mr.bmw

Well I'm new here to this forum

I have a 2000 Subaru legacy gt wagon and I'm wondering why it feels like I'm drifting down the road when there is snow. My Audi or BMW do it and they are awd. Is there something wrong with it or are they not great in the snow. There is brand new tires on the car thought that would be their cause but apparently not?

mr.bmw

What a dead forum

johndabrit

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I don't even know where to start with this guy.


Sell your car.

flat489

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So all three cars 'drift' down the road? is there something wrong with legacy? no its the same as your other cars.

02RS25

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tried an alignment? or better tires? not all cars perform the same on the same tires.

theoutbackdream

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Seems like your flux capacitor isnt working correctly, bring it to a mech and ask them to reflash your flux capacitor.

02RS25

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true this. it could be weak. the cold will do that.

mr.bmw

I already try to re flash the flux capacitor didn't work


I have blizzaks for tires and had a 4 wheel alignment done after the tire rods where put in a month ago

And your theory on selling the car I'm thinking about it thought subaru a where good but seem to just be cheap pieces or crap at the moment

mr.bmw

An no there was a typo the Audi and BMW drive straight down the road only the Subaru feels like it is drifting. It doesn't mater if its a half inch or 6 inches the only time it doesn't do it is on dry pavement

theoutbackdream

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Seems like the tires on the subaru have vtec equipted, causing the drifting on snow.

theoutbackdream

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You must be like... A pro rally driver drifting with a subaru! Can i get an autograph?

flat489

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for someone who joined in 2012 and asks questions all the time you sure have gotten this fourm thing down. except nasioc may be more fitting for you.


OP: are you running the stock wheels? responsiveness on the snow has a lot do with how you are driving. take it slower. Plus each time it snows its a different set of conditions, how do you know your audi and bmw won't 'drift' during those same conditions you are putting the subaru in. There is a reason when you go to the slopes all the cars you see are subarus.

theoutbackdream

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indeed.

Volkey

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He's talking about you, smart ***.

Why is it that every thread i see you post in, your always spitting out some condesending teenage bull****? I remember when you joined i-club you had endless amounts of questions about your "dream outback" and what answers did you recieve to all those questions? Respectable, knowledgeable responses. Pay it forward kid, stop trolling and being a douche.

mr.bmw

They are the stock rims and tire size is the same. When I felt the Subaru feel like its drifting I thought something was wrong with it so I took the Audi out on the same road and it didn't do it. That what makes me believe there may be some cause to why it does it. I have to go literally 5mph for it to feel almost normal Audi I can go 30-40 and it drives straight.