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  1. you cant really compare year to year, gobstoppers time varied by over a second between the years it won it, the slower time being the latest time. as far as cost i can tell you there is way more than 500k in each of them 😉
  2. thats a bodge fix anyway, is just covers the noise, not fix the problem. look at a decent set of aftermarket either shocks or coilovers
  3. 2.5 has known issues with headgaskets and ringlands. They dont all go but a higher percentage than most engine types
  4. Sounds way way too cheap 1800 for rebyild and clutch change
  5. With a nocking engine and being stood for many years wont be worth huge amounts im afraid 😞 Being a wrx will only be 4-5k at most even in top condition. Engine your looking at a 3-4k bill, plus a car standing for years wont have done anything for the seals and other rubber components. Even though it has unused tyres i expect it will need a new set anyway unless they went on recently? I'd say anything over £1500 and your doing well.
  6. Yeah its same everywhere. Up to you, so much crap ibformstion gets given out on fb is the downside.
  7. Welcome
  8. Welcome
  9. They are aftermarket arnt they?
  10. Sign of the tines. Traffic flow on forums is down across the board. Fb and a drop in owner numbers has hit scoob scene hard 😞 this site has fits a bursts so keep an eye on it, its got a good bunch of folks on here.
  11. im yet to see any stock td04's make 300 without some sort of discrepancy with the graphs/settings on the dyno/temp correction. Hybrids are a different kettle of fish though of course. Hot days tend to give better figures than cold days due to over correction, which doesn't happen on hot days due to that correction not being there.
  12. I still remember a fudged figure at a dyno day, 286bhp, out if a 2.0 sport? Brought some sniggers but highlights a point of how easy it is to fudge.
  13. Watch out for wheel fitment, they wont go under normal wheels.
  14. Being a 2.5 i'd be leaning more towards the headgasket. best bet is get a sniff test done and see what the result is.
  15. Yeah saw this, i expect the dyno is being generous. Also hot days tend to skew figures higher because the dyno over corrects. i'd like to see the actual printout, but i highly doubt its actualy over 300bhp
  16. really depends if you want to keep it or not. If you wanna keep it then i'd look at having an engine built to go in it, a second hand engine is just that, also tryign to find the right engine will be very very difficult
  17. as above :)
  18. we only get better through our mistakes :)
  19. you mean they don't come with it standard? lol yeah very common, rare to find one that isn't. Prob going to reuse it as the crack is small.
  20. Another small update, engines now been stripped, condition wise it's pretty good, only issues found were worn valve guides and worn valve seats. Was also starting to show signs of getting ready for headgasket to fail, hadn't gone yet but wouldn't have been long. Block is currently off at machine shop, i understand the closed decking is done and its now waiting for honing etc Time frame is still a couple of months as there's a que at the machine shop and there's about 5 or 6 engines to be built in the que even when the block does come back. Also decided to sack off the secondary air system while its out.
  21. Gets advertise that way as well so dont worry about it.
  22. ah you mean road mapped, live mapping refers to tweaks being made as the car is running/driving rather than changes being done between pulls.
  23. no, it's a specific model, difference are what you have said lol
  24. it's a WRX-SL then 🙂
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