Whattup!
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Whattup!
Hey guys,
Just making myself known, I will be a new Subaru owner in less than a week. I ordered a silver '03 SE Sedan with a stick. This is the first car I have ever owned with a standard, so already I am looking forward to it just on this fact alone. Add in the fact that I am getting a great looking AWD sedan, with a bunch of options at no extra cost, and only slightly over invoice, I'm stoked!
I haven't owned a Japanese car in a while, but after too many years of dissapointment with the lack of improvement in the department of affordable/reliable German cars with decent power, I couldn't pass up a great offer like the Legacy. Don't get me wrong, my VW and Mercedes were fun cars, but in order to get a new model with decent equipment, I'd have to shell out money I do not have {Plus, reliability is a constant issue-$4,000 for my '91 190E this year alone was not expected}.
One thing that I love about any car I drive is its 'quirkiness' factor {I'd be a great canidate for a Saab!} The Subaru really scores on all bases with me, and man, nothing comes close to the sound of that flat four!
I won't be modding it for awhile-the main reason I went from all used cars in the past to a new car is for a warranty. However, I would like to do I/E/H in a few years, and suspension is a must. Can't wait to slam this thing on the great looking basketweave 16s!
All in all, I am looking forward to this immensely. Hope I can meet up with some of you guys this summer! I'll post some pics when I pick her up!
-Jeff
Just making myself known, I will be a new Subaru owner in less than a week. I ordered a silver '03 SE Sedan with a stick. This is the first car I have ever owned with a standard, so already I am looking forward to it just on this fact alone. Add in the fact that I am getting a great looking AWD sedan, with a bunch of options at no extra cost, and only slightly over invoice, I'm stoked!
I haven't owned a Japanese car in a while, but after too many years of dissapointment with the lack of improvement in the department of affordable/reliable German cars with decent power, I couldn't pass up a great offer like the Legacy. Don't get me wrong, my VW and Mercedes were fun cars, but in order to get a new model with decent equipment, I'd have to shell out money I do not have {Plus, reliability is a constant issue-$4,000 for my '91 190E this year alone was not expected}.
One thing that I love about any car I drive is its 'quirkiness' factor {I'd be a great canidate for a Saab!} The Subaru really scores on all bases with me, and man, nothing comes close to the sound of that flat four!
I won't be modding it for awhile-the main reason I went from all used cars in the past to a new car is for a warranty. However, I would like to do I/E/H in a few years, and suspension is a must. Can't wait to slam this thing on the great looking basketweave 16s!
All in all, I am looking forward to this immensely. Hope I can meet up with some of you guys this summer! I'll post some pics when I pick her up!
-Jeff
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welcome aboard! i wish i had a new legacy, let alone a stick. good luck with it, they're great cars. as far as your warranty goes, there are a lot of things you can do that will not void it. there's plenty of people on here that could tell you more about that.
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Good to know about the warranty. I'd def love to throw an intake on. I got to imagine this thing sounds pretty bad **** with one of those. I know, I know-I'm going on about the sound. But for a guy coming from a solid line of 8-Valve inline 4s, I loved driving this thing. Oooof, got three very long days coming up....
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intake sounds great with a boxer engine. go for it. i have a rallitek which i really like. its really loud and good sounding plus it definately helps out in the high end; there's others like aem, injen, etc. i definately don't think this will void your warranty, if anything just keep the old airbox that comes with it; that way you can put it back on should you ever need to.
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Good to hear. Yeah, I'd definitely keep the stock airbox around-always fooled the guys at the VW dealer when I went in for warranty work! I've seen the Rallitek one-where are the AEM and Injen intakes available? Thanks alot.
BTW-I went to 'stare' at my car today. I find out tommorow when the parts for my added options come in-I will either pick her up Friday afternoon or Monday afternoon. I'm hoping for the former!
BTW-I went to 'stare' at my car today. I find out tommorow when the parts for my added options come in-I will either pick her up Friday afternoon or Monday afternoon. I'm hoping for the former!
Last edited by BlanginBH; Jun 4, 2003 at 05:33 PM.
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I just put an Injen on my 2000 GT Sedan.... I got the cold air extension to go with it, and there is a lot of difference. It was a mass easy install, the only hard part was taking off the stock intake.... there is like 30lbs of plastic on that damn thing. Anyways, it cost me $230, That may sound pricey but injen has a great rep, and I was able to get the tubing in anodized red. My vote is to go with the injen.... seriously, you wont be dissapointed in the sound
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i got it from big boyz toys in arizona... I wouldnt go to them again.... just go to injen.com and a little banner will popup and ask if you want to buy injen now... it will give you a list of dealers,,, just click one and order it up!! they come in blue, red and polished....
Ryan
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