STi V limited
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STi V limited
anyone read any reviews of the V limited?
Ive got one reserved for 24hours at a dealer and need to make a real quick decision regarding the V limited or a standard JDM Sti..
I will use it as 99% road car, so circuit performance is not an issue, I dont need hardcore, i just need a nice fast road car.
Im a pretty inexperienced driver, so I dont need the handling of the Spec C - but I am quite tempted by the suspension, although I cant find out if it makes the car more hardcore or just generally nicer
anyone know much/anything about the STi V limited, other than what is on the official subaru site?
Ive got one reserved for 24hours at a dealer and need to make a real quick decision regarding the V limited or a standard JDM Sti..
I will use it as 99% road car, so circuit performance is not an issue, I dont need hardcore, i just need a nice fast road car.
Im a pretty inexperienced driver, so I dont need the handling of the Spec C - but I am quite tempted by the suspension, although I cant find out if it makes the car more hardcore or just generally nicer
anyone know much/anything about the STi V limited, other than what is on the official subaru site?
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It depends on what your after, i take it its a version 5 STi? (thus the V limited).
Is it also the 4 door car?
You are basically buying one of the best if not the best classic car if it is the above, you will however not get ABS as these cars have a DCCD, if you like ABS then this isnt the car for you and can be a handful due to the DCCD (more rear bias power) but you can change the configuration of the power using the DCCD (it stands for driver controlled centre differential).
Great car, will need to be either remapped or run on optimax AND octane booster (Millers/NF etc).
Hope this helps
Tony
Is it also the 4 door car?
You are basically buying one of the best if not the best classic car if it is the above, you will however not get ABS as these cars have a DCCD, if you like ABS then this isnt the car for you and can be a handful due to the DCCD (more rear bias power) but you can change the configuration of the power using the DCCD (it stands for driver controlled centre differential).
Great car, will need to be either remapped or run on optimax AND octane booster (Millers/NF etc).
Hope this helps
Tony
#6
Horton
I have a JDM STi 9 GL and it's a fantastic piece of kit.
The V Limited is based on this car but has a slightly more trick suspension setup.
For the average driver using the car on the road only I'd go for the GL.
If you plan to do track days go for the V Limited which has adjustable suspension IIRC.
On the V-Lim, other than the suspension you are paying a lot of money for some badges. IMHO.
Nathan..
I have a JDM STi 9 GL and it's a fantastic piece of kit.
The V Limited is based on this car but has a slightly more trick suspension setup.
For the average driver using the car on the road only I'd go for the GL.
If you plan to do track days go for the V Limited which has adjustable suspension IIRC.
On the V-Lim, other than the suspension you are paying a lot of money for some badges. IMHO.
Nathan..
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i have a version VI Limited, IMMENSE scooby! upgraded from a turbo 2000
did a fair bit of research on mine...
WRX typeR STi Version VI
STi Blue Printed Engine
STi Group N Low Ratio Gearbox
STi ECU
STI Stainless Exhaust (Sodium Filled)
STi Inverted mono-tube strut suspension.
STi Aluminium lower suspension arms
STi Carbon front strut brace
STi Carbon rear strut brace
STi Anti roll bar
STi Intercooler & inlet manifold
STi Forged molybdenum pistons
STi Quick shift
STi quickrack 13:1 steering
STi Competition clutch
STi Large-size engine under tray
Reinforced Steel Crankshaft
Front viscous diff
Reinforced mechanical rear diff
DCCD (Electro-magnetic driver controlled center differential)
4-Pot front brake callipers
Rear twin opposed piston brake caliper
Front & Rear Vented Discs
Inter cooler water spray
Uprated Engine Mounts
Braided Wiring
Aluminium bonnet and boot
Rally style roof vent
WRC Ltd Edition seats
WRC Ltd Edition Dash
Tinted rear windows
STi High Level Rear Spoiler
STi Fog Light Blanking Covers
STi Front Spoiler
Colour Coded Skirts
Electric Folding Mirrors
Air conditioning
Climate control
Rear Screen Wash Wipe
MOMO Steering Wheel (Airbag)
NO ABS
300ps (295bhp)
0-60 in 4.3sec
(standard apart from wheels)
did a fair bit of research on mine...
WRX typeR STi Version VI
STi Blue Printed Engine
STi Group N Low Ratio Gearbox
STi ECU
STI Stainless Exhaust (Sodium Filled)
STi Inverted mono-tube strut suspension.
STi Aluminium lower suspension arms
STi Carbon front strut brace
STi Carbon rear strut brace
STi Anti roll bar
STi Intercooler & inlet manifold
STi Forged molybdenum pistons
STi Quick shift
STi quickrack 13:1 steering
STi Competition clutch
STi Large-size engine under tray
Reinforced Steel Crankshaft
Front viscous diff
Reinforced mechanical rear diff
DCCD (Electro-magnetic driver controlled center differential)
4-Pot front brake callipers
Rear twin opposed piston brake caliper
Front & Rear Vented Discs
Inter cooler water spray
Uprated Engine Mounts
Braided Wiring
Aluminium bonnet and boot
Rally style roof vent
WRC Ltd Edition seats
WRC Ltd Edition Dash
Tinted rear windows
STi High Level Rear Spoiler
STi Fog Light Blanking Covers
STi Front Spoiler
Colour Coded Skirts
Electric Folding Mirrors
Air conditioning
Climate control
Rear Screen Wash Wipe
MOMO Steering Wheel (Airbag)
NO ABS
300ps (295bhp)
0-60 in 4.3sec
(standard apart from wheels)
#14
the price for the V limited with optional BBS alloys was 3.5M Yen which became 4M Yen on the road with all new cars taxes, registration etc. (aprox 17.5K and 20K sterling)
the price for a normal STi with optional DCCD is 3 170 000 Yen / 3 650 000 basic price/on the road - 16K sterling / 18.3K sterling .
these are the official prices, however its a couple of weeks away from the end of the japanese financial year, so people are looking to make sales - the dealer said he would give me a 200 000Yen (1 grand) discount on the V limited or sti
the price for a normal STi with optional DCCD is 3 170 000 Yen / 3 650 000 basic price/on the road - 16K sterling / 18.3K sterling .
these are the official prices, however its a couple of weeks away from the end of the japanese financial year, so people are looking to make sales - the dealer said he would give me a 200 000Yen (1 grand) discount on the V limited or sti
#15
oh and thanks for the input on the V limited, based on what people have said here, in PM and places other than this forum, the V limited would not be the sensible choice for me, I would prefer to spend the money I could save by getting a standard STi on some nice bits, rather than have a limited edition car which would probably lose all its value the second I started changing bits on it.
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