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readosnr

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  1. something to factor in here is that the RS-RA is "hand crafted by sti" while the sti models up to ver2 were "tuned by sti". in regards to these early sti models the cars went from FHI factory to the sti factory then to the dealer, where as the ver3 onwards STI engine were built on the same line as the wrx engines etc what this means is that the pistons are probably Rare A.F to find the actual real deal or info on what they were from factory. even all the parts catalogues will show the wrong pistons without the correct FHI parts bulletin. for comparison sake assume all pistons from said cars are from something else unless proof the engine is original rsra/ v1-2 sti and un opened etc etc
  2. google probably wont be too much help as that sort of info is not readily available (unles you work for FHI possibly, or have reaserched all chassis numbers of all subarus cars and recorded all of them). ive looked into said research and each model year would take me approximately 12 months of research the option code is a sub category of the model code basically it seems the prodrive v7 was only really the same option code. the only difference was there may have been blue or white options ie some earlier models had base models and option code models. some option codes specified a/c, elec windows, roof scoop etc but ive lost my train of thought option codes on early model stis were more relevant as they specified the difference between a standard wrx and a sti model sent to the factory to be "sti tuned"/ modified ie v1/v2 sti and sti ra
  3. ive had a Singapore spec shell before and it was an "export model" so it had a JF1GC.... type vin number pretty sure the Singapore STI models were export models (similar to the aussie spec cars) in which they were built at a lower spec than the JDM cars. not sure of the complete list of differences but you can be sure a JDM STi is of substantially higher spec
  4. for v3-v4 there are infact 3 types of rocker cover gasket sets aftermarket gaskets dont last as long as the genuine items, and the genuine items arent badly priced anyway agreed you should replace the bolt washers
  5. firstly you need to say what model car. are all the sensors and looms plugged in properly?
  6. i only just remember the car from when i was crewing for richard best bet is to ring richard himself at Tom's autos. from what i remember it was a pretty quick car potentially it might have had some work done by scottspeed engines but not sure
  7. the auto trans holds about 9 litres in the complete system, so 100 ml is 1.1%. i would say it shouldnt be enough to cause an issue ive seen a rally competitor use power steer fluid and brake fluid in his engine to top it up as it had an oil leak.....
  8. ive got some radiators here i need to sell that i can do cheap in auckland
  9. So they came with either? do you happen to know what criteria changed which option went into what model? no i dont for some reason it depends on the model only GT, GTB, and all the other GT models (there are quite a few in japan)
  10. depends on your spec the JDM BP/BL legacy with the EJ20X engine had either a 3.272 or 3.583 rear diff ratio
  11. subaru dealers only sell the premix bottles (batched by castrol) for the castrol coolant concentrate go to repco, supercheap, or the warehouse
  12. now this is where it can get confusing for the uneducated up to V9 (i think) if you purchased a New STI from a Subaru dealer in NZ you would get a JDM spec car. same as the Legacy GT B Spec. NZ was/is the only country outside of japan to get the Japanese spec cars brand new (i beleive), which makes other countries jealous and green with envy. the legacy gt the aussie's got was one that had no bilsteins, plain bumper and 17' wheels- that will make up for giving us all those 2.0 vl commodores while they got the 3.0 turbo- now im wondering off path...... then when the V10 came along i dont remember what models Subaru nz bought in new. i beleive they may have started with the aussie spec 2.5L the Aussie spec cars AKA export market cars have a 17 letter chassis number like jf1gdfkd35g017237. i beleive all the sti's that fall into this category had single scroll turbo's. the jdm cars (wether they be nz new or imported used had a GDB-017235 chassis number
  13. The v8/v9/v10 sti (JDM) all uses the twin scroll vf37 turbo except for the aussie spec cars (aka nz new) which uses a single scroll turbo on both ej207 and ej257 engine the 6 speed gearbox mostly stayed the same except, with the same final drive ratio on the JDM spec cars except for the fact the v10 had a drop gear in the transfer, so rear diff changed they all had the brembo brakes, and r180 diff the v8 had a 5x100 stud pattern which changed to a 5x114.3 with the v9 and v10 visually the v9 looked like the v8 except for the spats on the rear 1/4 mostly the interior stayed the same, as did the body shell. the v9 and v10 had alloy rear lateral arms. some v8 models had the darkened dashcluster like the v9 and v10
  14. http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=385491189
  15. readosnr

    Possible pickup?

    tonight we won a auction for a impreza hatch from chch we have to get it to auckland so looking at either flying down and driving up or getting it put on a truck. either way we could find some space in the car coming up
  16. i co drove for alex twice. and ill never do that again! hahahahaha mind you thats because i cant keep my lunch down and hes drives harder when hes not getting his notes read to him!
  17. see here http://www.clubsub.org.nz/forum/index.php/topic,60.0.html
  18. yeah dmsrex is right do it in reverse with the adjusting shims/lifters you may find that the sohc legacy had adjustable lifters, where as your v3 sti will have shim over buckets. to replace these you need to pull the engine out and check valve clearances, then buy shims to suit. i do have a range of shims available if you need any has the heads/cams been off it at any point?
  19. if you do ring a dealer there are two options which most dealers dont know about. there is several ones listed in the JDM accessories however there is (or atleast used to be) a NZ spec option which is very similar and half the price of the jdm part number
  20. only the V9 STI, V10 STI and newer GRB STI models were the 5x114.3 stud pattern. all others (impreza, forester and legacy) were 5x100
  21. that car is a MY05 it basically is the same as a JDM wrx or a NZ new wrx. trim will basically be the same. brakes look to be 4pot and 2 pot will still have the ej205 engine, but possibly a different turbo will probably have a different final drive ratio. i would go for a JDM car over this particular singapore version
  22. as found in model information post MY01 Sedan "version 7" MY01 Wagon "version 7" GDAA4CD  セダン WRX NB GGAA58D  スポーツワゴン 20K GDAA4CT  セダン WRX NB GGAA58T  スポーツワゴン 20K GDBA4EH  セダン WRX STi GGBA5EH  スポーツワゴン STi GDBA4DH  セダン WRX RA-STi MY02 Sedan "version 7" MY02 Wagon "version 7" GDAB4CD  セダン WRX NB GGAB58D  スポーツワゴン 20K GDAB4CT  セダン WRX NB GGAB58T  スポーツワゴン 20K GDAB4HT  セダンWRX NB-R GGBB5EH  スポーツワゴン STi GDAB4HT  セダンWRX NB-R GDBB4EH  セダン WRX STi GDBB4FH  セダン WRX STi type RA spec C GDBB4FH  セダン S202 STi version GDBB4KH  セダン WRX STi PRODRIVE GDBB4JH  セダン WRX STi LIMITED MY03 Sedan "version 8" MY03 Wagon "version 8" GDAC48D セダン WRX GGAC58D スポーツワゴン WRX GDAC48T セダン WRX GGAC58T スポーツワゴン WRX GDBC4EH セダン WRX STI GDBC4FH セダン WRX STI spec C GDBC4FH セダン WRX STI spec C Limited MY04 Sedan "version 8" MY04 Wagon "version 8" GDAD48D セダン WRX GGAD58D スポーツワゴン WRX GDAD48T セダン WRX GGAD58T スポーツワゴン WRX GDAD4HD セダン WRX 2003 V-Limited GDBD4EH セダン WRX STI GDBD4FH セダン WRX STI spec C GDBD4JH セダン WRX STI 2003 V-Limited MY05 Sedan "version 9" MY05 Wagon "version 9" GDAE48D セダン WRX GGAE58D スポーツワゴン WRX GDAE48T セダン WRX GGAE58T スポーツワゴン WRX GDAE4HD セダン WRX WR-Limited 2004 GDAE4HT セダン WRX WR-Limited 2004 GDBE4EH セダン WRX STI GDBE4EH セダン S203 STIversion GDBE4FH セダン WRX STI spec C GDBE4FH セダン WRX STI spec C WR-Limited 2004 GDBE4FH セダン WRX STI spec C TypeRA
  23. so APPARANTLY if you run a 6speed you can use -a 6mt starter mated with a 6mt flywheel OR- a 5mt starter mated with a 5mt flywheel so going on the above info could you put a 6speed clutch into a 5speed gearbox and use the 6 speed starter?
  24. heres some info for you GC8D, GC8E, GF8D, GF8 E (so "ver 3" and "Ver 4") all have the same BARE heads this includes the ej20G puss model engine, EJ20k both wrx and sti versions and 22b all have the same heads during V3 and V4 build years. what differs is everything that bolts to them like valves (2 types), cams (3 types), lifters etc
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