jtom said:The wrx is an aging platform but I would take it over the MS3. AWD is too much for me to pass up. While the interior is nothing special, I personally like the minimalist feel.
The GTI is not comparable to the MS3 in quality. The GTI's interior and exterior is much higher quality then the MS3. All you have to do is look at both of them and the difference is very apparent. Im not saying the MS3 quality is bad but you cant compare it to a GTI.
yea i know, im gona take it easy a few hundred miles before i start stompin the gas againMS6mike said:lol just remember to breake the tranny in before you go out racing again.
MS6mike said:i hate that knob system for seats what are they thinking?
voiceKoil said:I walked on a LS1 camaro from a 35 roll
voiceKoil said:I walked on a LS1 camaro from a 35 roll
Micah said:I've got a stock 350Z and a modded WRX, if any MS3 owners in NJ want to compare just hit me with a PM.
It's up there in my sig - did you miss it? That was last year on the slipping clutch. I revmatch and generally drive pretty smooth, the clutch only slipped at high rpms so I waited quite a while to replace it. I honestly could have waited another 5-10k from the looks of the clutch when it came out on Saturday. That 14.0 run was me trying to launch the car off the line, the clutch slipping and not launching at all, then me just driving it as fast as I could down the track. My 60' time was terrible.Karma_hunden said:hey, whats your 1/4 mile time with your current mods on the WRX?
bustanut said:also i guess vw is gonna start making the r32 again but not to mention the price tag i was told it will only be available as an automatic
M3_Zoom said:The R32 is SUPER NICE however, 0 - 60 = 6.4 for lots of $$$ and AWD. I would expect it to at least compete with the WRX or EVO dollar for dollar in bone stock form. If they were as fast as they sound, we'd all be in trouble.
Micah said:$7000 gives a complete kit -450bhp/411btq
I've talked with quite a few modded VW owners at Englishtown racetrack - no shortage of people running 12s with modded R32's.
Micah said:Stock the car is 250/236 - MSRP of $7k for a gain of 200hp/175tq with a preprogrammed ECU from an established company is not a bad deal. I've spent over 8k in mods and a little over 4k on labor - it's simply a matter of what you can justify. There's a guy over on the WRX forums with an APS TT Corvette - 700hp/640tq - MSRP is $10k on the kit!
Work the math on percentages and see which kit has higher gains per dollar if you feel like it. The R32 is a very nice car inside and out. Fit and finish are leagues above my WRX. The R32 has a very nice AWD system and a 6-speed DSG Auto - that alone justifies the price of the car.