wrx, group n, open class comparison chart
04-12-2005, 04:18 PM
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wrx, group n, open class comparison chart
a neat chart i found on the website i got my weld/rollcage pics from
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That is really very interesting.
See, my motivation is to have a car that I can road race and be competitive...and drag race and be competitive...and rally (or at least rallyX).
See, my motivation is to have a car that I can road race and be competitive...and drag race and be competitive...and rally (or at least rallyX).
04-13-2005, 04:36 AM
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There are more than one type of 4wd.
I believe that the only distinction is that the 4wd is 'on-demand', meaning that the WRC car must be able to select 2wd or 4wd.
I have a feeling that somehow that's a mis-statement.
I believe that the only distinction is that the 4wd is 'on-demand', meaning that the WRC car must be able to select 2wd or 4wd.
I have a feeling that somehow that's a mis-statement.
04-13-2005, 12:13 PM
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nice link from www.drive.subaru.com (thanks alan, WW)
<keep in mind that the pics in 1st post were from Subaru's Rally Support Proram and not Prodrive>
as a sidenote, i spoke to Simon from Prodrive yesterday and i'll be getting some information on performance packs, and some other neat stuff... i'll keep you guys posted.
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Originally Posted by Drive Magazine
During 2003, Prodrive expected to build 20 and rebuild 28 cars for use in 14 WRC events. At the end of the season, the cars will be sold – after being rebuilt – for approximately $500,000 each. For those rally drivers who would like a rebuilt WRC car but can't afford one, Prodrive also builds less exotic, less costly versions for competing in the Group N production class. Contact Prodrive for more information
as a sidenote, i spoke to Simon from Prodrive yesterday and i'll be getting some information on performance packs, and some other neat stuff... i'll keep you guys posted.
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06-30-2005, 03:46 PM
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bumpinator.... (to offset the OT posts..shh don't tell JON)
for those that have not seen this before... there is also a gret write up on the chasis too... plus i figure.. since subaru is getting their head handed to them on a platter this year in the WRC thanks Loeb...
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for those that have not seen this before... there is also a gret write up on the chasis too... plus i figure.. since subaru is getting their head handed to them on a platter this year in the WRC thanks Loeb...
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