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Thought it might be polite to introduce myself and give some background. Up untill about a month ago, I was working on a 1st gen neon RT with a NA 2.4L swap including all of the basic boltons and electronics. Car was a blast but only two door (I just had a baby) and not the most reliable (had to fix somthing every other week). So the time came to sell my baby (the car) and look for somthin new with 4drs. I never in my wildest dreams thought I would pick up a piece of WRC history! I came across this insane deal on a local import forum and after a couple of weeks of phone tag I finally got to take a look at the beauty I now posess (sp?). Needless to say I offered cash on the spot and picked up a white 92 TLeg with just over 200k (with a rebuild at 110k) and only some very minor issues that you would expect from a car its age. My plans for now are to get it 100% OE. As for the future, Im torne. I would love to do an STI conversion but the singular uniqueness of the car leaves me hesitant to change a thing. Anyway, I look forward to all the knowledge and experience you all have to share and I appreciate being accepted as a member of your very unique and exciting club.
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Post by wiscon_mark »

NO! DON'T DO AN STI CONVERSION!

The motor in the Tleg is the best motor subaru ever made! It can take so much boost on stock internals, it's insane. much better platform than the EJ257.

That said, welcome :)
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Re: New to the board.

Post by 555BCTurbo »

New92 wrote: I appreciate being accepted as a member of your very unique and exciting club.
Unique is the operative term!!
:D


Just do a lot of searching, you wouldn't believe the wealth of info on here!!!

Congrats on the TLeg purchase, you will grow to love it in short order!


WELCOME!
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Post by free5ty1e »

Congrats on your new purchase, you now possess one of the most sought-after engine blocks in the Subaru world.

I'd say start with the sticky posts at the top of each forum, spend some time reading through those.

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Welcome to the comunity.
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Post by Subtle »

Welcome from the Wet Coast.

Ditto on the ej22t

What tranny do you have :?:
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Welcome to the board.
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Post by New92 »

Hey thanks again all. Ok, not to worry, the engine will stay!
Subtle wrote:Welcome from the Wet Coast.

Ditto on the ej22t

What tranny do you have :?:
Dont know to be honest with you. First time owning a Subie and there has been a lot to absorbe. As far as I know it is the stock 5mt.
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Post by 206er »

welcome!
I believe that is what they were asking, 5sp or at. 5sp is better of course.
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Post by New92 »

Thank you.
Ahh...see, I know more than I thought! 5spd is better!
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Post by BAC5.2 »

Welcome to the board! I think an "Introduction" post is a good thing to do!

I think you'll find there is a lot of information on this board, and a good group of people that will help you with whatever wild things you may think up. No idea is too crazy to at least be discussed.

You'll also notice that we are on a pretty casual first name basis. Start reading, get some questions and post in the right forums! We'll all be happy to help!
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Post by wiscon_mark »

BAC5.2 wrote:You'll also notice that we are on a pretty casual first name basis.
what Phil said ;-)
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Post by LaureltheQueen »

wiscon_mark wrote:
BAC5.2 wrote:You'll also notice that we are on a pretty casual first name basis.
what Phil said ;-)
what Mark said ;-)
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Post by 92whitelegacy »

LaureltheQueen wrote:
wiscon_mark wrote:
BAC5.2 wrote:You'll also notice that we are on a pretty casual first name basis.
what Phil said ;-)
what Mark said ;-)
What laurel said ;-) (let see who knows my name) hehe
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Post by Richard »

Welcome! Glad you chose the Scooby.

As for keeping the "singular uniqueness", whatever you do to it will be unique in its own way. I was working on the coffee mug mod (one of the more popular mods here) for my car and everyone I knew (outside this forum) thought it was the wierdest, coolest thing they've ever seen. Do whatever suits you. That's true uniqueness.
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Post by New92 »

Sounds like Im in the right place. I doubt I will have too much to post initially, the wealth of info is incredible and the attitude towards eachother, encouraging. Thank you all for the wharm welcome!
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Post by New92 »

Hey 92whitelegacy, I originaly hail from Lancaster Pa!
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Post by vrg3 »

92whitelegacy wrote:
LaureltheQueen wrote:
wiscon_mark wrote: what Phil said ;-)
what Mark said ;-)
What laurel said ;-) (let see who knows my name) hehe
What Brandon said.
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Post by 92whitelegacy »

Touche' vikash :lol: . Lancaster thats cool man! All my family is here in reading and harrisburg.......the place i call "home" is colorado though....so sad when i leave it. :( But ill be back soon enough :twisted:
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Post by Manarius »

New92 wrote:Hey 92whitelegacy, I originaly hail from Lancaster Pa!
I still live around Harrisburg and my Uncle lives in Lebanon....I'm a little bit closer than him :P

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Post by snowboarded »

Welcome to the LCO. Where every car is special and is equally great, as long as its a subaru. :)
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[quote="All_talk "]How many WHP will that give me? :)[/quote]

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Post by wiscon_mark »

snowboarded wrote:...as long as its a subaru. :)
That's the catch :lol:
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snowboarded wrote:Welcome to the LCO. Where every car is special and is equally great, as long as its a subaru. :)
and a turbo :wink:

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Post by New92 »

LaureltheQueen wrote:
snowboarded wrote:Welcome to the LCO. Where every car is special and is equally great, as long as its a subaru. :)
and a turbo :wink:

/devil's advocate
I hear that, for my first turbo/AWD car Im havin a blast. I love the twistys and this car is posotively perfect shooting off the apex. And my wife doesnt get car sick, not even a little bit! :-D
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Post by Sk3oSH »

glad you like it Ben, hope your project goes well and u enjoy it for as long as its your. lemme know if you need any help.
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