Merry Christmas Me v.Subaru Built Motors

[sureshot]

@MOBOOST4U

You and sureshot really hit all time low here.

:tantrum:

Everyone learns sometimes, most people do it on a less expensive car is all.
:tantrum:

@cougarspeed

Want to fight? BJJ perhaps(no homo)

[cougarspeed]

I cant see the pic. But to be fair i have been watching alot of Bruce Lee movies this week. Im almost positive it has taught me how to PWN all.

[LZ1]

@d3x

am i getting this right? a drag racer questioning a road racer why suspension is important for drag racing?

all im saying is…if your gunna mod the car for any kind of racing…building up the motor should be the last thing you do. too many people are so concerned about proving who has the bigger cock they ignore the fact that all the other mechanics in making a vehicle work are more important than building the motor. it would really suck if he went out for a hard pull on his brand new setup and didnt even make it 60 feet before drivetrain parts started littering the track because he spent all his money on the motor and nothing else.

Its AWD…You can get a 1.6 out of a stock suspension STi maybe even better with the right tires…

If It was RWD I would say ya suspension would be a big part…

[MOBOOST4U]

@cougarspeed

I was supporting your cause. :mad:

My bad… I thought that at first.

There should be no question about driveline or suspension. Axles will eventually break but along with the motor im accounting for and buying new rear axles (lol ask Mike about voltron) and thats just for preventative reasons. Those will probably be the first things to go so I dont want a lot of down time if/when they do.

[Inn-Tune]

He definitely doesn’t need any more suspension or braking parts for what he’s doing. He does need rear axles if he ever wants to launch the car at the track. They won’t last very long at all.

DSS stage 5 is 1600 bucks. I have their pro level kit but stage 5 is fine for your use. If you want to plan ahead you’d need the pro level kit and slicks to make use of the 42R.