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Old 31 July 2003 | 11:53 PM
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This is my first post here having recently purchased a 2000 standard turbo with 40,000 miles & FSSH. I'm well impressed with car but having just has the 45,000 service done, the garage inform me that the car is slightly down on power due to the restricter controlling the turbo boost not working as it should. The part is not expensive and quick to fit (they have ordered it) but is not in stock here in the UK. Has anyone else had this please?

P.S. I also have a clutch judder when cold but does go when engine is warm.
Old 31 July 2003 | 11:59 PM
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so do about fifty million other subaru owners

Forget about the clutch judder unless you bought it from a dealer, in which case see if you can get it replaced under warranty.. It might not stop the judder ("they ALL do that sir"..almost all of them, anyway) but you'll have a new clutch

If it was a private sale, forget about it. Try using the Search facility, and see how many thread shtere have been about clutch judder and the possible causes.

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Old 01 August 2003 | 12:45 AM
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oooo 276 bhp as standerd and plenty of sti parts like ihi turbos and bigger injectors

dont forget to add sum proper octane booster everytime u fill up, im told the 276bhp wrx models run a map pretty close to the sti, which is prone to detting if it gets crappy fuel
Old 01 August 2003 | 08:29 PM
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Thanks for the info chaps.
It's actually a standard turbo AWD which I incorrectly called a WRX! At least I won't need that octane boost stuff now!
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