P1 vs Type R
#121
Hehe this is a good thread
The type r looks nice but.............
The P1
best Impreza ever built
best looking Impreza
best colour Impreza
the rear spoiler has you coming just looking at it
the front end is classy like Gisele bundchen
The Type r
looks like Jordan, all T1Ts and a mole on top
open your minds, look at the 2 cars, you'd have to be stupid or blind to think the r was the better looking Impreza
P1 every day
The type r looks nice but.............
The P1
best Impreza ever built
best looking Impreza
best colour Impreza
the rear spoiler has you coming just looking at it
the front end is classy like Gisele bundchen
The Type r
looks like Jordan, all T1Ts and a mole on top
open your minds, look at the 2 cars, you'd have to be stupid or blind to think the r was the better looking Impreza
P1 every day
P1, the poser's type r
#122
#123
#125
where is there a road in the uk thats 112mph?
Type r gets to 70mph quicker than the p1 so is far better suited to having fun on uk roads without breaking the speed limit
#126
But having to convert a speedo from km to m doesnt really have a negative affect ont he car does it
Bit of a strecth for making the p1 better isnt it? lol
#127
Service history is all over the shop.
I have never once said that a P1 is the better car, each to their own, both cars were intended for completely different environments and markets.
Being an adult allows me to create an unbiased opinion of two or more objects and respect other people's opinions "no matter how retarded or wrong".
#128
wasn't a free option was it it though? brembo GT were option in japan iirc but if you have to pay for it you can fit anything you want
where is there a road in the uk thats 112mph?
Type r gets to 70mph quicker than the p1 so is far better suited to having fun on uk roads without breaking the speed limit
where is there a road in the uk thats 112mph?
Type r gets to 70mph quicker than the p1 so is far better suited to having fun on uk roads without breaking the speed limit
Quick, you better get on the phone to all the car manufacturers and tell them they are all complete idiots, makings cars capable of doing over 70mph!!!!!! What are they playing at
#130
#131
#132
i know lets buy a performance car and worry about mpg
given the mpg isnt that different, your sacrificing alot of the performance parts to use a bit less fuel, which is still not great mpg
o dear o dear, do you dress up for your p1?
#133
see you were doing well, then you mentioned fuel economy
i know lets buy a performance car and worry about mpg
given the mpg isnt that different, your sacrificing alot of the performance parts to use a bit less fuel, which is still not great mpg
o dear o dear, do you dress up for your p1?
i know lets buy a performance car and worry about mpg
given the mpg isnt that different, your sacrificing alot of the performance parts to use a bit less fuel, which is still not great mpg
o dear o dear, do you dress up for your p1?
Or 1.6km per gallon so not to confuse your metric gauges.
A lot of performance parts??? Only thing different is the drive train, performance wise.
Last edited by johnaldridge101; 16 December 2015 at 01:18 PM.
#134
Where as, if you could fit a converter to a type R speedo and it be perfectly fine. What's stopping me fitting a 6speed DCCD box and all associated parts, then my P1 will be "better" than every typeR ever made!!!!!!!!
#135
The type R wasn't designed to use UK fuel so holding that against it doesn't wash.
The P1 was developed to be the UK's version of a type R so deciding to use briquettes in the tank rather than writing a proper map for the car was a mistake in the cars development imo.
#136
actualy quite a bit when you list it
Dude, you bought the wrong car!!!
#137
Why would Subaru not allow Prodrive to map the cars when they allowed them to map other imprezas ??
The type R wasn't designed to use UK fuel so holding that against it doesn't wash.
The P1 was developed to be the UK's version of a type R so deciding to use briquettes in the tank rather than writing a proper map for the car was a mistake in the cars development imo.
The type R wasn't designed to use UK fuel so holding that against it doesn't wash.
The P1 was developed to be the UK's version of a type R so deciding to use briquettes in the tank rather than writing a proper map for the car was a mistake in the cars development imo.
So P1's are not only lower spec but also less reliable than a Type R
#138
Why would Subaru not allow Prodrive to map the cars when they allowed them to map other imprezas ??
The type R wasn't designed to use UK fuel so holding that against it doesn't wash.
The P1 was developed to be the UK's version of a type R so deciding to use briquettes in the tank rather than writing a proper map for the car was a mistake in the cars development imo.
The type R wasn't designed to use UK fuel so holding that against it doesn't wash.
The P1 was developed to be the UK's version of a type R so deciding to use briquettes in the tank rather than writing a proper map for the car was a mistake in the cars development imo.
High octane fuel is available in the U.K so it is hardly a negative point against the P1 like most people point it out to be.
Companies like millers and redex make a lot of money making octane boosters.
#139
#140
I don't know why Subaru wouldn't let them but seems feasible, I would like to think prodrive would rather remap than use briquetts.
High octane fuel is available in the U.K so it is hardly a negative point against the P1 like most people point it out to be.
Companies like millers and redex make a lot of money making octane boosters.
High octane fuel is available in the U.K so it is hardly a negative point against the P1 like most people point it out to be.
Companies like millers and redex make a lot of money making octane boosters.
#141
Considering your all against the P1 you seem to know a lot about them, the condition, market value, average miles covered.
Perhaps a little bit of envy or secret affection towards them that you have to hide it behind all this "hatred" and stubbornness.
#142
#143
It's rare to fine ANY Impreza's that haven't had a rebuild.
Considering your all against the P1 you seem to know a lot about them, the condition, market value, average miles covered.
Perhaps a little bit of envy or secret affection towards them that you have to hide it behind all this "hatred" and stubbornness.
Considering your all against the P1 you seem to know a lot about them, the condition, market value, average miles covered.
Perhaps a little bit of envy or secret affection towards them that you have to hide it behind all this "hatred" and stubbornness.
more to do with a case of trying to understand the limited mentality of those that claim the P1 is better
#144
Apart from the point mentioned previously (your a secret admirer) which is totally ok, you don't have to hide it and pretend in front of all your mates. I mean Gay marriage is now legal, so a typeR owner actually liking a P1 is not going to result in chemical castration.
#145
Same here, at this moment in time I am also perplexed at the narrow mindedness that could lead anyone into thinking the P1 is inferior to a typeR.
Apart from the point mentioned previously (your a secret admirer) which is totally ok, you don't have to hide it and pretend in front of all your mates. I mean Gay marriage is now legal, so a typeR owner actually liking a P1 is not going to result in chemical castration.
Apart from the point mentioned previously (your a secret admirer) which is totally ok, you don't have to hide it and pretend in front of all your mates. I mean Gay marriage is now legal, so a typeR owner actually liking a P1 is not going to result in chemical castration.
#148
I have noticed all the other Impreza JDM car owners don't hate on the prodrive version of the same cars (often they are differently spec'd)
So again I'm lead to thinking it is just childish jealousy.
So again I'm lead to thinking it is just childish jealousy.
#149
Very much like the RB5, terzo, cataluna blah blah blah, should all of these cars be treated the same as a P1?