8.25 = 156.75mph. This compares to the 4 door equivilent sti which has 22mph/1000rpm giving 181.25mph. This speeds are only theoretical, but give you an idea of how they would be on th motorway for example!
I have a 4 door sti 4. I find that quite hardcore, so you really have really got want a type r, especially if you intend to use it everyday.

Chris

Sti type r is not the only classic to have dccd
Old 06 January 2006, 10:23 AM
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Originally Posted by PIE CJ
we use the local bybass loads of people do to play

think the record is a mates 300zx he videoed dopin 180mph the nutter !
Is this a public UK road that you do those speeds on?
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pics of people type r's plz ???
Here's mine..

http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=481313
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in the day but after midnight its sort of a private drag strip lol

very few motorists are about in the early hours lol !
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http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=285698
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Originally Posted by rooferman
There is also a non sti variant wrx type r which has the abs and no dccd.....
driver controled centre differential....not many around though.
Its called the P1

Originally Posted by Scrappy9
Another option for 2 doors is the P1.

Suspension and gearbox ratio changes by Pro-drive.

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Different suspension 'springs', but I think that the struts and gearbox were lifted straight from the 4 door STI (If someone want to chek the gearing). Wiring loom was taken from a later 5 Door UK car, to get the rear wash wipe and UK indicator controls. ECU Map is stansdard STI , with enhanced Knock sensitivity (as confirmed by a number of mappers).
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Just checked my earlier statement, no mention of Prodrive changing gearbox ratio's so must have dreamt that.

With regard to suspension changes Prodrive simply say they tried 22 different spring/damper combinations and settled on "specific Prodrive-developed spring, damper and geometry settings".


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