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Hi,
I currently own an Evo 6 but have recently been considering changing my car for a 22B but I have a question.
I was discussing this potential move with a well known north west tuning company and they explained that if I moved to the 22B I would be dissapointed. The reason being, that they have a tendancy to be a little weak in the engine and gearbox area.
Now I don't want to upset anyone with this so please don't get aggitated but I am genuinely interested as I have loved these cars for years but dont want to feel paranoid every time I give it some beans.
Can anyone shed some light on this?
Regards,
Stevie
I currently own an Evo 6 but have recently been considering changing my car for a 22B but I have a question.
I was discussing this potential move with a well known north west tuning company and they explained that if I moved to the 22B I would be dissapointed. The reason being, that they have a tendancy to be a little weak in the engine and gearbox area.
Now I don't want to upset anyone with this so please don't get aggitated but I am genuinely interested as I have loved these cars for years but dont want to feel paranoid every time I give it some beans.
Can anyone shed some light on this?
Regards,
Stevie
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iam running about 340bhp and 370lbs+ on mine m8 standard engine and gearbox and its fine,alot went bang due to the ecu map(fuel and all that) but then again some uk cars have gone at 17k miles
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Originally Posted by scooby-si
iam running about 340bhp and 370lbs+ on mine m8 standard engine and gearbox and its fine,alot went bang due to the ecu map(fuel and all that) but then again some uk cars have gone at 17k miles
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I absoloutely love the 22B but I need peace of mind as well.
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Originally Posted by Rhodie
Simon 340bhp and 370lbs+ Sounds very good. What have you done to get that? ecu turbo etc.
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got some more bits to go on and hopefully see best part of 400bhp and 430lbs (hopefully)
at the minute
gems
equal lenght headers
hks rs induction
samco intake pipe + the water kit
gfb lightened pulleys
4kg flywheel + feked clutch
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fse fuel reg adjustable
walbro fuel pump
3 1/4" full decat H&S
think thats it 0/60mph winter 3.8secs summer 4.1,1/4 mile 12.5secs
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turbo
550 denso injectors
large tmic
NEW clutch
anti lift
hopefully will be into the 11s, then thats it no more,so ive been told
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i got a 22B about 7 months ago and so far is been on the road for about 2 weeks i have covered about 1850 miles, when i first got it i done about 450 miles and the bootom end give way got it all sorted with a big hole in the pocket and then i ran it in for 1000 miles, then after 400 miles the bottom end gave way again and now the metle fragments in the oil has fu*ked just about everything block, heads,crank, rods the bloody lot, now i think i will be getting a bigger bill than before between 8 & 10 Grand thats when there are som head gaskets in this country for the 22B it can be a pain to find parts for,
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Originally Posted by Karl22B
i got a 22B about 7 months ago and so far is been on the road for about 2 weeks i have covered about 1850 miles, when i first got it i done about 450 miles and the bootom end give way got it all sorted with a big hole in the pocket and then i ran it in for 1000 miles, then after 400 miles the bottom end gave way again and now the metle fragments in the oil has fu*ked just about everything block, heads,crank, rods the bloody lot, now i think i will be getting a bigger bill than before between 8 & 10 Grand thats when there are som head gaskets in this country for the 22B it can be a pain to find parts for,
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Ran my 22b with the GGR Stage 1 for about a year then went over to Gems ecu (BRD) and ran with that at 330bhp and 350ft/lb for well over a year and never had any problems. I also used it as my daily car...250 miles per week throughout that time. No different to live with on a daily basis to the other scoobs I've had apart from more precious and worry about where you leave it.
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i have had it striped down some where else cos i didn't trust the people who done it before i just had an independent asseser to look at the striped down engine yesterday, and it looks like when they striped it last time they didn't clean out all the metel swalf witch have now traveled around the engine and caused alot more damage then before so now i have got to pay the bill and try to get my money back through the court's witch could take some time
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Originally Posted by V LTD sti type RA
what evo6 u selling. can i have some pics and info if u do? c8hep@aol.com
My 6 is beautiful in Silver with a couple of extra bits like exhaust and filter etc and managed a healthy 307bhp and 291ft/lb on the rollers.
Will post up when its for sale.
Sorry for misleading you mate.
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Originally Posted by Karl22B
i have had it striped down some where else cos i didn't trust the people who done it before i just had an independent asseser to look at the striped down engine yesterday, and it looks like when they striped it last time they didn't clean out all the metel swalf witch have now traveled around the engine and caused alot more damage then before so now i have got to pay the bill and try to get my money back through the court's witch could take some time
Sod that!!! I'll buy another evo thanks.
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Originally Posted by scooby-si
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Do you own a 22b?
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Originally Posted by Unit 8
Dont follow football mate.
Do you own a 22b?
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Do you own a 22b?
Cheers,
how much are you after for the evo??
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I don't own one mate but Little Miss WRX used to have one(or still does).
Great car but she was forever waiting for gaskets to take months to arrive from Japan and had all sorts of niggling problems with it.
Maybe they are just a little bit too highly strung for frequent use and total piece of mind (only my opinion and not meant to offend anyone )especially when you are used to the EVO.
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Great car but she was forever waiting for gaskets to take months to arrive from Japan and had all sorts of niggling problems with it.
Maybe they are just a little bit too highly strung for frequent use and total piece of mind (only my opinion and not meant to offend anyone )especially when you are used to the EVO.
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Originally Posted by scooby-si
yes m8
how much are you after for the evo??
how much are you after for the evo??
I love the 22B, its one of the best looking cars out there but TBH after owning THE best looking car ever, an Integrale Evo2 and worrying every time i heard a strange noise it would do my head in with the 22B. The evo is just bullet proof and really easy to live with.
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Originally Posted by Unit 8
Hi,
I currently own an Evo 6 but have recently been considering changing my car for a 22B but I have a question.
I was discussing this potential move with a well known north west tuning company and they explained that if I moved to the 22B I would be dissapointed. The reason being, that they have a tendancy to be a little weak in the engine and gearbox area.
Now I don't want to upset anyone with this so please don't get aggitated but I am genuinely interested as I have loved these cars for years but dont want to feel paranoid every time I give it some beans.
Can anyone shed some light on this?
Regards,
Stevie
I currently own an Evo 6 but have recently been considering changing my car for a 22B but I have a question.
I was discussing this potential move with a well known north west tuning company and they explained that if I moved to the 22B I would be dissapointed. The reason being, that they have a tendancy to be a little weak in the engine and gearbox area.
Now I don't want to upset anyone with this so please don't get aggitated but I am genuinely interested as I have loved these cars for years but dont want to feel paranoid every time I give it some beans.
Can anyone shed some light on this?
Regards,
Stevie
Why would anyone want to throw away the comforts of the new cars (MY05 UK STI) for one of these which are now going on 7 year old.
Together with all the issue with getting parts for them, never mind panels whenever they get a bang.
I have driven one & been driven in on by the way.....OK, it was a few years ago now, and yeah if felt quick etc. But didn't appeal to me at all.
Just curious, and not trying to wind anyone up.
Shaun
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Tim what fuel did you use to run with ? any ob
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Originally Posted by urban
Threads like this confuse me no end.
Why would anyone want to throw away the comforts of the new cars (MY05 UK STI) for one of these which are now going on 7 year old.
Together with all the issue with getting parts for them, never mind panels whenever they get a bang.
I have driven one & been driven in on by the way.....OK, it was a few years ago now, and yeah if felt quick etc. But didn't appeal to me at all.
Just curious, and not trying to wind anyone up.
Shaun
Why would anyone want to throw away the comforts of the new cars (MY05 UK STI) for one of these which are now going on 7 year old.
Together with all the issue with getting parts for them, never mind panels whenever they get a bang.
I have driven one & been driven in on by the way.....OK, it was a few years ago now, and yeah if felt quick etc. But didn't appeal to me at all.
Just curious, and not trying to wind anyone up.
Shaun
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Also a new age STI looks like any other new age scooby or STI. A 22B is very individual and desirable - now you can't say that about too many other scoobies.
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Has the vf23 been modified? as they are only rated for a max of 20psi
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still running my vf23
peaking at 27psi runningabout 20/22psi,18 psi in the summer![Frown](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/frown.gif)
got some more bits to go on and hopefully see best part of 400bhp and 430lbs (hopefully)
at the minute
gems
equal lenght headers
hks rs induction
samco intake pipe + the water kit
gfb lightened pulleys
4kg flywheel + feked clutch![Wink](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/wink.gif)
fse fuel reg adjustable
walbro fuel pump
3 1/4" full decat H&S
think thats it 0/60mph winter 3.8secs summer 4.1,1/4 mile 12.5secs
to go on
turbo
550 denso injectors
large tmic
NEW clutch
anti lift
hopefully will be into the 11s, then thats it no more,so ive been told![Wink](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/wink.gif)
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got some more bits to go on and hopefully see best part of 400bhp and 430lbs (hopefully)
at the minute
gems
equal lenght headers
hks rs induction
samco intake pipe + the water kit
gfb lightened pulleys
4kg flywheel + feked clutch
![Wink](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/wink.gif)
fse fuel reg adjustable
walbro fuel pump
3 1/4" full decat H&S
think thats it 0/60mph winter 3.8secs summer 4.1,1/4 mile 12.5secs
to go on
turbo
550 denso injectors
large tmic
NEW clutch
anti lift
hopefully will be into the 11s, then thats it no more,so ive been told
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