Need help figurin this out
12-23-2012, 11:20 AM
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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.
12-23-2012, 12:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Volkey
He's talking about you, smart ***.
Only reason why im trolling like this is because it sounds like the op is trolling too.
12-23-2012, 12:08 PM
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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.
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.
My subie slips and slides, but thats cuz its RWD. RWD fo Lyfe, thug lyfe!
I hope you know that your legacy gt doesn't have as much computer intelligence as your audi............Now maybe your tires are under performing in the conditions, or maybe you are driving wrong. What are the specs of your 4-wheel alignment...stock specs? You need to give more details..... so far you sound like a troll.
12-23-2012, 04:13 PM
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We should add a few basic english reading/writing comprehension questions to the i-club signup page to filter out people like mr.bmw here. Like a captcha for stupid.
12-24-2012, 06:47 AM
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That was not vague. The cars info was up on the first post 2000 Subaru legacy gt 5 speed. Can't explain it any different then it feels like it's drifting when you drive it. What else do you want to very hard to comprehend just seems as if you guys on this forum don't know anything about this.
12-24-2012, 08:55 AM
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Originally Posted by mr.bmw
That was not vague. The cars info was up on the first post 2000 Subaru legacy gt 5 speed. Can't explain it any different then it feels like it's drifting when you drive it. What else do you want to very hard to comprehend just seems as if you guys on this forum don't know anything about this.
All you said was basically.. "i have this and this and its doing this only in this car"
12-24-2012, 10:12 AM
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Because that's the only car it does it in? That is what it does. If you actually read the post fully you could try understanding what is going on. Do you know how to read or should I write it in braille and send it to you?
12-24-2012, 10:27 AM
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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?
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?
12-24-2012, 10:31 AM
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Try nasioc, you'll get better responses there. the audi and bmw(not sure on the models) are more than likely a lot heavier too. So you may feel more planted as a result of that.
