UK Turbo 2000 - any good?
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Just read something worrying chaps, i read a review on ciao.co.uk that said you had to be over a certain height in order to be able to reach the pedals?
Im only 5, 4. I hope im tall enough to drive one!!
Adam
Im only 5, 4. I hope im tall enough to drive one!!
Adam
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Don't think there'll be a problem. If there is, you could always get some 'Noddy Holder' styleee platform shoes ![Big Grin](images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
Besides that, I'm sure that most garages have a 3-foot midget for driving my car as, whenever I drop it off for servicing/work, I always get it back with the seat about 6 inches from the steering wheel.
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Besides that, I'm sure that most garages have a 3-foot midget for driving my car as, whenever I drop it off for servicing/work, I always get it back with the seat about 6 inches from the steering wheel.
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Originally Posted by TonyG
Don't think there'll be a problem. If there is, you could always get some 'Noddy Holder' styleee platform shoes ![Big Grin](images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
Besides that, I'm sure that most garages have a 3-foot midget for driving my car as, whenever I drop it off for servicing/work, I always get it back with the seat about 6 inches from the steering wheel.
![Big Grin](images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
Besides that, I'm sure that most garages have a 3-foot midget for driving my car as, whenever I drop it off for servicing/work, I always get it back with the seat about 6 inches from the steering wheel.
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I cant forsee there being a problem either, it was just a bit unnerving when you see a comment like "my girlfriends only 5, 4 and cant touch the pedals, ideally you want to be 5, 6" etc - great, ill just dust off the ol' rack shall i!!
Adam
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I have recently bought a MY00 for £5k, albeit with 95k.
Excellent nick, standard apart from Magnex cat-back.
I have spent about £1500:
New MAF - £83
STi clutch (fitted) - £415
Ninja Sports Cat downpipe - £299
JR panel filter - £40
Ecutek Tek3 remap inc. 3 port boost solenoid - £658.
Now produces 272bhp/272lbft (Powerstations rollers - if you look at the dyno printouts they seem to be pretty accurate/conservative even).
Well happy with it now.
Alternatively, you could probably buy one for £7k ish with choice mods and less mileage. Been fun spending the cash though![Smile](images/smilies/smile.gif)
MPG, about 24-25 the same as everyone else - remap didn't make mpg any worse.
Excellent nick, standard apart from Magnex cat-back.
I have spent about £1500:
New MAF - £83
STi clutch (fitted) - £415
Ninja Sports Cat downpipe - £299
JR panel filter - £40
Ecutek Tek3 remap inc. 3 port boost solenoid - £658.
Now produces 272bhp/272lbft (Powerstations rollers - if you look at the dyno printouts they seem to be pretty accurate/conservative even).
Well happy with it now.
Alternatively, you could probably buy one for £7k ish with choice mods and less mileage. Been fun spending the cash though
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MPG, about 24-25 the same as everyone else - remap didn't make mpg any worse.
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Originally Posted by Boost II
Basic stuff but just so you are clear...
Impreza Turbo 2000 is the only turbo charged Impreza of that age you could buy in the UK (apart from a few limited number special edition models which were more or less the same car as the Turbo 2000 (except one called the P1 - more like a Jap Sti)) BHP as standard 208-218.
WRX was the entry level Jap import car with 240 bhp
WRX Sti was a tuned car available in Japan with 276 bhp standard
With the more recent shape ones >2001 you can get WRX and Sti's that are sold in UK but they are still different to the Jap ones.
Impreza Turbo 2000 is the only turbo charged Impreza of that age you could buy in the UK (apart from a few limited number special edition models which were more or less the same car as the Turbo 2000 (except one called the P1 - more like a Jap Sti)) BHP as standard 208-218.
WRX was the entry level Jap import car with 240 bhp
WRX Sti was a tuned car available in Japan with 276 bhp standard
With the more recent shape ones >2001 you can get WRX and Sti's that are sold in UK but they are still different to the Jap ones.
btw i kno of a wrx for sale k reg
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Originally Posted by scoobie-shieldy
its 260bhp for the jap import wrx
240ps for earlier WRX then
260ps followed by
280ps.
Depends on the MY.
I think its 240ps upto Aug 94, then 260ps to Aug 96 and 280ps afterwards - its on here:
http://www.sidc.co.uk/faq.htm
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