hello all,

I'm french 27 years old. I Love subaru.

My english isn't very good, sorry

 

 

I have 2 subaru forester :

 

My first , MY1998

 

With his off-road mods :

- King spring +30mm springs

- Kayaba GR-2 Strut

- Fedima extrem evolution mud tires

 

- EJ22 swapped

- AFR and fuel pressure manometer

- adjustable petrol tap

 

 

 

And my second, A My 1998 Too, with LPG system. full option , leather interior , heater seat, opening roof, impreza streering wheel

 

-stainless steel muffler

-stainless steel non equal lenght header

-rear disque brake instead of OEM drum

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My father's legacy outback :

 

My sister's legacy wagon

 

 

My other sister's legacy outback ( we rebuilt the engine because the first owner did an over heating and head-gasket breaking... )

 

 

 

His engine before rebuilding

 

 

 

My mother's legacy

 

 

 

and a friend subaru forester turbo :

18inch wheel

TD04L turbo

wrx 02 intercooler

engine ECU mapping ( 280ps 421.7Nm )

8)

Stainless steel exhaust and wrx sti 02 muffler

Forge dump valve

 

Edited December 20, 201015 yr by mimouss

Bonjour, mimouss--welcome aboard! Wow, yours is a true Subaru family! I think you'll appreciate USMB, it's a great family too.

 

And please don't worry about your English. You are communicating just as well as anyone else on the board.

 

Tell me, are Subarus popular in France?

Welcome to the board!! What a nice bunch of Subarus!

And yeah, your English is at least as good as most Americans, and certainly better than some!!

 

Tell me, are Subarus popular in France?

 

Thanks for your welcome.

 

No subaru aren't popular, but the subaru's owner are very very happy of their car!

The biggest problem in france is the dealers!

The nearest of me is at 40miles ago and the road to go are very full :-(

 

But i do all of my mechanical my-self and i bought a lot of item at subarugenuineparts.com (canada)

 

Today it snow, it's a lot of fun! ;-))))

Welcome to the USMB!

We are truly international here! Italy, Honduras, France, Spain, USA, Canada, Australia, Japan, and more. We have members from all around the world.

Early Merry Christmas to you all. True a family with Subarus. Many of us have experience with French cars also. It was very difficult to find parts and we have similar experience in the difficulty. Then it was Depanauto and now something different. You must be very well with your AWD Subarus over the last few winters. Traction avant then awd

Welcome!!!

You have done a Beautiful and Clean Job with your Subies... I Like those Foresters.

Could I Ask Which Subaru Model was the Donor for those Rear Disc brakes?

Kind Regards.

For my rear brake Itake the part of a legacy ej22 wagon.

I place the ej22 engine on my gray foz and the rear disc brakes on my red foz.

 

I take the rear "half-axle" (gray/blue on pics)

I had to change the rear parking brake cables, the rear brake hose.

 

I changed the rear wheel bearing, brembo disc, ferrodo pads at the same time.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited December 21, 201015 yr by mimouss

Good Job! ...

 

I Guess that in France, the Owners of Old School Subarus don't have Problems to Find Rims for the Old 4 X 140 Lug Pattern... in USA People Hunt for Old Peugeot Rims, here in my Country I Used to Own a set of Nice Looking Luxury Rims from Renault, they were "Cheviot" Brand, Made in France...

Here we havent got the loyale ;-/

The oldest subaru i have seen here is the my94 impreza.

 

And I dont know what wheel your have. Renault is in 4x108 and peujeot in 4x100 .

Maybe for the old renault or for the utility vehicule.

Yes... Old Renaults & Peugeots had the 4 X 140 Rims, like Old Subarus Did.

The "Loyale" model name for USA and certain Latin American Counties (such as Chile), for the Rest of the World it is Known with other Names, but the most well Known is "Leone"

Kind Regards.