dean/abz

is it just me or is the turning circle of the wrx 93 poor

i dont really notice until i am in a car park

i have a aftermarket steering wheel maybe this is why

BedHog

The steering wheel will not affect the turning circle

Charles aka Charlie

I have a 2001 WRX and the turning circle is shocking!

I always thought it was due to 4WD.

Just have to live with it and take it into consideration in tight spots

WRX_Dazza

qwality!!!

nah, they are quite poor.

you have always got the handbrake though

ALi-B

iTrader: (1)

It's not brilliant. But it can turn as tight as many cars...such as Rover 25, Pug 307 HDi, Clio 172 to name a few small cars that poor turning circles.

BMW 3 series on the otherhand is excellent around ultra tight Spanish underground/multi-story car parks (thanfully).

dean/abz

yeah the hand brake i could use but i'd rather not lol

EVOLUTION

i bet it aint as bad as a 306 rallye lol


now thats a crap turning circle




you could get clever and use the handbrake lol

RedScoob

I always thought that it was intentional to prevent tyre scrubbing. My Quattro used to skip on tarmac on full lock, the Impreza is much better.

Brit_in_Japan

It's a fundamental limitation of cars which deliver power via the front wheels (and by definition all 4 wheels). There is a limit to what angles CV joints can transmit power through. RWD have no such problems, hence tighter turning circles (e.g. London taxis).