Thank you Zak @Mocom
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Thank you Zak @Mocom
Great service as always.
Only had an oil change today in preparation for the tunnel run and the RR day, but was done the **** way I believe
Was also discussing next years plans
Good to see Simon57 there today as well.
Only had an oil change today in preparation for the tunnel run and the RR day, but was done the **** way I believe
Was also discussing next years plans
Good to see Simon57 there today as well.
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Probably a 2.5 build, am looking for more torque and was thinking just getting a bigger turbo but seems a 2.5 will be a better all round option.
Not going too mad though still needs to be a daily driver as well.
Not going too mad though still needs to be a daily driver as well.
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I would say a stock 2.5, but am open to suggestions from Zak when I finally get round to doing the deal.
Was looking to buy the new STi when they come out, but will wait to see what sort of write up they get first and then upgrade to one a couple of years down the line.
Was looking to buy the new STi when they come out, but will wait to see what sort of write up they get first and then upgrade to one a couple of years down the line.
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something around 380 - 400 with similar torque, don't want to be upgraded loads of other stuff like gearbox etc to cope with the extra power so going to stay quite conservative.
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I had a drive a couple of weeks ago, then Zak put it through its paces a bit better than I could.
Just going from what Zak has said a 2.5 is a much nicer drive generally, then I have also got the basis should I then want more later
Just going from what Zak has said a 2.5 is a much nicer drive generally, then I have also got the basis should I then want more later
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A 2.5 is without question a whole lot nicer to drive
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2.5 is still the way to go, been looking at another one, bit more sensible only has 300 lb torque, but still a bit of an animal.
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Worse - Both codes!
Nothings certain yet, especially as I can't test it until Dec, but a brand new 2.5, 4 wheel drive, leather interior, full of toys, 300lb torque Animal could be on the cards - though would mean going over to the dark side
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