d.kenny

after doing a track day yesterday im absolutley mad for a slightly better subaru and i think its time to invest

is an ra etc worth gettin with the dccd and can i run full rwd if i like with it?

which models came with the dccd

reckon i wanna spend about 3 grand maybe less on getting one that a bit battered or needs work or has a blown engine as my engine is mint if only its in a rotten bent shell lol

any info would be appreciated

cheers

Adam-M

Yes the dccd is much better

dsemuk

DCCD doesn't put all the drive to the rear wheels.

d.kenny

What models and what year cars have the dccd on then?

What's the maximum torque split they allow?

Is there anything to watch out for when buying like on the evos and infamous ayc pump or is the system quite strong?

Or am I better of staying with a standard wrx or sti and being happy with that?

Cheers

apac

iTrader: (2)

i believe the split is about 65% rear 35% front maximum, though i think it's slightly different on early cars.

You will pay premium for a type-R or typeRA with dccd. Better off sticking with a normal STI and getting yourself some adjustable coil over suspension and good soft track tyres.

The Pink Ninja

iTrader: (23)

DCCD is on

STI RA`s
Type R`s
not sure if it was on the WRX RA or not.

These are JAP Imports

The 1st UK car with it was the WR1 but your not going to get one for £3k

Torque split is 35/65 i think

urban

iTrader: (1)

Approx 35%/65%
First UK STI's had DCCD-A on MY05
And it does make a difference to the way these cars handle

Bealescooby

iTrader: (36)

i'd look for a cheap sti type R
a few been sold on ebay recently around the 3k mark
awesome drivers car with dccd very fun

d.kenny

Version 2 or 3 is it type ra no good?

I'll keep my eye out for a type r though to

Does every type r have dccd?

Cheers

Bealescooby

iTrader: (36)

there are a few type r's without dccd but most come with it

jayallen

iTrader: (31)

Only the STI RA's had DCCD the WRX RA didnt.

The Type R's not to get DCCD is the WRX Limited.