An Impreza from across the pond
20 April 2004, 10:18 PM
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An Impreza from across the pond
Well honestly I don't post here much. I usually come on, browse, drool, and leave disappointed because of what we in the US didn't get to enjoy... the GC8 Impreza.
Now, I figured my Impreza is almost worthy to put up on this site, the only downside is that it is a N/A EJ25 and SLOW, but hopefully that willchange in the next few months
A few teasers:
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keith
Now, I figured my Impreza is almost worthy to put up on this site, the only downside is that it is a N/A EJ25 and SLOW, but hopefully that willchange in the next few months
A few teasers:
Click here for rest of the chaos here...
keith
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20 April 2004, 10:32 PM
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Dude that is a lovely car. love the paint work. Is that standard?
What you mean your car is a bit slow. Whats the BHP?
And you're bloddy younger than me. 20-21 years old with a car like that. count yourself very lucky
What you mean your car is a bit slow. Whats the BHP?
And you're bloddy younger than me. 20-21 years old with a car like that. count yourself very lucky
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now that looks nice 
is that a carbon front spoiler?? and where did you buy it from
is that a carbon front spoiler?? and where did you buy it from
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Standard color. In the US it's called Sedona Red Pearl, I think it's Red Mica in the UK. The car is waxed at least once a week, so.
It's 165 BHP, standard for this model, makes it kind of tough to turn 18" wheels. My goal is to swap in a JDM STi V7 drivetrain complete with six-speed. And I do consider myself lucky, but modifications and payments definately drain my pockets, heh.
Yes, its a carbon fiber P1 replica. there's a company here in the US, Seibon that makes them... i think the website is http://www.seibon.com. It cost me $300 USD.
thanks for the compliments
It's 165 BHP, standard for this model, makes it kind of tough to turn 18" wheels. My goal is to swap in a JDM STi V7 drivetrain complete with six-speed. And I do consider myself lucky, but modifications and payments definately drain my pockets, heh.
Yes, its a carbon fiber P1 replica. there's a company here in the US, Seibon that makes them... i think the website is http://www.seibon.com. It cost me $300 USD.
thanks for the compliments
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sod the wheels - what about the prodrive rear wing! 
you're a lucky man - most of us over here would kill for one...
great pics - very nice my friend.
you're a lucky man - most of us over here would kill for one...
great pics - very nice my friend.
