Any chance a pic of the rear cam fitting,the audio place I went to had a variety of cams but all would be seen ,and off centred above number plate.
Theres no bluetooth in mine ,but the Kenwood I ordered has it,with nav etc.
Out of interest..how long did u run it in for? Whats it like opened up...I sooo wanna blast it..but only just on 305 miles

 

Fixed that for you

TX.

 

And again

TX.

 

I'll take a shot ifvthe rear - probably not too subtle really but I can live with it - discovered I can have a live rear view today !

Ran it in diligently for 1000 miles - all under 3k rpm - not sure if that's the recommended distance but I wanted to be careful. Once you can open out its awesome !!!but be patient !!

 

They are lovely cars, the kind of people that buy these are more discrete and prefer their creature comforts i think.

Would love to see a proper review against the R205, i'd have my money on the Jap rocket.

 

Well I didnt know what an r205 was so I just looked......nice car but not for me ,im happy with what ive got....extremely happy actually lol

 

Ive tried sticking @ 3 but i cant lol...today we did 5...naughty me...my god these things shift

 

Its alot more hardcore i think, more of a track car.

 

im sure it is

 

Being fair, Cosworth are modifiers, not car manufacturers. I can't see much difference between the strategy involved in making a Cosworth/Sierra or a Cosworth/Subaru. Particularly considering the Subaru would run rings around either of them straight out of the boxes. Only fair of course considering the passage of time. It's called development!
This was mine, incidentally.



I still share this one.



Yes, I love these cars, but I don't live in the past.

 

Shift is an understatement !!

 

sports sharp seems a lot of fun...the difference is amazing

 

Really nice looking cossie Busterbulldog, I really like them and never quite sure why so many people knock them when they seem to be good cars.

 

What is this "sports sharp" ?

 

the power options/map button...250/330/411 bhp according to salesman sports sharp is the higher one.

 

On the hatch sti you get the option to run in sports, intelligence and sports sharp. All different power deliveries and throttle response. Intelligent is for motor way driving to get better fuel economy etc, sports is pointless in my view and only run it sharp, running around in sports in forth at 40 flick to sharp and you can feel the difference in how responsive it all gets, have heard rumors that it activates the full dual avcs head but that might be internet spoof. Sports sharp for the win :-)

 

So it's just like duel map but 3 settings, sports sharp running higher boost more timing ect?

 

as an alternative to a Cosworth, with even better performance/spec, you could have mine at a bargain price.

 

Yeah, kind of.
between sport and sport#, its really just better throttle response I'd say

 

I leave mine in sport sharp all the time it's way more economical even on the motorway.

 

Indeed it is more economical in S#, especially against shopping mode I

 

Interesting - i've never checked so tend to make sure I drop down to I drive on the motorways, unless I need the performance...sounds like I need to try!!

 

£50k brand new fella, not worth it imho vs what you could have bought &/or modded with £50k ...

http://www.topspeed.com/cars/subaru/...0-ar87423.html

TX.

 

That article is over 2 years old. My bet is you could buy one for far less now.

 

He also states that warranty is a must, so modding is not an option.

 

It's already modded, cosworth did it ! 400 bhp in a car that size is an awesome road car. You would only need more if you were going to track it then the warranty would be void anyway. Besides, who would spend that much on a cossy if you intention was to track it?

 

I don't bother with I mode, start car, switch to sports sharp, in gear and drive!

 

Boost is the same, I have read thy there's a difference with the avcs heads but I'm not sure on that. Think its more the throttle response as that is certainly noticeable

 

Yes, technically its modified.
However, its sold to him with a warranty

 

Yup, best of both worlds. Providing the warranty is worth the paper it's written on