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Make:           Subaru                                       Model:          Impreza WRX STI Spec C WR Ltd.

Colour:         White                                          Registration: HC54 HBO

 

VIN Plate Details

 

 

Type

GH-GDB

VIN

GDB-030370

 

 

Applied Model

GDBE4FH

Option Code

91H

Trim Code

B20

Engine Type

EJ207DW7ER

Colour Code

51E

Transmission Type

TY856WB6JA

 

First Imported to the UK May 2015 by Torque GT (Grade 4+) the car is an Impreza WRX STI Spec C WR Ltd.  It is a late “blobeye” variant using the widetrack chassis setup.  I fully expect that most of the people on here will know the specifics of this model better than I do.

 

Mileage on Import: 63k      Mileage on Purchase (Nov 2018): 79k    Current Mileage: 85k

 

Car was treated on the underside and cavity protected on import by Torque GT.

 

I am the 3rd UK owner.

 

Summary Of Modifications

·       Standard factory fit Japanese stereo replaced with a UK stereo (Pioneer AVH-3300BT).

·        The dash top glove box has been replaced with a gauge pod with 3 x Pro Sport gauges with alarms and peak recall (Oil P. Oil T, and Water T).

·        A-pillar mounted ProSport Gauge with alarm and peak recall (Boost Pressure).

·        The whole dashboard and centre gauge pod has been flocked.

·        Performance Modifications with a custom (switchable) engine map by Andrew Carr producing approx. 280 or 350 BHP and 377ft.lb of torque at up to 1.6 bar boost.  Mods comprising:

o   Scoobyworx SWRD Fuel Pump

o   3 port Boost solenoid

o   K&N Air filter (in standard air intake system)

o   VF36 billet compressor (turbo)

o   Ported Headers

o   Milltek 3” Exhaust system.

 

·       Cusco Cooling plate

·       Hardrace engine, and gearbox mounts; and engine stabiliser bar.

·       Superpro front wishbone bushes

·       Rollcentre correction kit

·       Upgraded rear diff mounting bushes

·       Upgraded adjustable 24mm front anti roll bar. (Original Spec-C ARB included)

·       Prodrive 23mm adjustable rear anti roll bar (RB320 spec).

·       Meister R Pro Adjustable Coilover suspension

·       Cusco Front and rear strut braces

 

·       HEL braided brake lines with Godspeed Front “J hook” brake discs and uprated pads all round (Carbone Lorraine RC5)

·       Cusco Brake Stopper.

 

·       Front and rear rally style mudflaps in black with STI logo in pink

·       Rear wing carbon risers.

 

·       Original OEM Enkei made Impreza WRX STI Spec C wheels (17x8J ET53 5x114.3PCD), currently in silver and fitted with Yokohama A052 in 235x45x17 (in Apr 2021)

·       OEM Enkei made Impreza WRX STI Spec C Type RA wheels (17x8J ET53 5x114.3PCD) are also available, in a metallic grey colour and fitted with Hankook Ventus V12 Evo tyres 235x45x17.

 

Other Info

Original import documents all available along with the owners booklet and original JDM service history.  Almost every receipt and such is available and will come with the car.  MOT currently runs to 28/02/2022.

 

Cat 1 alarm and immobiliser with insurance installation certificate etc.

 

Car has been well looked after and properly maintained by specialists, and recently had over £2,500 spent on suspension maintenance and setup (including a new set of A052 tyres) in April 2021.

 

In 2020 the car had a windscreen out repaint on the roof (to address rust spots forming above the windscreen – which were very light and dealt with early as a result), a refresh of the boot lid (it had been marked  while in Japan by what I presume was the fitment of a STI style wing at some time in the past) and the straightening and repainting of the sills as the seams had been folded over in places.  I have pictures of the before and after.

 

At the same time due to an idiot, it also got a new rear bumper and number plate bracket due to a very low speed rear shunt (when I was about 200m from the bodyshop) that crushed the bracket and split the bumper in the slim section under the number plate.  I have pictures of all of the before after type stuff.

 

If you are a WR Ltd aficionado, I need to also declare that it no longer has it’s original WR Ltd branded front seats (removed by first UK owner).  It appears to have UK STI Ver 8 seats, which from the photos look to be identical but with an Sti logo.  I understand that it also does not have the WR Ltd specific gear knob, it appears to have an STI branded alternative which is as it came from Japan.

 

Now for the bad bit… The gearbox is starting to snatch and sometimes crunch 4th gear when worked hard and trying to shift very quickly.  I have been quoted for having the gearbox rebuilt and have factored this in lowering the asking price for the car.

 

I am looking for £18,000 as an asking price, and think in the current market this is a fair price for this car with the setup it has, and the overall condition it is in.

 

I will shortly upload a bucket load of photos to Googledrive into a folder that I can share with anyone who is interested in the car.

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