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SMS Janakpuri celebrates Eco Decathlon , An ISA Activity
We began our First ISA Project – Our concern – Mother Earth with great zeal. Rechristened Eco Decathalon the activities were spread from 15 April to 22 April 2013. Classes I to X were involved in the same. It was a delight to see the students of Std. I & II depicting. Our rich flora and fauna in the Dressing up Parade while Std. III made Greeting Cards.
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle and Restore was the motto of the students of std. IV & V as they prepared useful things out of waste material. Class Assembly was also conducted on 4R's putting emphasis on ways to preserve our Earth for future generations.
Power point presentations were made on the topic " comparison of forest areas of different countries" and "Environmental Issues of different countries". The presentations provided food for thought to all bringing home the fact that if timely corrective steps are not taken our lives would surely become very unsafe and uncertain.
In an effort to create awareness in our society our school students visited our neighbouring RWA's , clinics and hospitals and put up hand made pamphlets and posters made by the students of VI to X on the topics. Each one, plant one ; Earth's future my future ; and conservation of conventional resources. Message on Global Warming by Al Gore through his movie 'Inconvenient Truth' was conveyed to the students.
During the PTM on 27/4/13 prize winning entries were displayed for the parents and their feedback was taken. ATP Green Tech Pvt. Ltd. displayed their Innovative Renewable Energy Solutions on PTM Day. Parents appreciated the innovative gadgets like solar caps, solar lanterns, garden lights etc.
A team of students attended Earth Day Carnival at CM – Sheila Dixit's residence and released pamphlets on Saving of Environment. Our Principal Ms. Rama Sethi released pamphlets on tree plantation and Environmental Tips on the Earth Day.
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Youngstown, Ohio (AP) - A day after an admired college student was shot dead at an Ohio fraternity house and 11 people were injured, the governor, college officials and friends were hoping to find some explanation for the violence.
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Among the 11 injured was a critically wounded 17-year-old.
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The shooting occurred off-campus at a two-story brick house in a neighborhood of once-elegant homes, many of which are now boarded up. The house party had been bustling with 50 or more people early Sunday, the police chief said. Capt. Rod Foley said Johnson apparently was trying to separate two groups when he was shot.
The student was shot once in the head and multiple times in his hips and legs, said Dr. Joseph Ohr, a forensic pathologist with the coroner's office. An autopsy is planned Monday.
Johnson had recently traveled to North Carolina for a fraternity program emphasizing manhood and scholarship, said Christopher Cooper, a legal officer for Omega Psi Phi fraternity.
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Anderson said police assured her there was no threat to the campus.
Roughly 15,000 students attend the urban campus in northeast Ohio near the Pennsylvania border.
Members of the university-sanctioned fraternity lived at the house, though Cooper said the fraternity does not own it. He said that after the shooting, Johnson's fraternity brothers were "very solemn, very alarmed, very hurt."
A neighbor, Rodger Brown, 54, said the house and an adjacent home with Greek lettering, indicating a fraternity, often have parties on weekends but had caused no problems in the neighborhood.
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i have a toilet bowl mani and down pipe. free pick up in pittsburg-ish.
Better that it goes to a good home than get towed away by Code Enforcement.
AND the Update is it Did indeed find a new home.
Thx for all who expressed support and interest.
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Modified by TBerk at 11:11 PM 10-6-2009
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Quote, originally posted by Iroczgirl » .
- Drivers side manual window regulator.
sent you an IM
Alright, I found myself an amazing set of red/black Scirocco S seats (everything but the back-seat bottom) and I have to get rid of some seats because I have absolutely no room for them.
I have a pair of original '80 Scirocco front seats that have ruined upholstery but great frames for reupholstering. I also have part of the back-seat from the same car (I honestly don't know if its the back or lower portion, I haven't looked in so long). Free to anyone willing to come pick them up and take them away. They have to go within the next couple days or they go in the dumpster.
I also have a pair of Corrado front seats that are currently installed and in decent condition (except for the torn driver-side bolsters), but could honestly do for a reupholstering as well. I'm not offering these quite yet (I want to get my Scirocco S seats in first), but when/if I do offer them up, same deal. You come to take them away and they're yours.
Email-addy is in my profile for anyone interested; I suppose you could also just reply as well.
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Id be interested in the hitch if you think i can put it on my 88 cabriolet with little modification ???
Whats the mk1 grille look like ? Im trying to find an old 4 round headlight grille.
Last call for the Mk1 Scirocco seats; they have to go and if nobody wants them by tomorrow, they go into the trash.
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rocco 2 big spoiler! not perfect. pick it up or pay shipping!
From my old 82 ... I might even have the passenger side somewhere.
location: Baltimore, MD
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LOCAL SO CAL PICK UP: Scirocco 2 front US bumper / US headlights, free
lol is anything still available? i need parts and lots of em haha
damn economy :/
RIP/Sold- '88 Scirocco 16v, '87 Scirocco 16v, '84 Scirocco 8v, '88 Scirocco 16v, '06 GTI, '04 R32, '92 Jetta 8v
Does anyone have the screw that mounts the inside door handle to the door? It's long and thin and threaded all the way up, has a large-ish head...
I really need one. My driver's side door is handle-less! Or the measurements would work too.
Does your door handle have the spacers? If so I think i have 2 of them.
Do you still have the strut combos or the grille ?
i could use a driver door... or the center piece for the tail lights... or seatbelts lol [IMG]http://*****************.com/smile/emgift.gif[/IMG]
So Cal Peeps:
-Pair of shave-handled MK1 doors with glass---take 'em, or they're targets
Modified by My Old Roc at 9:38 PM 1-10-2010
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Quote, originally posted by My Old Roc » So Cal Peeps:
-Pair of shave-handled MK1 doors with glass---take 'em, or they're targets
Modified by My Old Roc at 9:38 PM 1-10-2010
thats pretty sick.
my hatch is free for the taking if anyone wants it. noone is even interested in it. [IMG]http://*****************.com/smile/emthdown.gif[/IMG]
still have the:
H&R spring and Bilstein strut combo complete with strut bearing plates Mk2.
im assuming they are gone, its been awhile.
your email is hidden.
Sorry, long gone.
Lots of VW stuff|Rare Scirocco parts!
The family: '55 Ford 351C, '70 TR6 262Olds, '80 Rabbit AAZ, '84 C30 350, '88 Scirocco 9A, '97 Hardbody KA24E, '01 TJ 150AMC.
I figured as much, didn't think that would stick around long.
I'm still in search of a decent stock suspension setup and stock exhaust (header to tips). All of the Scirocco's I've come upon in the junk yards locally have had the suspensions ravaged and the exhaust systems torn and mangled in the process of other parts being removed.
2008 Pontiac G8 GT
2004 Triumph Speed Triple
1987 VW Scirocco
Quote, originally posted by Iroczgirl » I like good karma so I'm giving away a few of my Mk1 and Mk2 bits!
- Mk1 Manual steering column with key.
- Mk1 Grille
If there's anything else I see around I'll post it up.
There are also a couple of items I need if you wanted to trade, all Mk2.
- Plastic trim piece that covers the inboard passenger seat slide.
- Drivers side manual window regulator.
Modified by Iroczgirl at 11:18 PM 1-16-2010
Is the MK1 Grille all black or black/chrome? -thanks-
Modified by 0dd_j0b at 1:18 PM 2-23-2010
free parts All from an SII
front seats, both sides. Passenger side does not have a tear.
headlights and US turns. Headlights work but retained water when the first snow thawed. I have lights for both sides
Inside and outside door sills
various under-dash trim. Changed to a mk2
single wiper motor. Still works, but very slow. Might be bad or might just need cleaned.
mk2 or 3 (I don't really know) dual outlet manifold and down pipe.
short-rod mk3 shift weight. Doesn't work with long-arm shifters
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Monday July 23rd, 2012 4:43pm
The Class B championship -- the second of today's New York State championships triple-header -- is about to get under way, with Section 3 champion Jamesville-DeWitt (21-0) and Section 8 winner Garden City (19-2) preparing to face-off here at Cicero-North Syracuse High School in Central New York. This game features the top two ranked teams in New York's Class B Conditions are, at least for now, just about perfect. About 74 degrees with a breeze. It's a bit humid, but it feels nice.
Attack: #22 Jordan Evans (SO), #14 McLaren Brady (JR), #31 Deke Burns (JR)
Midfield: #3 Tim Edwards (SR), #8 Ari Akyuz (SR), #28 Alex Hatem (SR)
Defense: #1 Davi Sacco (SR), #5 Nick Firman (SR), #25 Scott Firman (SO)
Goalie: #7 Dan DiStefano (SR)
Garden City
Attack: #2 Devin Dwyer (JR), #22 Tom Gordon (SR), #4 Jack Spencer (SR)
Midfield: #9 Rob Savage (SR), #18 Brian Coleman (SR), #26 Pat Berkery (SR), #39 LSM Brian Fischer (SR)
Defense: #42 Stephen Jahelka (SR), #44 JP Burnside (SR), #27 Eugene Berkery (JR)
Goalie: #6 Dan Marino (JR)
First Quarter
12:00 - All-American Tim Edwards and Rob Savage to take the first face-off of this one. First draw goes to the Trojans on a violation. J-D is putting Davi Sacco on junior standout attackman Devin Dwyer, while LSM Matt Kopp is shading Pat Berkery. Nick Firman is on Tom Gorndon, and Scott Firman is on Jack Spencer. Savage looks inside, but the pass doesn't connect and J-D gets possession about a minute into the contest. Edwards clears.
10:30 - Syracuse-bound Alex Hatem sprints into the defense and hits the top-left corner of the cage. It rebounds out and Edwards controls.
10:03 - Jamesville-DeWitt 1, Garden City 0 - Jordan Evans, one of the best sophomores in the nation (perhaps right near the very top), initiates from X, deking by JP Burnside and getting right in Marino's face. He fakes and finishes right on the doorstep, possibly hitting Marino with the shot.
8:13 - Jamesville-DeWitt 2, Garden City 0 - McLaren Brady drives from X, gets above GLE, rolls back inside on Eugene Berkery and creates room to dump a shot over Marino. That came after Mark Ellis cleared out for the Trojans but then lost the ball when charging to the net.
7:40 - Garden City wins the next face-off, and Pat Berkery winds up for a low-to-low crank, but Dan DiStefano (named an All-American this past week), sees it the whole way.
6:55 - As J-D brings it into the box, Garden City is caught off-sides. 30-second EMO coming up for the Red Rams.
6:25 - On the man-up Justin Diamond coughs the ball up and Garden City clears out. The penalty is killed and teams are at even strength now. DiStefano with a hip save on Pat Berkery and some great work by him and Edwards to clear.
5:00 - Ali Akyuz almost ends up with the ball alone in front of the cage, but he just misses the scoop.
4:05 - Jamesville-DeWitt 2, Garden City 1 - Penn-bound Brian Coleman dodges right to left at the top of the box and rips a 3/4-arm shot that goes right over DiStefano's helmet. Great shot there. J-D wins the next draw, but they turn it over shortly in to the possession.
2:10 - Garden City looking patient for a minute, then a couple bodies fly and as the Trojans try to force a pass to the middle during the unsettled situation, Scott Firman and Matt Kopp knock it away, and it goes out of bounds last touched by Garden City.
1:45 - Marino comes up with huge save, snagging a rip from Ali Akyuz who sprinted untouched into the heart of the defense and shot from about 8 yards out.
1:27 - Garden City head coach Steve Finnell calls timeout as the Trojans are clearing.
0:07 - Jamesville-DeWitt 2, Garden City 2 - After holding the ball for more than a minute, the Trjoans swing it around to Pat Berkery and he muscles his way around a defender, bringing his stick back inside to beat DiStefano low from just a couple feet away.
0:00.6 - Jamesville-DeWitt 3, Garden City 2 - Tim Edwards, already putting the team on his back, wins the next face-off, bulls into the defense, falls down and somehow shovels a backhanded shot to the cage, without looking, and the ball hits off of Marino and flips into the net. What an effort by the Canisius-bound senior face-off guru.
Second Quarter
12:00 - Garden City wins the first face-off of the second quarter.
10:23 - J-D playing some great defense so far in this quarter, giving the Trojans nothing over the first possession, as Garden City is looking to create. And eventually, Pat Berkery's pass to Dwyer behind hits the junior attackman's stick and bounces out of bounds. J-D takes over with about 9:40 to play in the quarter.
9:00 - A procedure call near the box gives it back to Garden City, but then Davi Sacco strips Dwyer and clears up to Brady. He pulls it out to slow things down and with about 8:20 in the half, J-D has its second line middies of Steve Aziz, Mike Perkins and Jeff Edwards on the field.
8:00 - Burnside with some nice defense on Evans, keeping him out on the wing and not falling for any of the sophomore's numerous fakes.
7:40 - Jamesville-DeWitt 4, Garden City 2 - Deke Burns hits Jeff Edwards on the crease, and the sophomore middie takes a check and finishes high to give J-D a two-goal lead. Garden City gets the next draw on a violation.
6:17 - Jamesville-DeWitt 4, Garden City 3 - Tom Gordon works on Nick Firman, getting topside with the stick in his right. He catches DiStefano sleeping by turning into Firman and cranking a sidearm shot that goes by DiStefano's left shoulder. J-D wins the next draw and they call timeout just before Evans steps out of bounds saving a cross-field pass from a long pole.
5:20 - The Red Rams look inside but it doesn't connect. Going the other way, Jahelka keeps it and he winds up. Not sure if that was a save or if it hit the pipe.
4:56 - Jamesville-DeWitt 5, Garden City 3 - Going the other way after that big rebound off Jahelka's shot, Jeff Edwards feeds Deke Burns in front of the cage. He catches, jumps and fakes, freezing his man and then places an overhand shot perfectly in the top right corner. Sick finish.
3:45 - DiStefano absoluately stuffs junior attackman Liam Kennedy as he took a pass wide open coming around the crease. Then the Vermont-bound keeper explodes up the field, leading his coach to call a timeout as he entered the box and was swarmed as he tried to give it up.
3:05 - On the restart, the Rams quickly look to get a switch with Evans and Brady. Evans gets matched up with Eugene Berkery....
2:58 - Jamesville-DeWitt 6, Garden City 3 - Evans wastes no time, driving from X and feeding Edwards in front. The senior finished with ease, putting it in the lower left corner. J-D wins the next draw, and they miss a quick opportunity, giving it back to the Trojans.
2:00 - Nick Firman does a great job of recovering after Gordon rolled inside on him. Firman and Sacco hit Gordon's stick at the perfect moment, sending his shot wide. Garden City retains possession with about 1:45. Lots of shots coming from the Trojans, but they're either going wide or are being blocked. Timeout called by Garden City.
1:20 - Jamesville-DeWitt 6, Garden City 4 - Dwyer zips a pass to Gordon and he uses his quick release to snap a shot by DiStefano and put the Trojans back within two. That's Gordon's 47th of the season. J-D wins the next draw, and the stall warning comes out as they are looking for the last shot.
0:20 - Evans beats Burnside again, and he's alone in front, but Marino gets meat on his shot. Great save their by the future Cavelier stuffs him. Then Evans shoots over the net with a few seconds left. The clearing pass down field goes to Kennedy and he shoots high as time expires. The half ends with J-D up, 6-4.
Here's a look at some quasi-official stats at the half. This is another great battle between Central NY and Long Island.
Shots: Jamesville-DeWitt 17, Garden City 17
Face-Offs: Garden City 6, Jamesville-DeWitt 5
Groundballs: Jamesville-DeWitt 10, Garden City 10
Clears: Jamesville-DeWitt 9-9, Garden City 9-10
TO: Garden City 6, Jamesville-DeWitt 6
EMO: Garden City 1-1
Third Quarter
12:00 - Edwards with a slick groundball pickup to win the first draw of the second half. Very quickly, Deke Burns goes at his man, gets topside and shoots wide. A bad pass by Hatem gives it back to Garden City just 44 seconds into the possession. The Trojans clear and work Pat Berkery, Brian Coleman, and Savage into the lineup.
10:10 - Garden City does a great job of moving the ball and getting the defense to start rotating. That frees up Brian Coleman, who winds up low-to-low, but DiStefano sees it the whole way. On the clear, Hatem gets an opening and sprints in, shooting wide.
9:30 - J-D with a patient showing here. Finally, Aziz dodges from behind the cage, shoots wide and the Trojans back it up.
8:15 - Another great trailcheck on Gordon leads his shot to bounce earlier than planned. He slipped by a defender but a couple sticks followed him for the timely check. Coleman drives and shoots lefty on the run, and it goes wide. Trojans keep possession.
7:30 - DiStefano gest a piece of Savages's shot that looked like it was heading to the top left corner. Savage dipped inside on his man. The Trojans are getting good looks now, just not finishing.
7:05 - Matt Confort makes a great play, taking the ball away from Aziz on the clear attempt.
6:15 - Red Ram SSDM Jake Larussa with some outstanding defense on Coleman, keeping the shooter away from the interior and bossing him out of the lane.
5:22 - Dwyer shoots from GLE, and it goes wide. This is a solid possession by the Trojans; J-D is just playing tough defense.
4:49 - Jamesville-DeWitt 6, Garden City 5 - Dwyer drives from X lefty, gets topside, and buries a low shot as the defense is swarming to him. James Sullivan wins the next draw cleanly for Garden City.
3:30 - DiStefano and Sacco just combined to rip the ball away from sophomre middie Justin Guterding. Outstanding aggressive approach to turn that one over.
3:10 - Jamesville-DeWitt 7, Garden City 5 - Edwards just zips a pass to Burns, and he catches and barely moves his stick to shove it in the lower right corner. An easy man-up for the Red Rams.
2:40 - On the other end, Sacco puts Berkery on his back with a great hit. Looked clean, but some want a penalty.
2:04 - Jamesville-DeWitt 7, Garden City 6 - Pat Berkery sprints hard down the lane, winding up on the run and putting a shot just inside the far post to make it a one-goal affair. Great shot on the run by the senior. J-D wins the next draw, and a flag flies. Edwards feeds Burns on the crease, but Marino is there. EMO coming up for J-D. Sullivan sitting for a minute for the slash. J-D looked automatic last time on the EMO.
0:45 - Garden City killed that penalty, jarring the ball from Evans and letting it go out of bounds. Now, the Trojans are killing clock in looking for the last shot of the quarter. Gordon gets into his man, winds up low-to-high and DiStefano blocks it and controls the rebound. The Red Rams are still bringing it up the field as time expires.
Fourth Quarter
12:00 - On the opening draw, a flag flies. Hatem is called for the cross-check. Early opportunity in the final frame for the Trojans.
11:25 - Jamesville-DeWitt 7, Garden City 7 - Working the wheel, Berkery brings the high heat to beat DiStefano from way outside. Assist goes to Guterding. Tie ball game.
10:00 - Chaos there for aminute on the field. Garden City gets away with what were certainly a couple of looseball pushes after Marino stuffed Evans on the crease and then the Red Rams stole it back, albeit momentarily, and bodies were flying. The Trojans are controlling the ball now with about 9 minutes left. Finnell calls a timeout.
8:30 - On the restart, Garden City looking patient, that is until Coleman broke down the lane and shot on the run. It goes wide. The Trojans back it up. Berkery dodging from up top with Scott Firman on him, he shoots on the run and DiStefano makes the easy save. But on the clear, Berkery causes a turnover and Liam Kennedy streaks in, and then wisely pulls out to settle the offense.
6:45 - Lengthy stretch of possession here for the Trojans. Multiple shooters, with most of those rips going wide so far. Clearly, the Trojans are trying to put their shots where it won't be so easy for DiStefano to snag them. This time, Coleman shoots, and Hatem knocks him to the ground. No call there.
6:00 - Dwyer and Kennedy working behind in pursuit of the mismatch. A pass from Dwyer goes up to Gordon, and he shoots wide. Now nearing the 5-minute mark, J-D's defense has been working for some time now. The Trojans are bound to get an opening sooner or later.
4:15 - The deliberate play continues until Scott Firman handily takes it away from Coleman. On the clear, Matt Kopp is tripped up. The flag goes against Garden City. J-D will have the EMO for 30 seconds with about 3:45 to play. It was called as a hold.
3:31 - The Red Rams turn it over on a fumbled pass. It goes out of bounds, and J-D squandered the opportunity. Teams are about to be full strength. On the clear, Garden City looks confused, and as Jahelka is near the sideline with pressure on him, Finnell uses his last timeout.
2:30 - Utilizing the slow-down approach, the Trojans are simply running the ball bck and forth along the endline. Finally, Savage gives it up to Coleman, and now he begins to do the same. Tough to watch it, but it's part of the game.
1:21 - Berkery takes a shot, and on the in-bound play, Kennedy nearly loses it, but he keeps it. Less than a minute to play now.
0:25 - Berkery goes to the cage and shoots wide from just above GLE. It goes wide, and Garden City backs up the shot. With 15.9 seconds left, J-D head coach Jamie Archer takes a timeout.
0:07 - On the restart, Dwyer doesn't see a pass until it's nearly by his stick, and that gives the Red Rams almost no time to create anything. The ball goes to Evans, and he can't get off a shot from the 35-yard line, and this game is heading to overtime.
4:00 - Edwards and Savage to dance, again. Elongated scrum on this draw, and eventually the ball is kicked out toward the far sideline. As Kopp scoops it, Matt Confort is called for a push. J-D with a 30-second EMO chance now.
3:20 - Evans blew by his man and tried to dump a shot in the open side of the net. Burns grabs the ball and gives it back to Evans, but the star sophomore slips and falls and Jahelka grabs the ball. Timeout Garden City.
2:46 - On the restart, Berkery is up top being covered by Scott Firman. He flings it down to Dwyer, who shoots while falling, but his shot goes wide and he steps in the crease (could have been hit). Possession to J-D.
2:08 - Timeout Jamesville-DeWitt. Off the next whistle, Edwards takes the ball and goes to X. He drives hard to his right, gets above GLE and shoots without looking. Marino is there. Then Evans intercepts the clearing pass. He is swarmed by the sideline and he has no timeouts. Edwards comes over to help, coming up with the ball. He, too, is mauled and he can't keep possession while on his back on the ground. Garden City clears.
0:03 - Jamesville-DeWitt 8, Garden City 7 - After Scotty Firman got help from a double- or triple-team to take the ball away from Coleman, he passed ahead to LSM Kopp, who reeled in the pass with one hand on the stick and then looked ahead to Evans. Marino is still a few feet from the cage. Evans goes right at him, falls and somehow his bounce shot hits the top part of the net. The sophomore -- very likely one of the very best in the country -- finishes his season in spectacular fashion. The Red Rams have not lost since 2009, and are now undefeated in their last two seasons (44-0). Impressive stuff.
FINAL: Jamesville-DeWitt 8, Garden CIty 7.


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'Option', 'Command (Cloverleaf or Apple)', 'R' and 'P' all together at the same time.
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This resets all of the system buses on your computer, USB, FireWire, display, ethernet and your keyboard/mouse/trackpad.
This will correct many faults but not necessarily yours.
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The data that you are trying to burn will fit on the disc? I mean it is smaller than 700MB?
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I'm here to offer you remap for your car and they are custom made to take into account any mods that you may have. Please be aware that IF you have a full exhaust system with high flow cats then it would be better to have this done first then the remap.
You can always give me a call on 07930410102 to have a chat about things.
Thanks for the replies everyone - it seems that in terms of performance, the remap is really the main mod for someone like me i.e. someone who wants to improve the low-mid end of the car but is not a hardcore modder (yet!), with the rest of my funds better served going towards other areas (actually need to get some new front tyres in 2-3k miles, so would prolly be better placed to forgo any exhaust mod and spend my money there instead.)
AP Tuning - thanks for your offer - I may contact you to find out some more details.
Beau - When i quoted the 30 BHP figure, I was referencing the claimed increase power from the pulley system. The pulley is mentioned just below the details of the stage 3 remap -
"Evosport Power Pulley Package
By far, the best BANG-FOR-THE-BUCK performance. Simple bolt-on design gives you up to 30 HP and 24 FT-LBS Torque! Depending on model
- Bolt-on design
- Billet aluminium
- Black anodized
- Does NOT modify factory harmonics or dampening
- Includes replacement belts and bolts
- Easily reversible "
From what I have read on various forums, the pulleys work by replacing the waterpump and power steering pulleys. They are lighter and bigger which somehow means they draw less power from the engine, thereby increasing the power available for driving. Another side effect is that your steering gets a bit more weighty, which is something that is appealing to me as I think I have the "overboosted" 2001 powersteering. Even if I don't, I definitely wouldn't mind a bit more weight to the steering.
The 30 bhp claim seems optimistic to me, and I think the realistic gains are more like 8 -15 bhp, if that. However, as I mentioned, you can apparently pick up the pulleys for 50 quid or less on ebay, which makes these a nice little upgrade. I was hoping someone would have more experience with them though, as it''s hard to pin down the EXACT effect of replacing the pulleys. As I said before, the most reported comment is that the engine feels freer revving and improves drivability, but it doesn't seem to be as significant as a remap.
I'm thinking I'll probably spend my money on a remap, tyres, and will pick up some pulleys IF I can get pick some up on ebay.
I'm guessing AL Tuning's stage 2 and 3 options are not very good value for money, as no one has mentioned them?
a-l tunings stage 3 package is over £2k mate...i enquired bout these in january..they are very realistic and honest with the prices and figures...off the top off ma head you get approx 275bhp and 350nm torque?without spending that kind off money you wont get that kinda performance...be wary off big increase low budget offers mate...a-l tuning are pretty legendary in the bmw tuning scene,,,they really know the score..im personally saving for an ess supercharger....320bhp and 410nm torque...its only the torque im interested in too be honest..cost..£6k..should be worth it tho coz a wanna keep the car or else ad just trade her in for an e46 m3
Gap - surely for 6k plus what u would get for your car, you could get an m3...and then slap a sc on that!
I think a first stage remap and possibly underdrive pulleys is gonna be it for me. Remap seem to be relatively similar, given you go to a reputable company (all the mentioned names so far in this thread), so think I'll just do that. I'll then probbaly just keep an eye out for pulleys on ebay and pick a set up when I see some going for a good price, but no rush. I've only had 2 days of having 231 bhp, after 7 years of 100, so maybe I should pace myself! Remap for now, pulley in a few months, M3 next year!!!
i've seen ess sc go for 1-2k secondhand! some 1 sold 1 on here not long ago for 1k.
Hey all,
Still thinking about what to get done - am definitely getting a remap, just need to decide which company from. I think I will probably go for AL Tuning or Superchips, purely due to their close location to me (obviously also for their good reputation, but there were other reputable companies such as Emaps, AP Tuning etc that are too far for me).
If anyone has any recommendations which is the company to go for, that would be great, although I get the feeling any of the "big names" will do the job and it's more a case of what personally works for me in terms of price and convinience (someone please tell if this is not the case!)
I have another question, regarding induction kits - I know they don't improve performance, but they sound incredible! Are their any Cold Air Induction Kits that definitely DON'T adversely affect performance? I love the sound they make, but don't want to sacrifrice any performance. Can anyone recommend a couple of cold air kits? I was thinking the Simota CAI Kit is ok for 200 quid - am willing to pay that to achieve that sound, realise performance gains will be basically nil, which is why my only aim is to not decrease performance. If there are any CAI Kits which are known to have any benefit to driveability whatsoever, that would be a bonus.
Do panel filters alone (in the standard air box) improve the sound of the engine? What are the best panel filters?
I've spent hours on google and it's annoyingly hard to find any concrete evidence on induction kits and panel filters. I can't find a consensus induction kit that everyone says will not harm performance....
right, personally i would only ever buy a replacement panel filter!, and i have to be honest it would be green cotton filter!, expensive but the best are!, they do give a slightly louder sound and a 1=2 bhp increase and it can be made to give 3-4 with a remap writen for a car with a high flow filter, Add that to your power increase and you could be looking at 12-15 bhp, which is the best pound per bhp increase you will see, and also the response and drivability will be so much better!,
You can also moddify the standard airbox to give a better flow and sound.
Vauxfan - so panel filters alone, in the standard air box will improve the noise? I thought the improvement in noise was only achieveable with induction kits? If a panel filter alone gives an improvement in sound, that would seem to a "safe" option in terms of not hurting performance of the car....
How would one modify the airbox to improve sound? I've heard about just making som holes in the box, but surely this would affect it's heat shielding capabilities???
I've heard the Simota Cold Air Kit will improve the engine sound and it's heat shielding and intake are of high enough quality that I can be sure my performance will not be harmed. Would you agree wth this or do you recommend just staying away from induction kits altogether??
Just to reiterate - NOT looking for perfomance gains, only sound improvement, BUT do not want to sacrifice any performance.
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Celebrates 165th Commencement May 26
Scholarship to Take Jennifer W. Kyker '02 to Zimbabwe
Lee '04 Wins International Public Policy Fellowship
Saria '04 Wins Full- Tuition Scholarship from Microsoft
to Be a Virtuoso Performance: Sara Curtin '02 Speaks for
the Class of 2002
Pegasus Class Takes Wing
Scholarship Music to the Ears of Katherine Kaiser '02
Budget Meets Financial Goals of Plan for 2003
Ends Everest Bid Just Short of Summit
Teach Each Other about Bioethics by "Cloning" National
Holyoke Actors Take to the Italian Stage
Faculty Members Retire as Emeriti
Renda: Teaching Students to Think Historically
Grof: Fulfilling a Dream at MHC
Center Honors Students
Broadway with Suzan-Lori Parks '85
Week at MHC
Board News
The College's board of trustees met May 3 and 4 for a series of
meetings, during which the group approved degree candidates, the
operating budget for fiscal year 20022003, and recommendations
for reappointments, promotions, department chairs, sabbaticals,
and emeritus status. The trustees endorsed promotion to full professor
for Nancy Campbell, Claude Fennema, Samba Gadjigo, Linda Laderach,
Helen Leung, Louise Litterick, Margaret Robinson, Gary Steigerwalt,
and Kenneth Tucker. The trustees approved promotion to senior
lecturer for Aldo Santiago and Susan Scotto and approved emeritus
status for Jeanne Brownlow, Michael Burns, and Viktoria Schweitzer.
In a plenary session, the board heard presentations on recent
work by faculty members Anthony Lee and Lynn Morgan. Trustees
also toured the construction site of the new science center. On
May 2, board members enjoyed dinner with a group of students who
had received major awards for scholarship, research, or service
to the community over the past year. The board also celebrated
three colleagues who have completed terms of service or retired
from the board: Eileen Shanley Kraus '60, Gloria Johnson-Powell
'58, and Jill Ker Conway. A number of trustees, donors, and chairholders
gathered on Saturday evening for a dinner to celebrate endowed
professorships, at which Sohail Hashmi gave a presentation.
When in Rome
Assistant Professor of Music David Sanford has won the Samuel
Barber Rome Prize Fellowship, one of two Rome Prizes awarded to
musical composers. This award will allow him to stay at the American
Academy in Rome for eleven months with a group of twenty-five
to thirty scholars in many areas of the humanities. These prestigious
fellowships cover travel and lodging and provide a stipend. Sanford
plans to compose seven to ten contemporary works for large jazz
Honor Times Two
Anthony W. Lee, associate professor of art, has won the Charles
C. Eldredge Prize for Distinguished Scholarship in American Art,
which is administered by the Smithsonian American Art Museum.
The prize, named in honor of the former director of the museum
and awarded annually, is sponsored by the American Art Forum,
a patrons' support organization, and seeks to recognize originality
and thoroughness of research, excellence of writing, and clarity
of method. Single-author, book-length publications in the field
of American art history appearing within the three previous calendar
years are eligible. It is especially meant to honor those authors
who deepen or focus debates in the field or who broaden the discipline
by reaching beyond traditional boundaries. Lee will deliver a
lecture associated with the prize in Washington in the fall. Lee
has also been awarded one of three Millicent C. McIntosh Fellowships
for recently tenured faculty in the humanities by the Woodrow
Wilson National Fellowship Foundation. This is the first year
that these fellowships have been offered, and they are underwritten
by the Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. Lee's award is for two
years, and his project is titled "When the Cobbling Began:
Photography, Visual Culture, and Chinese Shoemakers in a Nineteenth-Century
New England Factory Town."
Case Study
The Smith Richardson Foundation has awarded $103,290 to Associate
Professor of Russian Studies Stephen Jones for his project "U.S.
Policy in Georgia and the Caucasus: Four Case Studies" to
begin July 1. The grant will allow Jones to write a book that
will evaluate U.S. national interests in Georgia and Georgia's
role in U.S. policies toward Iran, Turkey, and Russia. Jones will
assess the history of U.S. policy in Georgia since 1991 and analyze
the arguments for more or less U.S. commitment.
Chain Reaction
In addition to the National Science Foundation grant that she
received last month, Wei Chen, Mary E. Woolley Assistant Professor
of Chemistry, has been awarded a grant of $35,000 by the Petroleum
Research Fund for her project "Probing the Fundamentals of
Award of the Rings
Kathryn M. Peek '02 has been awarded a Mary Daily Irvine Prize
by the Five College astronomy department for her research that
challenges an existing theory about the formation of Saturn's
rings. Her work, "The Disruption of an Icy Satellite and
the Evolution of the Resulting Debris Ring: A Formation Scenario
for Saturn's Rings," casts doubt on the theory that the rings
were formed from the dust of a moon pulverized by a passing comet.
Peek was one of three Five College students to receive the prize,
a cash award of $500.
Stand Outs
A number of MHC equestrians won awards at the Intercollegiate
National Horse Show hosted by Cazenovia College in Cazenovia,
New York, May 16. Laena Romond '05 placed first in the USA
Equestrian Cacchione Cup class and won a second-place title in
the individual over fences class, earning the reserve national
championship title for this event. Janet Obee '02 won the individual
walk-trot class, and Andrea Bill '01 placed second in both the
alumni over fences and alumni flat classes. Romond qualified to
compete at the nationals in the Cacchione class by earning the
individual high point open rider award for region III. At the
show, it was announced that Amy D'Itri '02
was the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association (IHSA) National
Senior Athletic Academic Achievement Award Essay Contest winner.
She received a $500 scholarship. This contest is for seniors who
have been on their equestrian team for at least three years and
who have at least a 3.5 GPA.
Dark Yet (2001), pencil, colored pencil, and ink on paper,
by Bonita Sennott
Moving Pictures
Not Dark Yet, a drawing by Bonita Sennott, copy editor/project
coordinator in MHC's Office of Communications, is one of seventy
artworks by New England artists to be shown in Agrarian Abundance,
an exhibition of art about the Connecticut River Valley sponsored
by the Pioneer Valley Institute of Greenfield Community College.
The exhibition (June 227), will take place at Artspace,
7 Franklin Street, in Greenfield, with an opening reception Sunday,
June 2, from 1 to 4 pm. Sennott, who holds a master of fine arts
degree from the University of Chicago, will have an exhibition
of her paintings and drawings at the Center for the Arts in Northampton
in November. Last month, fifteen of her recent drawings were chosen
for inclusion in the Boston Drawing Project at Bernard Toale Gallery
in Boston's South End. Sennott has had one-person shows at Artemisia
and Inside Art galleries in Chicago; in Massachusetts her work
has been shown in group exhibitions at the Fitchburg Art Museum,
the Springfield Museum of Fine Arts, the Copley Society in Boston,
Artworks at Dover Street in New Bedford, and Geoffrey Young Gallery
in Great Barrington.
On the Ball
Nana Osam-Tewiah '04 has been named a 2002 Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports
Scholar. This annual award was established by Black Issues
in Higher Education ten years ago. Osam-Tewiah is a mathematics
and computer science major and is a member of the squash team.
In addition to their athletic ability, students named Ashe Scholars
must exhibit academic excellence and community activism. Osam-Tewiah
currently maintains a 4.0 GPA, has completed her first season
on the squash team, was named its most improved player, and is
actively involved in campus and community service.
The Secret's Out
Secret Boston: The Unique Guide to Boston's Hidden Sights,
Sounds & Tastes by Laura Purdom, writer for MHC's Office
of Communications, has just been published by ECW Press/Montreal.
The making of the guidebook required a year of intensive research
in and around Boston, the author's former home. "Secret
Boston is all about exploring your own backyard," says
Purdom. "It tells you where to find Boston phenomena even
'lifers' don't know about: Armenian art, Sardinian restaurants,
tiara collections, Franco-Japanese pastries, a technology flea
market, al fresco tango lessons, and bed-and-breakfast lodging
on a sailboat," along with 300 pages of other events, sights,
eateries, and lodging. The book is illustrated with photographs
by Linda Rutenberg. ECW Press is sponsoring a launch for Secret
Boston June 6, from 5 to 8 pm at the Hamill Gallery of African
Art, Boston. Purdom's previous publications include travel guides
to New England, Great Britain, and Canada.
Out of This World
Jane Crosthwaite, professor and chair of religion, was the Frank
L. Nickerson lecturer at Heritage Plantation in Sandwich, Massachusetts,
May 18. She spoke about "Shaker Spirit Drawings: Earthly
Emblems of Spiritual Realms" in conjunction with the museum's
special exhibition titled Inspired Choices: Creations of Shaker
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JENNILEE AND BRETT'S WEDDINGMay, 2008 in St. Helena
"Though our wedding day had the usual hiccups, we wouldnt have changed it for the world! Weddings are not cheap to begin with...and St. Helena is no exception, but we felt that we got what we payed for!"
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Ceremony: The Harvest Inn
Reception: The Harvest Inn
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- Ceremony/Reception: The Harvest Inn
- Wine Tasting: V Sattui Winery
- Hotel: Beazley House
- Restaurant: Brix Restaurant
- Hotel: El Bonita Motel
- Restaurant: Cole's Chop House
- Hotel: Old World Inn
- Restaurant: Hurleys Restaurant & Bar
- Wine Tasting: Andretti Winery
- Restaurant: Napa Valley Grille
- Wine Tasting: Peju Province Winery
- Restaurant: Tra Vigne Restaurant
The Harvest Inn1 Main St
St Helena, CA 94574, US
"A-MAZ-ING! Everything about the Harvest Inn was more perfect than we could have planned. Once you walk through the entrance, it is like you are in another world. If you are looking for something peaceful, quiet and very romantic, the Harvest Inn is the place for you."
Beazley House1910 1st St
Napa, CA, USA
"The Beazley House is adorable. We stayed in one of the seperate garden rooms which had THE most comfortable bed I have ever slept in. The staff was so accomidating and nice. There was even a birthday cake waiting in our room when we got back from my b-day dinner in town!"
El Bonita Motel195 Main St
St Helena, CA, USA
"What the El Bonita lacks in romance, it more than makes up for in location and price. You wont find anything better right smack in the middle of all the vineyards!"
Old World Inn1301 Jefferson St
Napa, CA, USA
Wine Tasting:
Andretti Winery4162 Big Ranch Rd
Napa, CA, USA
"Another one of our favorite wine tasting stops in Napa."
Wine Tasting:
Peju Province Winery8466 Saint Helena Hwy
Napa, CA, USA
"How Romantic! This is where Brett proposed! Make sure to check out the amazing art work as well as thier Carnival wine."
Wine Tasting:
V Sattui Winery1111 White Ln
St Helena, CA, USA
(707) 963-7774
"V-Sattui is so much fun. There is a full deli, so buy a sandwhich or just some wine and cheese and have a picnic on thier gorgeous lawn. V-Sattui makes our favorite wine, so dont forget to do some wine tasting. Ask for the Gamay Rouge!"
Brix Restaurant7377 St Helena Hwy
Napa, CA 94558, US
Cole's Chop House1122 Main St
Napa, CA, USA
"The best steak house in town. This is also where we ate post engagement. Brett loves this place because when he asked for bacon for his baked potato, they gave him a gravy boat full!"
Hurleys Restaurant & Bar6518 Washington St
Yountville, CA, USA
(707) 944-2345
Napa Valley Grille6795 Washington St
Yountville, CA, USA
Tra Vigne Restaurant1050 Charter Oak Ave
St Helena, CA, USA
"A must see! This Tuscan inspired restaurant will make you feel like you are in Italy! Plus its just across the street fromt the Harvest Inn!"


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Banana Republic ruffle trench and wrap dresses for under $100
I love this look on Duchess Kate. I don't care if it is a couple of years old that Burberry trench with the ruffle and black tights is the best.
A new trench for fall is an item that is on my short list of acquisitions. They are perfect for Atlanta weather since we don't have to use heavy coats for most of the winter. And a trench is great over the ever present wrap dress in my daily work life.
The trench below is a copy cat from Banana Republic. I posted the link to it on twitter yesterday when I saw it for the first time but felt it needed a second post in my own little, shopping world. The price seems reasonable compared to a lot of price points for outerwear I've seen recently. Then I added a couple of wrap dresses that are great now and later with tights. All the dresses are under $100 which is much better than DVF.
Kenneth Jay Lane – cuffs on sale
Well, this morning the online world lost its mine over the Lilly Pulitzer sale.
I'm not a fan of that drama. As we know, there is always eBay.
Anyway I was looking around at cuffs from Kenneth Jay Lane and found quite a few on sale.
I really like the brand because it is quality costume jewelry and most of it is considered classic. Unlike so much of the cheap junk being sold these days.
Personally, I'm a big fan of a cuff. They don't clang around and make noise like a "stack" does. And I just think they tend to be a little bit more elegant.
Bored with Summer want my pink and black
I was going to post about my long, flat, Cher-like hair and my need for a giant bouffant and curls going to fall but I thought better of it. Save that groundbreaking, deep thought stuff for later.
I'm just really bored with summer and my wardrobe. There has been so much rain here it seems like it hasn't even been summer. But at the same time it doesn't really matter to me. It's not like I'm in the sun that often.
Really wish I was more of favorite color combo black and pink today. Rather than the to big white dress, jean jacket and nude heels I'm wearing. Very woof.
Been clicking around looking at my favorite color combo and more fall options. They would all look lovely with some big hair. I need to get on that once and for all.
Milly – jackets and dresses for year around
I'm a big fan of dressing for year around weather. In Atlanta except for when its very, very hot I think most dresses I buy work year around. My goal is "just add tights and jacket." This doesn't always happen but for so much of the year you really can get away with it.
Milly usually has some options to fit the bill. I like some of their little jackets they have brought out for fall. The jackets are a bit pricey but if you divide out the number of wears between wearing it over dresses or with jeans on the weekend it should workout to be and ROI piece rather than a loss and in the consignment pile.
I know I posted about coats the other day but I really believe in the lighter weight coats and jackets for this region. If you don't have to bundle up like up North why not have really awesome pieces to top off all your basics? Lasts longer than some junk jewelry.
Anyway, I like that Milly has a little bit of an edge this time around. The line had grown a bit stale and it looks like Michelle is trying to dust the cobwebs off it.
Diane Von Furstenberg – Fall Picks
My favorite designer and female inspiration is Diane Von Furstenberg. I know you know that, but I still get giddy like a kid in a candy store when the items I looked at on the runway six months ago are now available to purchase. Let's be real. I generally wait for a sale or ebay, but its fun to share my picks nonetheless.
Personally, animal print will always be it for me. It is my favorite thing ever. Lucky for us DVF did a ton of it right down to iphone cases. I love a statement coat over a solid color dress. It is just so chic and fun. Plus, I tend to wear statement coats with jeans and heels or my regular dresses so its never something that hangs unused waiting for a special occasion. Every day turns into a special occasion with a fun coat.
So yay! for FALL! Yay! for animal print! Yay! for dressing up!
Pineapples for the home.
I'm in love with pineapples. I think its rather common to love pineapples. My mother and grandmother love them. It seems like half the people I know love pineapples and the thought of how they symbolize hospitality. My first memory of the pineapple was visiting The Hermitage on a school trip and the docents explaining the symbolism and saying that Rachel, President Jackson's wife, loved them. From then on it was a done deal for me.
I was looking around at the latest incarnation of the pineapple and per usual I love everything. Below are pieces to use every day that I thought were reasonably priced and useful for most people. Personally, I love the drink dispenser the best. Makes me want a rum punch right now.
What does it mean to be a mother?
Honestly, society says one thing. The Bible says one thing. It means something to each individual. It changes lives. I think sometimes as I watch people who are mothers and sometimes think it is the ultimate in mean girl, obnoxious, clique-y experiences a female can go through. What it means to be a mother has changed in the age of the Internet/Facebook/Twitter/Instagram.
My birthday is looming and I've been thinking about these ladies and the next part of my life a lot. To me, being a mother is being a good example and "teaching life." I don't really know how else to say it. I'm so thankful for my mother and so sorry I didn't follow her example more. Things might have been easier for me. I might not have made so many mistakes. In the last year, people say I look more like my mom and am much more calm like her. All I have to say to that is THANK GOD. She's not perfect, but she sure got life right.
I'm not a mother and struggle with the knowledge that I probably never will be a mother in the traditional sense. However, I still have a responsibility to children who are in my life to be a good female role model. I have a responsibility as a Junior League member to give my time and effort to women's and children's causes. I have a responsibility to carry on in some degree the good example set by my mother and her mother before her. I'm guilty of failing at this and disappointing them many times.
For me, I think you have to find your place in whatever hand is dealt you. Even if you aren't a mother in the traditional sense as a female you cans still use those characteristics and instincts to still make a difference. I'm everyone's favorite "aunt" and am becoming more comfortable with this role. Maybe this is all coming about because I'm getting older and time is ticking by. Maybe it's because I've made peace with certain things about the past. It's probably because my mother set the example of move forward and don't compare yourself to others. And I guess, I finally learned that lesson and listened to my mother.
Lean In – Diane Von Furstenberg and Rachel Zoe
Making coffee
So the other day I made a pot of coffee. I don't think I've made a pot of coffee in my adult life. I can make an impressive leg of lamb but coffee wasn't on the menu. It wasn't what I "did". It wasn't my "job". I don't know why. It was a bad habit. It was what my boyfriend now ex-husband did. It was his job. It quit being his job 4 years ago. Time flew by but I still wasn't making coffee. What was I holding on too but another habit or comfort zone issue? I loathe comfort zone issues. Now I'm making coffee.
I've been playing this game lately of how frugal can I be. It's not that I necessarily have too. I want too. I want to see if how little I can spend on food even though I eat mostly beans and vegetables. I want to see what really matters. Starbucks has been something I've held onto for years. It was my special thing that made me feel comfortable. If a girl doesn't instagram her venti, non-fat, no whip mocha did it really happen?
I would never skimp on my skin care but I hate getting hair cuts. Such a waste. I love fashion and designers but I want it at a massive, eBay discount now. I would never buy cheap champagne, but Lord help anyone who takes away my PBR. I don't know, lately, I'm just over so many things. I'm not interested in much but my career and my relationship. I'm not interested in the comparisons that I let make me feel bad in the past. I'm going to have to get a new car soon. That's a study in how can I be comfortable but cheap at the same time? I want a BMW, I will probably get another Toyota but upgrade slightly.
I was reading my horoscope and Susan was right. My life is completely different than it was two years ago let alone four years. I made the changes. I woke up this week and just realized the coffee and the past are done. Finally.
I like who I am now. I'm really happy to say it.


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Subaru WRX Forum (http://www.wrxtuners.com/forums/)
- Newbie Forum (http://www.wrxtuners.com/forums/f51/)
- - Should I even get a WRX, vs Impreza? (http://www.wrxtuners.com/forums/f51/should-i-even-get-wrx-vs-impreza-33261/)
Should I even get a WRX, vs Impreza?
Hi, first post here. Recently lost my car in the flood of sandy. It was only a '05 ford escape, no worries. I've been shopping for a WRX, just because I've always like them. I'm not interested in modding, racing the car, or even driving fast everywhere. I just want something fun to drive every day that has good traction, good brakes, decent handling and gas mileage, a manual trans, enough power to get on the highway and pass, and will be kind of cheap to maintain. My ford was a fwd v6 auto and got the job done (except for the fun-to-drive, braking and handling part). I did find an '08 WRX with 39,000 miles, 1 owner, and according to the carfax had its 30,000mi (@33,000 mi) maintainance done. It appears to be stock too. Should I go for that WRX, or pay like $5k less and get an impreza? I read a review of the dealership, where the reviewer said they were cool with him taking a Porsche 911 to an outside mechanic, and then fixed the issues that were found AND dropped the price for him. Thanks for any input
wrx is a better car, ask yourself if you can spend the 5 g's more, and if you can with no problem, then i am 100% positive you will be happy with your decision
I would opt for either an '07 or an '09 WRX. '08s are kind of the bastards of WRX because the later years make more power and look better (come standard with the '08's optional aero parts) while the earlier years have more parts available and are better platforms out of the box. Not saying you wouldn't enjoy an '08, just that it was a -- transitional year.
I have a 03 wrx and my dad has a 09 impreza. I have driven both and the wrx is by far a more fun and powerful car. I don't race mine around either but when u need to pass someone on the freeway and the turbo kicks in, it's awesome, and the awd sticks to the road. Good luck.
I lost my 2013 wrx from sandy ..and it sux .. but i already ordered another one ..so yes i think you should consider looking at the nw wrx
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