What is the story behind these photos?? I figure someone on I-Club has seen these and
can tell me what happened.

http://www.andywhittaker.com/subaru/...iceskating.htm

 

wow.

 

L O L.

 

I believe I heard it, it was something about ice drifting or ice racing and that guy went into a thin ice area. Correct me if I am wrong, I may be thinking of another picture.

Rush

 

Can I have it?

 

They must've been joyriding and hit a thin part.

I dunno why they went through such trouble to get it out. They COULD have just used the Force.

 

Lets just say the map was a disapointment.


I think he started my claim before he even dried off!

 

Wow...this is what happens when Scuba Steve get's his hands on a car...

 

I've seen the pics before and i heard the same thing

 

I'd be interested to know if they managed to get the car working again, and how. Very few cars can survive a total immersion, especially if they were running at the time. Water being sucked into the intake and electrical is the LEAST of the problems...

 

i wonder if that guy got out of the car. must be hella cold faling in, and climbing out!

 

Yeah. Those are the kind of questions I had. Did the car fall through quick or did the driver have time
to bail out? Did the car ever run again? I wonder how fast the car would fill up with water if all the
windows are up? Looking at the photos the water must not have been that deep.

 

a DEALER told me that the STi can still work after being immeresed for 3 hours or something like that.


and that the WRC car can last longer than that (3 days he said... i dun believe that).

that's just what he told me. i would like to believe it, b/c i love subaru's and once you go catless... i believe subaru's can do anything

but i won't completely admit it... cuz ya'll might flame me... ; )

 

Well you have a good outlook, but cars that go under water have just about 4 foot intake and exhaust pipes hanging above the car so that they can breathe. But hey. . .

Any STi owners want to hit South Lake Tahoe this weekend ? That is the real test. . . .

Rush