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15 May 2006, 02:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Neil W
My 06 Sti is at dealers today having 1k service, PPP and flaps fitted.
Cant wait to collect it - should be interesting drive home!!
Cant wait to collect it - should be interesting drive home!!
15 May 2006, 03:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Neil W
My 06 Sti is at dealers today having 1k service, PPP and flaps fitted.
Cant wait to collect it - should be interesting drive home!!
Cant wait to collect it - should be interesting drive home!!
Smiles all the way from now on
15 May 2006, 03:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Neil W
Is the difference noticable by that much then?
Just watch it pulling away fast in the damp while turning !! - get ready with the opposite lock - great soundtrack too
Although strangely I need more power now
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16 May 2006, 08:22 AM
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Well you were all right. I have not stopped smiling since I collected it last night.
Pulls very hard now and the soundtrack is superb - a very deep burble.
I just want to keep driving it!! Pics will be added later this week once it has been washed.
Pulls very hard now and the soundtrack is superb - a very deep burble.
I just want to keep driving it!! Pics will be added later this week once it has been washed.
16 May 2006, 11:34 AM
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How important/desirable is it to fit 18 inch wheels to a MY06 WRX wagon after fitting PPP?
The blurb advises it but would you feel the difference on the road?
Oh and the original wheels/tyres - ebay or on here?
And did you guys retain the original parts that came off your car when the PPP was fitted?
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The blurb advises it but would you feel the difference on the road?
Oh and the original wheels/tyres - ebay or on here?
And did you guys retain the original parts that came off your car when the PPP was fitted?
Thanks
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16 May 2006, 11:39 AM
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Originally Posted by sjp63
How important/desirable is it to fit 18 inch wheels to a MY06 WRX wagon after fitting PPP?
The blurb advises it but would you feel the difference on the road?
Oh and the original wheels/tyres - ebay or on here?
And did you guys retain the original parts that came off your car when the PPP was fitted?
Thanks
The blurb advises it but would you feel the difference on the road?
Oh and the original wheels/tyres - ebay or on here?
And did you guys retain the original parts that came off your car when the PPP was fitted?
Thanks
16 May 2006, 12:04 PM
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And did you guys retain the original parts that came off your car when the PPP was fitted?
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I took the backbox away as I thought this would be the only part that would sell. Although no takers as yet!!
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I took the backbox away as I thought this would be the only part that would sell. Although no takers as yet!!
16 May 2006, 05:22 PM
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Next you will want to go to Powerstation for the stage two handling pack. Then when Warranty runs out try WRC Technologies for the 350 pack (will probably be about 335 as the PPP is unlikely to be what they quote) or tsl 333 or powerstation. Then upgrade of the brakes (Greenwood Racing Development seem to have some good breaking packs) http://domain1046568.sites.fasthosts.com/
You may even want 'noisekiller' helps by taking out vibration from the road and better in car sound. Also 18" pp7's, it never stops.
Loler I thought PPP was good until I got the next upgrade
You may even want 'noisekiller' helps by taking out vibration from the road and better in car sound. Also 18" pp7's, it never stops.
Loler I thought PPP was good until I got the next upgrade
16 May 2006, 10:33 PM
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And did you guys retain the original parts that came off your car when the PPP was fitted?
Thanks
Thanks
I'm having PPP fitted to my 06 tomorrow, i plan on taking all the standard parts with me!! In two years time i'll refit them and sell the PPP pack as a whole, that way i'll get more money than just trading in a PPP car.
Tony.
16 May 2006, 10:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Tone Loc
I'm having PPP fitted to my 06 tomorrow, i plan on taking all the standard parts with me!! In two years time i'll refit them and sell the PPP pack as a whole, that way i'll get more money than just trading in a PPP car.
Tony.
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Originally Posted by reano
Then when Warranty runs out try WRC Technologies for the 350 pack (will probably be about 335 as the PPP is unlikely to be what they quote)
17 May 2006, 09:09 AM
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Originally Posted by reano
Next you will want to go to Powerstation for the stage two handling pack. Then when Warranty runs out try WRC Technologies for the 350 pack (will probably be about 335 as the PPP is unlikely to be what they quote) or tsl 333 or powerstation. Then upgrade of the brakes (Greenwood Racing Development seem to have some good breaking packs) http://domain1046568.sites.fasthosts.com/
You may even want 'noisekiller' helps by taking out vibration from the road and better in car sound. Also 18" pp7's, it never stops.
Loler I thought PPP was good until I got the next upgrade
You may even want 'noisekiller' helps by taking out vibration from the road and better in car sound. Also 18" pp7's, it never stops.
Loler I thought PPP was good until I got the next upgrade
17 May 2006, 09:59 AM
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(will probably be about 335 as the PPP is unlikely to be what they quote)
That's why we took the car to WRC technologies for a power run and guess what? You were right, it didn't produce the figures that we quote, it produced 9 bhp more.........
Mike
(will probably be about 335 as the PPP is unlikely to be what they quote)
That's why we took the car to WRC technologies for a power run and guess what? You were right, it didn't produce the figures that we quote, it produced 9 bhp more.........
Mike
17 May 2006, 10:11 AM
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Just saying what it was on my car and yes I can prove it My car had 20,000 miles so of course maybe some loss there just the usual over time.
Hey I started off thinking maybe just a standard STi would be enough but it never is, is it?
and yes I can prove it My car had 20,000 miles so of course maybe some loss there just the usual over time.Hey I started off thinking maybe just a standard STi would be enough but it never is, is it?
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