STi displacement
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Tell me if im wrong guys but after reading the specs that subaru let out(for the 20th time), i noticed the displacement was 2,457cc and the evo8 has 1997 cc
im not 100% sure that the 2.457cc is correct because ithought u had to have under 2000 cc to compete in the rally(im not sure about this just a guess)
im not 100% sure that the 2.457cc is correct because ithought u had to have under 2000 cc to compete in the rally(im not sure about this just a guess)
Re: STi displacement
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Tell me if im wrong guys but after reading the specs that subaru let out(for the 20th time), i noticed the displacement was 2,457cc and the evo8 has 1997 cc
im not 100% sure that the 2.457cc is correct because ithought u had to have under 2000 cc to compete in the rally(im not sure about this just a guess)
Tell me if im wrong guys but after reading the specs that subaru let out(for the 20th time), i noticed the displacement was 2,457cc and the evo8 has 1997 cc
im not 100% sure that the 2.457cc is correct because ithought u had to have under 2000 cc to compete in the rally(im not sure about this just a guess)
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Re: STi displacement
Originally posted by O4STi
Tell me if im wrong guys but after reading the specs that subaru let out(for the 20th time), i noticed the displacement was 2,457cc and the evo8 has 1997 cc
im not 100% sure that the 2.457cc is correct because ithought u had to have under 2000 cc to compete in the rally(im not sure about this just a guess)
Tell me if im wrong guys but after reading the specs that subaru let out(for the 20th time), i noticed the displacement was 2,457cc and the evo8 has 1997 cc
im not 100% sure that the 2.457cc is correct because ithought u had to have under 2000 cc to compete in the rally(im not sure about this just a guess)
The USDM car has a 2.5 litre motor in it. The JDM and EDM cars are 2.0 Litre. The WRC car has to be under a certian displacement and must be derived from a motor available for sale to the public. In other words it doesn't make one bit of difference for the WRC that one market of a car sold globally (Now at least) does not have a motor within the required displacement. The Impreza competed for years while only being sold in the states with a 2.2l or a 2.5l motor. Did it matter then? No, same goes now. Hope this clears everything up.
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Re: STi displacement
Originally posted by O4STi
Tell me if im wrong guys but after reading the specs that subaru let out(for the 20th time), i noticed the displacement was 2,457cc and the evo8 has 1997 cc
im not 100% sure that the 2.457cc is correct because ithought u had to have under 2000 cc to compete in the rally(im not sure about this just a guess)
Tell me if im wrong guys but after reading the specs that subaru let out(for the 20th time), i noticed the displacement was 2,457cc and the evo8 has 1997 cc
im not 100% sure that the 2.457cc is correct because ithought u had to have under 2000 cc to compete in the rally(im not sure about this just a guess)
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roflmao!
yah
w/ the current volume they selling in Japan and UK
they can still participate in Group A (if it still exist )
with Group N ( FIA ) you do need a 2.0 liter.
but US dont' use FIA rules anyway..
oddball.... i say we get rid of the mph and lbs..
go w/ the metrics system
yah
w/ the current volume they selling in Japan and UK
they can still participate in Group A (if it still exist )
with Group N ( FIA ) you do need a 2.0 liter.
but US dont' use FIA rules anyway..
oddball.... i say we get rid of the mph and lbs..
go w/ the metrics system
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