General Ra wagon question?
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So in effect a light weight wagon, no undeerseal spats, skirts. No electric windows. Did it have the same spec engine as the ra then? What brake would that have been? (From factory in japn)
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there is not such thing as a RA wagon out off the factory anyway.
BUT iff you have a look in the member pic section off Welcome to Type-RA.co.uk - Home of the Subaru Impreza WRX Type RA, Impreza WRX STi Type RA, Impreza Type RA V Limited, Scooby V. Ltd. there is a guy in thiland that has done a full RA transplant into his wagon and it looks the dogs to
BUT iff you have a look in the member pic section off Welcome to Type-RA.co.uk - Home of the Subaru Impreza WRX Type RA, Impreza WRX STi Type RA, Impreza Type RA V Limited, Scooby V. Ltd. there is a guy in thiland that has done a full RA transplant into his wagon and it looks the dogs to
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The Type-SA was marketed as lightweight 'Wagon, but it was really a lower cost entry-level model. The automatics were retro-fitted. All SAs were rated at 220PS.
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Those features were off the options list. SAs were available with 5MT & FAT. Automatic transmissions were retro-fitted to manuals (as with other autos at that time).
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