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Old 01 August 2007, 12:16 PM
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Couple from today while sun was out (car needs a clean):








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Old 01 August 2007, 12:30 PM
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really nice mate, nice wheels, really like the ra's. wish i had a roof vent.
Old 01 August 2007, 12:34 PM
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Ta muchly

Classics rock
Old 01 August 2007, 12:43 PM
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Wow.......what a garage!!!!
Old 01 August 2007, 04:51 PM
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looking great great wheels, what are they? i've just ordered myself a 330mm 4 pot brake kit and need some wheels that they'll fit under. you know what my car looks like and they'd really suit it. i'm tempted to have a go a climb or two once it's all done.
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Hillclimb?

Na, don't do it.

You will spend £££
Have a great time
Spend more to go faster
Have a great time
Spend a fortune on a lot of things to go faster
Have a great time
Spend even more and make a few mistakes
Have a great time

There is a common message there from some one who has done it for a long time.

Sod the money, have a great time!
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Classics do in fact Rock!

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Old 01 August 2007, 06:23 PM
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I looovvv it Looks spot on does that.

The ultralite alloys look really smart and get the car off, very smilar to morto's.
Old 01 August 2007, 06:29 PM
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Lovely car, i really like that!

I always say im after a type R until i see a nice RA like that

Decisions decisions
Old 01 August 2007, 09:46 PM
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Originally Posted by 911
Hillclimb?

Na, don't do it.

You will spend £££
Have a great time
Spend more to go faster
Have a great time
Spend a fortune on a lot of things to go faster
Have a great time
Spend even more and make a few mistakes
Have a great time

There is a common message there from some one who has done it for a long time.

Sod the money, have a great time!
DropShots.com

Classics do in fact Rock!
lol. so what do i need as a minimum? race licence, roll cage etc?
Old 01 August 2007, 10:23 PM
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Licence/clothing/minimum prep on the car (!) roll cage is a good idea.
A season will cost about £1000 in fees to enter etc.

The car needs to be solid and 'MoT' safe.

A 4 point race harness is a good idea too.

If you have the car, then about 1500 all-in for 10 races.
Old 01 August 2007, 10:32 PM
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i'd want to keep the car road legal so couldn't be too hardcore. already have harness but not sure if it's fia approved so would buy new there. mmmm i wonder if anyone wants to sponsor me for next season
Old 01 August 2007, 10:38 PM
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Top looking RA mate
Old 01 August 2007, 10:56 PM
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I do like the look of that car
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Looks superb as always sir
Old 02 August 2007, 10:36 AM
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Originally Posted by Daft Lad
Looks superb as always sir
Big thank you for the replies - great to get positive feed back

I sometimes think about changing for a Type R, but something about the RAs is very addictive.

A great deal of time and money has been spent on the car, the money of course will never be recouped. Sold my last 4 Imprezas just as they were "sorted", so must keep this one.

She is going to API next week for a TD05 20g turbo, API injectors, fuel pressure regulator and APEXI remap*.

Don't think I will change much cosmetically, *but one is always after more va va voom

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Old 02 August 2007, 11:13 AM
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Lovely RA m8...

Owner of Spec C Type RA
Old 02 August 2007, 11:47 AM
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hales - get yourself over to Type-RA.co.uk - Home of the Subaru Impreza WRX Type RA, Impreza WRX STi Type RA, Impreza Type RA V Limited, Scooby V. Ltd, visit the WRX forum & Subaru forum unless you're already a member of course
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Looks awesome...
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Can never get over how low your car looks Richard compared to mine:


Can I ask a favour of you?
Can you measure from the front wing apex of the arch to the floor please?
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very nice

what year is it?
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Originally Posted by shaggy1973
very nice

what year is it?
Shaggy1973 - Mate it's a 1995 with a facelift front.

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Originally Posted by 911
Can never get over how low your car looks Richard compared to mine:


Can I ask a favour of you?
Can you measure from the front wing apex of the arch to the floor please?
Graham

Floor to wing apex (standard STi struts and H&R springs + 215/40 17 tyres) 610 mm.

Richard
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this is mine, only just recently got it, but have to say im very impressed just want to change the wheels and the morettes as I prefer the standard look.

james

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Thanks Richard, mine is 620mm!

The 20g will make it shift, you really will feel the change, I love mine.
Why not go for a M321 other than the ££££ difference?

Graham
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Originally Posted by shaggy1973
this is mine, only just recently got it, but have to say im very impressed just want to change the wheels and the morettes as I prefer the standard look.

james

Lovely Impreza - agree with changing the wheels (darker colours, I think, best suit the white cars)?

Richard
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Originally Posted by 911
Thanks Richard, mine is 620mm!

The 20g will make it shift, you really will feel the change, I love mine.
Why not go for a M321 other than the ££££ difference?

Graham
Graham

David at API has a 20g available from a customer's car (only a couple of hundred miles on it) and for my current budget, I think it will be the best option.

Limiting factor (as ever) is £££££.

Richard
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Originally Posted by shaggy1973
this is mine, only just recently got it, but have to say im very impressed just want to change the wheels and the morettes as I prefer the standard look.

james

nice looking ra. what size are your wheels? i need some bigger ones and have a set of standard 16" on mine.
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Originally Posted by 911
Thanks Richard, mine is 620mm!

The 20g will make it shift, you really will feel the change, I love mine.
Why not go for a M321 other than the ££££ difference?

Graham
321H would be a good choice but is rather dearer than the 20G we are talking about. 321T would be laggy in your circumstances, unless l can sell a 2.35 rebuild to go with it

David APi
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Originally Posted by APIDavid
321H would be a good choice but is rather dearer than the 20G we are talking about. 321T would be laggy in your circumstances, unless l can sell a 2.35 rebuild to go with it

David APi

David 2.35 would be fine - but Wife would need to know why this was needed.

Women - just don't understand BHP

PS When I collect the car can you have the invoice ready for me. Better half thinks the STI is going to you for an oil and filter change
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Originally Posted by Etheridge-Bird
David 2.35 would be fine - but Wife would need to know why this was needed.

Women - just don't understand BHP

PS When I collect the car can you have the invoice ready for me. Better half thinks the STI is going to you for an oil and filter change
sounds like me. i told the missus i needed new discs and pads. they just happen to be 2 piece bells and rotors and are coming with a huge 4 pot setup, racing brake fluid and braided lines as well


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