litchfield or spec c ?
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litchfield or spec c ?
ok,iam in a dilema,as to which to buy,a blue litchfield type 25 or a white spec c both are my 2005,and there both the same price £13000!
whats going to hold its value more than the other?
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whats going to hold its value more than the other?
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sorry chaps,the type 25 is a spec c......................http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1740008.htm
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Not many T25s were Spec Cs so if it is ^^ then fairly rare too T25 drivers tend to be a bit ghey so prefer the softer JDM settings rather than hardcore Spec C
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Doesn't look like a WR Ltd to me as they had a small carbon badge on right hand side of boot + it should say Spec C over there too
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Nasty rear spoiler too ... what happened to carbon T25 / S202 spoiler or indeed the more discrete WRX spoiler that they normally come with?
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My fave would be the standard Spec C as it has the Jap 2 litre engine rather than the US 2.5 litre. The Jap engine is a cracker vs the 2.5 IMHO.
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Doesn't look like a WR Ltd to me as they had a small carbon badge on right hand side of boot + it should say Spec C over there too
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Nasty rear spoiler too ... what happened to carbon T25 / S202 spoiler or indeed the more discrete WRX spoiler that they normally come with?
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My fave would be the standard Spec C as it has the Jap 2 litre engine rather than the US 2.5 litre. The Jap engine is a cracker vs the 2.5 IMHO.
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It all depends on the spec. If the type 25 is based on the spec c then i'd go for that . If not then i'd go for the spec c all day longggggggggggggggggggg. Plus if the mileage is higher on the type 25 then i'd go for a spec c. I think theres been a few rebuilds on the mak1 type 25 and plus litcho does a new bolt on turbo for the 2.0l which gives you better performance then the mk1 type 25.
Thats a well spec'd type 25!
Immy
Thats a well spec'd type 25!
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Another vote for the T25 here (I declare my interest) but at that mileage I'd be wary about the head gaskets.
Cheap car though, those Defis will have cost £700 new back then.
Cheap car though, those Defis will have cost £700 new back then.
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