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    Quote Originally Posted by Bio248 View Post
    NO PRODUCTION CAR EVER MADE WILL BE A GOOD CANDIDATE FOR GOING OFFROAD, REGARDLESS OF HOW MANY DUMB CHILDREN THINK THAT SUBARUS ARE 'RALLY BRED'.

    it goes on the street. it WILL break offroad.


    that being said, i would rather drive an STI daily. if i wanted to make big power i would get an EVO. regardless, i like both cars.
    I never said "good offroad," I said better than the Evo offroad. Messing around in a field or in the snow, I'll take the STi and it's symmetrical AWD over the transfer case design the Evo has.

    I'm not talking about hardcore rally racing, doing a serious rally in a stock-suspension car is retarded.

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    tell that to all the kids who buy subarus and bomb them down backroads like it was meant to be.
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    This is very reminiscent of a few Ford Raptor discussions that have taken place on other sites.



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    Yeah, getting a little off topic, sorry. Back to Tommy's Evo and how he should guy a turboback exhaust system I think is what we were talking about?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tommyp2010 View Post
    two hours of highway driving with no cruise control really gives you a sore ankle.
    I'm thinking you need to adjust the seat. Sounds like you've got it set up all wrong.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SlowNA06 View Post
    I'm thinking you need to adjust the seat. Sounds like you've got it set up all wrong.
    probably do. I'm sure I could sit back farther but I have short legs and it's tough for me to press the clutch pedal all the way down if I sit much further back.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kyle99gtp View Post
    Yeah, getting a little off topic, sorry. Back to Tommy's Evo and how he should buy a turboback exhaust system I think is what we were talking about?
    I still don't know what I wanna get. Buschur is nice and close and I could go and pick it up. Probably would get the magnaflow setup as I think their bullet setup would be too loud. I don't want something ear splitting, I gotta be able to stand driving it on the highway every day.

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    just to save your ears and help out yourself in the end: dont get anything overly big or loud. you'll hate it for driving around all the time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bio248 View Post
    just to save your ears and help out yourself in the end: dont get anything overly big or loud. you'll hate it for driving around all the time.
    I know I don't want anything that loud. My cobalt was pretty quiet until you went WOT, which i really liked. Doesn't help that the cabin isn't very soundproof. Might do some soundproofing on this car to reduce road noise.

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    Been browsing through exhaust videos. Really liking the Perrin Stealth exhaust

    Evo IX Perrin Exhaust and Launcher - YouTube

    AMS sounds pretty good as well

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CJNuDM6dQo
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tommyp2010 View Post
    I know I don't want anything that loud. My cobalt was pretty quiet until you went WOT, which i really liked. Doesn't help that the cabin isn't very soundproof. Might do some soundproofing on this car to reduce road noise.
    Haha You get used to the road noise. Does Borla make a XR-1 CBE for the Evo? I love mine, it's really quiet compared to other exhausts for the STi and sounds awesome under heavy throttle.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kyle99gtp View Post
    Haha You get used to the road noise. Does Borla make a XR-1 CBE for the Evo? I love mine, it's really quiet compared to other exhausts for the STi and sounds awesome under heavy throttle.
    ya they do, but I can't find any sound clips of it. Would be nice to hear ahead of time. From a magazine article David Buschur posted up, he said the borla exhaust weighs nearly 38 lbs, where as most of them weigh in the mid 20s. Dunno why it's so heavy.

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    because it actually has something in it, unlike all the others that are straight, thin walled pipes.
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    Does Buscher still deal with Subarus at all? Every time I drive past there on the way to race/watch races in Norwalk all I see are Evos and DSMs.

    The XR-1 is lighter than my stock catback, not by a whole lot but it's still weight reduced. A good portion of the weight probably comes from the muffler being a full size "traditional" muffler, instead of a cylindrical rice-cannon that you can see straight through

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    Looks like they do a little bit, but very limited, the only have a small amount of stuff on their website. I gotta try to find an exhaust clip of the borla somewhere, I wanna hear what it sounds like. i was pretty happy with my xr-1 on my cobalt, and the borla catback is only $680, so it's pretty fairly priced.

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