differences between 98,99,2000?
#1
differences between 98,99,2000?
hi im looking to buy my first subaru il be spending between 5 and 6k on a uk spec im just wondering what the differences between the years engine trim etc.and can you eplain the my99,my00 thing that i keep reading about what is this? cheers darren
#3
Hello!
Here is a site that might help you a bit. It's in German but the pictures can tell you a lot
http://subaru-impreza.de/
Here is a site that might help you a bit. It's in German but the pictures can tell you a lot
http://subaru-impreza.de/
Last edited by goep; 09 April 2007 at 10:44 PM. Reason: link
#4
apart from the the above reply!!
face change a push out drinks holder,and...something else which i cannot remember,oh yes the standard wheels flat faced alloys against thin spoked!..and maybe a slight power hike(Not too sure on that one!)
oh and maybe colour coding on the wing mirrors
face change a push out drinks holder,and...something else which i cannot remember,oh yes the standard wheels flat faced alloys against thin spoked!..and maybe a slight power hike(Not too sure on that one!)
oh and maybe colour coding on the wing mirrors
#6
Facelift front happened late 98, with new steering wheel and dash.
99 onwards, new alloys, STI mid-level spoiler, 215BHP instead of 208. Colour coded mirrors and handles, 4-pot brakes and different seats (height adjust i think).
2000 i think got the reading lights but the rest as 99.
99 onwards, new alloys, STI mid-level spoiler, 215BHP instead of 208. Colour coded mirrors and handles, 4-pot brakes and different seats (height adjust i think).
2000 i think got the reading lights but the rest as 99.
Last edited by AC-scoobie; 10 April 2007 at 12:19 PM.
#7
MY99 stiffer suspension, phase 2 engine better brakes, cosmetically slightly different, hi rear spoiler. Different ECU AE800/AE801 seats from STI.
MY00 same as above but colour co-ordinated side skirts, mirrors, slightly different cosmetic trim changes AE802 ECU made it more economical or so they say, upgrade was to source AE800 or AE801 ECU. This gave a better response.
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