LosDiosDeVerde86

they need to bring back the 2.2 it's a tank.

wait for 06 if you can. the 05s are new models, they'll have bugs. the bugs will be sqished by 06.

with how much a car weights vs. how fast it goes, the tires and rims would destroy themselves.

can't find anything. There's a little black cartridge behind the passenger side strut tower under the hood that says "FWD". stick a 20 amp in there and you're in front wheel

i'm sure there's hundreds of other guys that would be happy to explain it to you... there's probably a thread with a picture... lemme search for it...

going any higher than 35, and you'll start to get center wear. you only want to go max (44) when you're really haulin a load.

the guys here in wexford use this blue shtuff

i hear ya. here in the 'burgh, they salt every chance they get. my car sits outside and i drive it a lot and i have little to no salt damage. i don't see where all these rusted out cars are coming from.

there's almost no difference from 60-65. dont' worry about the spare. Carry a fuse with you. when you get a flat, put the spare tire in the rear and put in the FWD fuse, all will be well.

my 96 legacy LS 2.2 gets 17mpg. whatever.

am i the only one with stock rims that are 6.5"????

nothing with the timing or anything?

*whistles death march* i'm getting married in november:grin:

i have no money. but my buddy from work and i want to make my soob a little more powerful. What can i play with as far as timing goes and other stuff that's very very cheap, or free in order to get more off the line power out of my ej22?

i agree. the ej22 (used legacy) are tanks

i think we've even called the state about it...

we fail them all time. no one's said a thing.

Lighting Laws You may be right about the 4" body lift, but i think it's streching the meaning of the words, "175.80.5(vi) The difference in the body floor and the top of the frame rail exceeds 4 inches."

i'd love to go....if only it weren't for that whole 3,000 mile distance thing...

in the states it depends state to state. i'm in PA and the laws about offroad equiptment and race mods are very strict due to the State Inspection and Emmisions regulations. I know that body lifts, altogether, are illegal. Also, offroad lights have to be covered at all times while on the road, and any fog lights (auxilary lights) have to shut off when the high beams are on. so, it depends state to state.....like i said already.....

Slippy stone.

blairsville huh.... i went to kiski prep. thats close isn't it?

No, i go to LaRoche College. My sister's a Pitt Student and my Dad's a professor there too.

stock on an outback is 215/70r15 isn't it? i'd bet 215/75r15 would fit too....