2005 Subrau Legacy 250 HP AWD
05-10-2004, 08:05 PM
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2005 Subrau Legacy 250 HP AWD
I'm looking to trade in the 01 CLS for the legacy which is coming out soon the car from what edmunds said sounds like it will be a more mature wrx with leather, moonroof, and other luxuries the car looks pretty good as well what do guys think about these car
05-10-2004, 08:14 PM
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05-11-2004, 06:41 AM
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Anyone have opinions on the Outback L L Bean addition...
Anyone have opinions on the Outback L L Bean addition...
05-11-2004, 07:04 AM
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I like it very much, one of the cars I expect the most. If you are a car enthusiast, 2.5GT should be a better choice.
I like it very much, one of the cars I expect the most. If you are a car enthusiast, 2.5GT should be a better choice.
05-11-2004, 07:11 AM
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if this car drives as well as it looks/sounds....I will consider one. The only drawback to the FI boxer engine is that exhaust gas flow isn't terribly efficient. I think I'd have a better time modding an EVO. I guess the descision would come down to if I want a more pupose built car or something a little more classy. The Legacy is definily a nice comprimise.
05-11-2004, 07:27 AM
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if this car drives as well as it looks/sounds....I will consider one. The only drawback to the FI boxer engine is that exhaust gas flow isn't terribly efficient. I think I'd have a better time modding an EVO. I guess the descision would come down to if I want a more pupose built car or something a little more classy. The Legacy is definily a nice comprimise.
if this car drives as well as it looks/sounds....I will consider one. The only drawback to the FI boxer engine is that exhaust gas flow isn't terribly efficient. I think I'd have a better time modding an EVO. I guess the descision would come down to if I want a more pupose built car or something a little more classy. The Legacy is definily a nice comprimise.
Check out what's coming for our XT very soon
05-11-2004, 08:26 AM
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Originally posted by Slimey
Yes, but like the Forester XT, STi, WRX, there are plenty of aftermarket uppipes, down pipes, headers, exhausts, as well as ECU chipping for 100+ bhp increases.
Check out what's coming for our XT very soon
Yes, but like the Forester XT, STi, WRX, there are plenty of aftermarket uppipes, down pipes, headers, exhausts, as well as ECU chipping for 100+ bhp increases.
Check out what's coming for our XT very soon
05-11-2004, 08:30 AM
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Originally posted by Eggplant-EX
Anyone have opinions on the Outback L L Bean addition...I want one just to pull up to my gay biker bar
Anyone have opinions on the Outback L L Bean addition...I want one just to pull up to my gay biker bar
05-11-2004, 09:09 AM
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true, there is still plenty of potential in this engine. It's just that the exhaust has to travel so far to get to the damn turbo. I guess it's only a factor when one is trying to push the limits of tuning. But yes get close to 400 hp out of this engine won't be a problem with the stock turbo. At least for the stock Sti turbo. I think the legacy and forrester get smaller units, But I'm not sure about that.
true, there is still plenty of potential in this engine. It's just that the exhaust has to travel so far to get to the damn turbo. I guess it's only a factor when one is trying to push the limits of tuning. But yes get close to 400 hp out of this engine won't be a problem with the stock turbo. At least for the stock Sti turbo. I think the legacy and forrester get smaller units, But I'm not sure about that.
There are a lot of XT folks who have already made their Forester an STi model with those simple upgrades. With a couple ECU mods coming out from reputable tuners, this year should be interesting.
05-12-2004, 03:32 AM
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Damm these car is the shit for people who hate the wrxs looks and lack of luxuries in that car but like the perfomance in that car. Looking to get a sedan to go with my 03cls these may the car because the tl is fwd.
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Originally posted by Slimey
Difference between Forester XT and STi is smaller turbo (same as WRX) and intercooler, and different ECU maps. I think the same holds true with the new Legacy.
There are a lot of XT folks who have already made their Forester an STi model with those simple upgrades. With a couple ECU mods coming out from reputable tuners, this year should be interesting.
Difference between Forester XT and STi is smaller turbo (same as WRX) and intercooler, and different ECU maps. I think the same holds true with the new Legacy.
There are a lot of XT folks who have already made their Forester an STi model with those simple upgrades. With a couple ECU mods coming out from reputable tuners, this year should be interesting.
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