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Old 18 August 2006, 06:40 PM
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arent the specs awesome??? but i dont fancy spending 40k on it tho, so am gonna give it a year or two and enjoy my sti in the meanwhile
Old 18 August 2006, 06:50 PM
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I think you could achieve something similar for a lot less money. One of the top end stage Axis blocks, some cams, a GT spec roller bearing turbo etc and you'd be around that power level.
Old 18 August 2006, 07:07 PM
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Have just come back from giving the new MY06 Type25 a test drive.

All I will say is

Thanks to Iain for letting me take the maiden "Test Drive" voyage.

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Old 18 August 2006, 07:09 PM
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To markus uprated view leave more room for improvement

HOW MUCH ARE THE PORSCHE BREAKS????????????????
Old 18 August 2006, 07:49 PM
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Originally Posted by juggers

HOW MUCH ARE THE PORSCHE BREAKS????????????????
The Porsche brakes are £1595 + vat Juggers.
In stock now


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Old 18 August 2006, 08:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Powerstation
The Porsche brakes are £1595 + vat Juggers.
In stock now


Andy
what are they like compared to the ap's?

Porsche brakes for rear to?
Old 18 August 2006, 08:54 PM
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webmaster, tell us more
Old 18 August 2006, 09:29 PM
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Originally Posted by juggers
what are they like compared to the ap's?
Working well on the Race car in the time attack series (same discs, same calipers, same bells, same brackets)
We get good feedback from all the testing on the race car,
Temperatures are good, feel is good, not too grabby, they are working well.

Originally Posted by juggers
Porsche brakes for rear to?
No.


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Old 18 August 2006, 10:35 PM
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Originally Posted by stilover
Christ !!!!!! That's a lot of money for an Impreza. Even though I'd love one, I couldn't pay that. Try selling it in 12 months time. How much depreciation ??
CLICKY compare the price to a standard MY04 STi
Originally Posted by stilover
Would love a go of the T25 though. Must be awsome.
I've had a go (cheers Iain ) and yes, they are
Old 19 August 2006, 03:39 AM
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Originally Posted by d5hof
webmaster, tell us more
I'd love to, but I would only be accused of being biased towards an advertiser ..... so I have had to limit myself to the two smilies I used for the time being.

Regards,
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Old 19 August 2006, 04:00 AM
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Awesome car, would love to see one compete in the time attack series!. Also is there any chance of a head to head battle with its arch rival the Evo MR FQ 400?. Real good selling point would be the Subaru showing its supremacy in the clash of the titans especially being some seven grand cheaper. Top Gear maybe even testing the t25 on the test track with the stig, couldn't think of a better advertisment!.

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Old 19 August 2006, 07:07 AM
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Wow what a car, would love to be able to afford one but I think that is a long way off yet. Maybe in a few years when they have come down, but until then I will just have to dream!!
Old 19 August 2006, 08:15 AM
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I have heard what times this car is capable and what it is competing against - not giving the game away but an M3 or RS4 would not even see which way it went. Think of it not as an M3 alternative at £10k cheaper, more of a less than half price GT3 RS

Remember this is not just a power upgrade it is a car upgrade.

Also there is a customer group out there who will buy a newish STi or Spec C and then send it to one of the better known quality Subaru tuners and spend upwards of £10k on motor and then £5k on drivetrain for similar power figures.

I am not saying it cannot be done cheaper - but there is clearly a target customer group who will pay for the best quality.

In terms of ECU - not sure which option Iain is using but there are some very sexy options becoming available from the Ecutek stable.

Hoping to get switchable map on mine so I can have shopping map and Vpower map

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Old 19 August 2006, 08:35 AM
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Maybe we could organise a Group Buy on these... I'd put my name down... anyone else?

Just heard that if we got 10 ppl on the list they'd do a T25 for £24,999!!!





Only joking... hope you didnt just ejaculate on your keyboard reading that...

Old 19 August 2006, 09:54 AM
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Originally Posted by bluerigster
Awesome car, would love to see one compete in the time attack series!.
im sure it is on sunday......
Old 19 August 2006, 03:46 PM
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Originally Posted by webmaster
Have just come back from giving the new MY06 Type25 a test drive.

All I will say is

Thanks to Iain for letting me take the maiden "Test Drive" voyage.

Regards,
Shaun.
come on give us some feedback
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Old 19 August 2006, 03:46 PM
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Awesome Cosworth spec but from what I have read you can get an EVO IX MR for £25k and with a remap/exhaust it gives a reliable 400/400.
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Originally Posted by alex_00s
Maybe we could organise a Group Buy on these... I'd put my name down... anyone else?

Just heard that if we got 10 ppl on the list they'd do a T25 for £24,999!!!





Only joking... hope you didnt just ejaculate on your keyboard reading that...

very nearly
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Old 19 August 2006, 04:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Daz34
Awesome Cosworth spec but from what I have read you can get an EVO IX MR for £25k and with a remap/exhaust it gives a reliable 400/400.
So why is the FQ400 so much more expensive then - purely profiteering?

Old 19 August 2006, 05:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Daz34
Awesome Cosworth spec but from what I have read you can get an EVO IX MR for £25k and with a remap/exhaust it gives a reliable 400/400.

You'll need a bit more than that
Old 19 August 2006, 05:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Rannoch
So why is the FQ400 so much more expensive then - purely profiteering?

Mitsubishi had to build the car so that any numpty could drive it like they stole it and run it on cheap petrol for the 3 year warranty period.

Re the Evo IX ask John Banks about reaching 400bhp I don't think it took much more than a exhaust and re-map. I think there was a bigger turbo fitted as well but there are guys on the MLR that hit that figure with standard internals.
WRC Tech offer a power conversion for the FQ 300 to take it to 400bhp for £2695.00. Makes the t25 look a tad expensive.
Old 19 August 2006, 05:36 PM
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The new type 25 will have the potential for over 500bhp though out of the box, how much would you have to spend on the evo to get that kind of power?
Old 19 August 2006, 05:57 PM
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To save the people that can't be bothered to search the internet and get a calculator out

OTR price of a JDM STi - £27k
Price of a Cosworth Tall motor with turbo and other ancillaries fitted & mapped(engine capable of over 600+bhp turbo dependant) - £13500
Handling Pack - £1650

Do the sums.

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Old 19 August 2006, 06:12 PM
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Originally Posted by LitchfieldImports
. We will be listing our 6-pot Porsche or AP's on the optionlist.
Iain,

Do you do PPP for the T25 LOL

Originally Posted by webmaster

Do the sums.


Shaun you had a test drive you lucky git

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Old 19 August 2006, 07:29 PM
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I have an evo 9 and the claims of 400/400 from a remap,filter and exhaust is a load of crap,But i think it would be cheaper to hit those figures on an evo
Old 19 August 2006, 09:21 PM
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Maybe but the Evo FQ400 is £47,000 for a reason more than just profiteering. OK it includes big brakes so take off £2000 to create a like for like comparison.

The T25 is a bargain by comparison
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Originally Posted by Rannoch
I have heard what times this car is capable and what it is competing against - not giving the game away but an M3 or RS4 would not even see which way it went. Think of it not as an M3 alternative at £10k cheaper, more of a less than half price GT3 RS
If this is true, then all I can say is wow!!!

Ns04
Old 20 August 2006, 01:42 PM
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The rs4 is a very very fast car on and track.
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Default new thread - Budget T25 might be of interest to...

those with less pennies to spend on such a glorious machine.

Clearly this is intended as a complimentary (sp?) model line up to Ians existing and in no way intended to undermine his excellent development work.

A kneejerk reaction to all the comments here about NEW highly tuned models being unaffordable. - Used, warranteed performance models with custom insurance package makes sense?

We would all have a T25 if we could afford it, for those that cant, have a look at the 'Budget T25' thread
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MR FQ-400 was so expensive because it was a limited edition to celebrate .... something.
Plus a 3 year warranty which probably bumped it $10k

Word on the street is that the new Evo IX FQ-360 (yes 360) which was release in September is a faster car than the 400 due to a smaller turbo, better mapping and the fact that the IX now hase MIVEC - the Mitsi version of variable valve timing

Again it's not cheap (about £36k I think) but has the 3 year warranty and plenty of bang for the buck.

As for the Type25 - been in it with a loonie behind the wheel (hi Ian )
See here
http://www.lancerregister.com//showt...hreadid=122423

To be honest, i didn't want to drive it. I was looking to get the Type20 and I knew the T25 was a very different animal.
Plus the T20 was a big power hike for me and I would not have driven the T25to 1/4 of it's potential so would have been a waste.
Passenger ride was the best option and greatly appreciated

Maybe in a year or so when the T20 gets long in the tooth


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