The Rig

iTrader: (13)

so, you can get the Turbo, the WRX, the STI and the WRX STI.

whats the difference on all thse, the turbo is alot cheaper to insure for me,but whats the difference

soz for being, "dumb"

cheers......

cookstar

iTrader: (6)

seems an odd question for somebody who has been a member for 3 1/2 years

The Rig

iTrader: (13)

not really, to me, a wrx was the import, the sti was the sportier version of the wrx, but why would insurance be £800 on an import, just cause it has a bit more bhp ?!!?

wot i want to know is, what is different from a wrx from a turbo from an sti, if i was looking at an impreza, what would shout out, wrx or sti or just turbo ?

GC8

For insurances purposes Id suggest a 1994 UK 'Wagon.

blueyzfr1

And for Performance a wrx sti RA

The Rig

iTrader: (13)

what is the RA then ?

as i asked earlier, what would shout at me, WRX, a normal turbo if thats what it is and STI Spec, apart from stickers of course !!

for instance, my sport was a turbo in everyway, except for rear drums, the giveaway.

cheers......

Northern Scoob

and a turbo obviously, as far as im aware uk turbos had 215bhp whereas early wrxs had 240 standard - this went upto 260 on later wrx's - the sti has 276 im led to believe on the earlier models and 280 on later? (awaits a correction) am I correct in thinking the wagons had slightly less power

hth

Phil

the RA is a lightweight race version without all the gubbins like electric windows etc, they also have a different ratio box

The Rig

iTrader: (13)

cheers to that man ^^
so thats all the engine power difference, is there a cosmetic difference ?

Anger

iTrader: (4)

Ra have thinner glass and they dont have side skirts
If your going to do alot of motorway driving then there not the best because of the low ratio box, but on A roads the performance is brutal


James

wannascoobydoo

My WRX is probabbly faster than most on here thats all i need to know

marcie

I have only just arrived here but i found this when searching the forum which was helpful;
http://www.sidc.co.uk/faq.htm#2.1