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Hello

Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2002 2:17 am
by inzomniac
Just thought I'd introduce myslef and my car to you guys. I found out about this site from a guy on Toronto Subaru Club, Totech... I also see Ben is on this board as well... anyway.

Me:
18 year old kid who somehow managed to land a Legacy Turbo with 5spd in March, and still not wrap it around a tree. :shock:

The Car:
1991 Legacy Turbo, Black, 5spd

Mods:
-Catless downpipe
-Magnaflow 3" backbox
-KYB GR. II struts w/ 2.5 RS springs on front and stock back
-TONS of camber on front
-Sparco white perspex mudflaps
-K&N cone filter w/MAF adapter from Vibrant Performance
-Vibrant Performance Leather shift boot
-Stripped usless parts (A/C, compresser, condenser, carpet liner, ect.)
-ABS dissabled
-Front end skidplate
-KYB Strut tops (front only)
-Front and rear Strut Braces
-Brembo Front disks w/ PBR metalmaster pads all around
-Seats from 98' Impreza
-Sablet 3pt harnesses
-UR Crank pulley (coming next week)
-JVC deck, w/ panassonic speakers (stock locations only, not big into ICE)
-Autometer Sport Comp. Boost guage
-Hella Optilux Driving beams, 3.5"
-Only fuel run: Sunoco 94 octane
-Oil: Mobil One for engine, Motul for Trans.
-Little piece of white tape on the steering wheel :twisted:
-Tires: Hakka 1's one steelies for now... as for the summer, I'm working on it


I've prolly missed something, but oh well.... you get the picture.

My Subaru Family:
Mum: 1995 Impreza L, Coupe, 4EAT, Terquoise.
Dad: 1995 Legacy LS, Wagon, 4EAT, White.

Look forward to participating on your board as an active member...

Later

Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2002 2:52 am
by totech
Welcome!

Love the snow?

Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2002 5:33 am
by entirelyturbo
Welcome, inzomniac. I agree with totech, you must be lovin the snow. I'm in FL so I don't have the fun you do!

You're 18 with a Legacy Turbo? Consider yourself lucky. I'm 18 with an L, and I honestly bought it coz I needed a car, but then I realized how much potential it had, now I love it to death...

Looks like you got a race car there; you still got a heater, right :o ? Put some pics up, this car sounds interesting...

Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2002 1:56 pm
by LegacyT
Yes, welcome, sounds like you have a very good ride. I'm 18 also, hope to hear more bout you car. Any running times yet? Your profile says your a pilot. What do you have rec, private or commercial? I have my rec with about 70 hrs PIC. Kinda cool same age same interests same area same car! :shock:

Mark,

Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2002 3:41 pm
by inzomniac
Mark: I'm Private pilot rated, with around 80hrs total. I'm not current right now as I have not touched a plane since last October!! But I've been doing glider flying for air cadets to keep myself sane (almost an instructor in gliders). I'm planning on working some retard job that pays well next year and do my commercial the year after.

As for my car, I'm not too big into drag racing... no QM times as of yet, but I'm sure I'll get bored enough in the summer and go to one of the TSC meets at shannonville. You should get yourself of the Toronto board, I'm not from Toronto... but I'm close enough to go to all the meets (Peterborough).

Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2002 7:23 pm
by LegacyT
Ya flying for me too is an addication even greater then modding cars :D Just curious what you flew when current, the usuals? C-150/172? I'd want to join the Toronto Subaru club but its too far away to drive for any events, considering I'm in Ottawa. Besides theres a much larger Subaru presence down there. luckilly we have a drag strip (across the river in Quebec) here and their building another one just outside of Ottawa! What I'd really like is to go down to Mosport or Mont Tremblant and do some circuits with my Sport sedan.

Mark,

Posted: Fri Dec 27, 2002 2:10 pm
by IggDawg
inzomniac - why you stripping all the creature comforts out if you're not doing the QM? Just curious. To each their own. I'm doing SCCA Rally-X this season as well as BMWCCA ice racing this late winter. I haven't really felt the need to go so far as removing the AC just yet. but then considering your location, perhaps it is just dead weight :D . Anyways, welcome to the board, enjoy your stay.

Posted: Mon Dec 30, 2002 7:06 pm
by inzomniac
The compresser was done anyway... so I just took it off.. these cars vent well enough in the summer with the windows and sunroof open.

As for what I've flowen... most of my training has been in c-150, 172's but since I became licenced, I've done the majority of my flying in a piper tri-pacer, also logged a few hours in a CC-130 (20 mins :oops: ), tomahawk, and a Yale!! Those things are a thrill to fly, bigass rotary engine... taildragger... I wish I was around for WWII just for the flying.

Posted: Mon Dec 30, 2002 7:21 pm
by LegacyT
haha tri-pacers :D , ugly as hell, yet fly remarkably well, I have just under 2 hrs in one. It's good to know you enjoy flying as much as Suby's if not more!

Mark,