Subaru Legacy tuned by STi, and its variants

Subaru Legacy tuned by STi, and its variants

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mondie

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622 posts

142 months

Sunday 1st October 2017
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adamfraser

567 posts

203 months

Sunday 1st October 2017
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Wow, looks amazing!

Bet you can’t wait!

mondie

Original Poster:

622 posts

142 months

Monday 2nd October 2017
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In for a longish wait, early next year before she is on the road. Thanks for your advice in this thread Adam, it helped push me over the edge smile

Falsey

449 posts

139 months

Monday 2nd October 2017
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Very cool, congratulations dude.

MDMA .

8,884 posts

101 months

Monday 2nd October 2017
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Great car. Wouldn't mind a look at it when it lands. Lucky guy smile

mondie

Original Poster:

622 posts

142 months

Monday 2nd October 2017
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Hi MDMA, that is certainly possible. We live in N.Wales, no idea if thats handy for you. Cheers

adamfraser

567 posts

203 months

Tuesday 3rd October 2017
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mondie said:
In for a longish wait, early next year before she is on the road. Thanks for your advice in this thread Adam, it helped push me over the edge smile
I’m excited for you haha! Not a problem, happy to help. My tatty twinscroll arrives on Friday so that’ll be the S203 onto very limited use!

Next time i’m in N Wales to see family I might have to come and see it!

mondie

Original Poster:

622 posts

142 months

Friday 6th October 2017
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Please do Adam, even better if you are in the 203, those two together would be a rare sight.

mondie

Original Poster:

622 posts

142 months

Saturday 13th January 2018
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The car has finally arrived in the UK over Christmas. It has cleared customs and should be with Mike at Torque GT next week. I was in Japan prior to Xmas so had the auction buyer send all books and the gear knob to me while I was there. The car has a full-service history and all books including the original S402 portfolio.

Fingers crossed the thieves on the docks haven't nicked anything like they did on my Evo where they helped themselves to the Ralliart gear knob and rear speakers (stock factory speakers, worthless!)






Jaaack

423 posts

136 months

Wednesday 14th March 2018
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What a beauty!

I'm looking at importing an Impreza through Torque GT - how would you rate the experience? I assume you've collected the car from them by now. How long after it arriving in the UK were they able to register the car and release it to you?

MDMA .

8,884 posts

101 months

Wednesday 14th March 2018
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Need some updated pics of this car smile

mondie

Original Poster:

622 posts

142 months

Wednesday 14th March 2018
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Jaaack said:
What a beauty!

I'm looking at importing an Impreza through Torque GT - how would you rate the experience? I assume you've collected the car from them by now. How long after it arriving in the UK were they able to register the car and release it to you?
TorqueGT are first class, trustworthy, professional and responsive . Mike handled my TME impport and now the S402. You wont find a better company to handle your import. The 402 is still with Mike as I cannot register it until its 10 yrs old. This is because the car went down the STi line and some of the Subaru codes needed to register the car under the IVA scheme have been removed. Mike knew this and warned me before the car even left Japan such is the depth of his knowledge on importing into the UK. You will be in safe hands.

MDMA . said:
Need some updated pics of this car smile
Mike provided me with a few last month to tide me over smile

image2 (1) (Large) by Simon Gee, on Flickr

image2 (Large) by Simon Gee, on Flickr

image1 (Large) by Simon Gee, on Flickr

image1 (1) (Large) by Simon Gee, on Flickr


trails

3,703 posts

149 months

Tuesday 20th March 2018
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Didn’t even know they existe...looks very smart smile

AndrewEH1

4,917 posts

153 months

Tuesday 20th March 2018
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Gosh that car park, some affordable dream cars there!

Your words about Torque GT is reassuring! Hopefully in a few months I'll have the funds to import a Forester STi and was planning to contact them as a first point of call.

gforceg

3,524 posts

179 months

Saturday 28th April 2018
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AndrewEH1 said:
Gosh that car park, some affordable dream cars there!

Your words about Torque GT is reassuring! Hopefully in a few months I'll have the funds to import a Forester STi and was planning to contact them as a first point of call.
I've just been browsing Torque GT as I do now and then and remembered this thread. This might be of interest.

https://torque-gt.co.uk/car/subaru-forester-sti-2/

david1972

26 posts

74 months

Saturday 28th April 2018
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They also have a legacy sti wagon in at the moment too

mondie

Original Poster:

622 posts

142 months

Sunday 26th August 2018
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Collected our STi S402 a couple of weeks ago from TorqueGT. An absolutely sublime car to drive, feels light, nimble and dynamically very sharp with a super tight 6 speed manual STi gearbox. A complete antidote to two M5's that came before it and exactly the kind of fun drive I was looking for now that Snowdonia is our weekend playground. It is remarkable how dulled down cars have become in just a decade, I don't know what is made in 2018 that could replace this.

IMG_20180803_202933a (Large) by Simon Gee, on Flickr

IMG_20180803_203020 (Large) by Simon Gee, on Flickr

IMG_20180803_202949 (Large) by Simon Gee, on Flickr

IMG_20180803_203157 (Large) by Simon Gee, on Flickr

GravelBen

15,683 posts

230 months

Monday 27th August 2018
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Very nice! cloud9

BUG4LIFE

2,016 posts

218 months

Monday 27th August 2018
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I like that a lot. Think I’m going to do some research on them and pop one on my potential future car list!

Update...I started looking at the Legacy variations and wow, there seems to be a lot to get your head around?!

Edited by BUG4LIFE on Monday 27th August 09:50


Edited by BUG4LIFE on Monday 3rd September 21:38

ericmcn

1,999 posts

97 months

Monday 3rd September 2018
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Its a beauty, the Legacy Saloons did not sell at all in the UK, the UK Spec B is no match for a S402 but with the TS and its variants also in the mix you can see why the Legacys have a good following with enthuaists, and you just wont see another S402 on the road, I dont even see a face lift SpecB and I have my car over 2 years.