00 (Blue) STI tyre R version 6 for sale

Ianbhp

Ianbhp

Middle Lane Hogs
Hey Lads,
Putting this up for a friend, the car is in mint contition, always taken great care of. 00 sti Type R

Spec Inc:
Full stainless steel exhaust system (lovely subaru rumble)
Apexi Power fc with hand controller
Bailey Dump Valve
Earthing Kit
Defi Geuges with controller : water temp, oil temp, oil pressure, exhaust temp, Boost.
Braced front and rear
Walbro 255lph fuel pump

82000 klms
Full 2yr NCT
No: 242/1000

Usual Type R extras
Water spray intercooler
Diff controller
Blue sti seats

He is looking for 9200 Euro o.n.o
Also will consider part exchange up or down: interest in : Leon Cupra R, BMW 320 D, Evo 5 - 8.
Any questions welcome, you can ask me on the fourm or ring John on 087 4113588

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Thanks Lads
 
Re: 00 (Blue) STI tyre R for sale

Gorgeous type r, best of luck with the sale!

Steve.
 
Re: 00 (Blue) STI tyre R for sale

Is this the car with the defi gauges mounted in front of the passenger where the airbag or glovebox top pocket would normally be?
 
Re: 00 (Blue) STI tyre R for sale

It is indeed brian, small world, how do you know the car? :ponder2:
 
Re: 00 (Blue) STI tyre R for sale

Was owned by a previous club member called Vans.

I rang him about that car about 2 years ago as I was seriously considering buying it, he'd already sold it but said the car was absolutely perfect when he owned it.

Sweetest looking type r I've ever seen but the hassle of moving up from my own 99 to a 00 put me off in the end....still regret not buying it though :wall:
 
Re: 00 (Blue) STI tyre R for sale

Sweet motor. Really like them wheels. :thumbsup:

Best of luck with the sale. :thumbsup:
 
Re: 00 (Blue) STI tyre R for sale

Totally off topic so I apologise....

What does the sensor that is plugged into the side of the air box do? (The one just to the right of the water spray bottle? There is a sensor plugged into the right side of that)
 
Re: 00 (Blue) STI tyre R for sale

Thank for the comments lads :thumbsup:

@Brian: yea the car is in great condition, only used as a weekend car since it was bought, id buy it myself in a heart beat but yard already over flowing! :cuckoo:

@ Andy: to be honest i don't know what its for, but you have me curioucs now, ill have to find out now!!! :icon_redface:
 
Re: 00 (Blue) STI tyre R for sale

[quote author=AndyC link=topic=20838.msg253768#msg253768 date=1264763221]
Totally off topic so I apologise....

What does the sensor that is plugged into the side of the air box do? (The one just to the right of the water spray bottle? There is a sensor plugged into the right side of that)
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andy i think thats the "air intake temp sensor"
 
Re: 00 (Blue) STI tyre R for sale

ah right thanks lads. I was just wondering if doing the resonator removal mod would affect that sensor at all in a bad way??
 
Re: 00 (Blue) STI tyre R for sale

[quote author=STi Type R link=topic=20838.msg254231#msg254231 date=1264953887]
Where's the car based?
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out the road from you. :thumbsup:
 
Re: 00 (Blue) STI tyre R for sale

No andy, i have never seen any adverse affects from leaving it out, i usually leave it plugged in and left in valance somewhere if using induction kit etc etc, but no need for it really,
 
Re: 00 (Blue) STI tyre R for sale

Hey lads

@sti type r the car is based close to castleisland co. kerry. are you local as well? :ponder2:

@ dohc turbo thanks for the rear spats on saturday, the wrx looked good when i met ya on the road later that day. :thumbsup:
 
Re: 00 (Blue) STI tyre R for sale

[quote author=Ianbhp link=topic=20838.msg254419#msg254419 date=1265043805]
Hey lads
@ dohc turbo thanks for the rear spats on saturday, the wrx looked good when i met ya on the road later that day. :thumbsup:
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no bother :thumbsup:

i have it cut off in mine, and all the plastic box taken out.
 
Re: 00 (Blue) STI tyre R for sale

[quote author=KENC link=topic=20838.msg254253#msg254253 date=1264965494]
No andy, i have never seen any adverse affects from leaving it out, i usually leave it plugged in and left in valance somewhere if using induction kit etc etc, but no need for it really,
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:thumbsup: :thumbsup:
 
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