R reg sti ra or dc2 integra?
14 October 2009, 03:44 PM
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R reg sti ra or dc2 integra?
Just trying to decide what car to look at next. I will be using it for day to day use, the odd track day next year, oh and the nubergring in August. Whats your opinions guys?
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14 October 2009, 06:49 PM
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depends how lucky and how deep your pokets are. if your lucky to find a clean sti2 or 3 your best bet buy from forums dont bother with ebay. as a lot of people can buy them but no everyone knows how to look after them. engine rebuilds will cost you a few grand atleast.
i have had 2 tegs and one subaru that i have owned for the best part of 3 years. tegs are amazing to drive the thrill you get from driving them is out of this world you 6k rpm and the engine note changes like touring car. a scooby with stage one and remap is amazing not much will get close to you on the road however reliabilty the teg wins everytime. whats quicker an sti 3 will hammer the teg around the track not much diffrence as the teg is the best handeling fwd you can buy.
if you got money buy a scoob if your on a budget buy a teg or even better go and test drive both that should help you make up your mind
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i have had 2 tegs and one subaru that i have owned for the best part of 3 years. tegs are amazing to drive the thrill you get from driving them is out of this world you 6k rpm and the engine note changes like touring car. a scooby with stage one and remap is amazing not much will get close to you on the road however reliabilty the teg wins everytime. whats quicker an sti 3 will hammer the teg around the track not much diffrence as the teg is the best handeling fwd you can buy.
if you got money buy a scoob if your on a budget buy a teg or even better go and test drive both that should help you make up your mind
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14 October 2009, 08:01 PM
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You ask which car they prefer on a Subaru forum and expect an unbiased answer lol.
Both cars couldn't be more different from each other, fwd-awd, n/a-turbo etc etc.
Test drive both and make an informed decision on what will suit your needs best.
Cheers
Melly
Both cars couldn't be more different from each other, fwd-awd, n/a-turbo etc etc.
Test drive both and make an informed decision on what will suit your needs best.
Cheers
Melly
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Thanks for the replys. I know i was going to get a sort of biased opinion asking on a Subaru forum, but thought id ask anyway. Will have a think.....
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