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Old 03-17-2008, 02:40 PM
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Tom is correct; SUS is for Sport Utility Sedan. It is a Legacy - with the Outback treatment. Including the limited-slip rear diff. Car is also raised (eight inches of ground clearance!), if you are going to take it on the track, you might want to lower it or replace suspension components with stock Legacy parts (which will lower it, right).

Btw, check my signature - The two non-SVX cars are SUSs.
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Old 03-17-2008, 04:16 PM
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Tom is correct; SUS is for Sport Utility Sedan. It is a Legacy - with the Outback treatment. Including the limited-slip rear diff. Car is also raised (eight inches of ground clearance!), if you are going to take it on the track, you might want to lower it or replace suspension components with stock Legacy parts (which will lower it, right).

Btw, check my signature - The two non-SVX cars are SUSs.
You are right on all accounts except they do not have LSD... I can promise you that

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Old 03-18-2008, 06:05 AM
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Hey:

I recognize that snorkus. Either I wrapped the insulation around it myself, or the sincerest form of flattery has been offered in this intake tube. Either way, glad to have been able to make even a minimal contribution to this fine effort. This is a picture of it in its first incarnation, replaced by the fine Tomyx custom intake snorkus.


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Old 03-18-2008, 07:13 AM
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Yea Dan, due to the legacy airbox being located just slightly off of where the Stock SVX airbox is, it made a poor fit for the stock snorkus... So we hhad to use yours make it somewhat "adjustable"

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Old 03-18-2008, 08:11 AM
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That's awesome! If nothing more than to see yet another crazy plan come to fruition.

So all this talk about it being fast... are you saying it's faster than the supercharged SVXes, 4.44's, and all the other goodies you got going on?

What makes this thing so fast? Is something done to the engine? It's N/A right?

It seems like every time the EG33 is dropped into another vehicle it is faster than the SVX, even back to the days of Smallcar installing them in Vanagons. Why?

Looking at the parking lot shots with the cars side by side, it's a crime if the SUS is faster than any of those SVXes. I know sleeper cars are cool, but it's still a crime.

BTW, is this going to remain in full SUS trim and be utilized offroad?
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Old 03-18-2008, 08:27 AM
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Tom:

Like I said, it is a privilege to make a contribution, however small, to this worthy endeavor.

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Old 03-18-2008, 08:50 AM
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Sport Utility Sedan keep up with the times man... BTW its a legacy
Subaru probably referred to this production project as Sport Utility Xperimental, but then the marketing people stepped in...


but if you crossed an SUS with an SVX, what else could you call it?


Just kidding! an awesome job. can't wait to see it at Reading.

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Old 03-18-2008, 09:22 AM
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That's awesome! If nothing more than to see yet another crazy plan come to fruition.

So all this talk about it being fast... are you saying it's faster than the supercharged SVXes, 4.44's, and all the other goodies you got going on?

What makes this thing so fast? Is something done to the engine? It's N/A right?

It seems like every time the EG33 is dropped into another vehicle it is faster than the SVX, even back to the days of Smallcar installing them in Vanagons. Why?

Looking at the parking lot shots with the cars side by side, it's a crime if the SUS is faster than any of those SVXes. I know sleeper cars are cool, but it's still a crime.

BTW, is this going to remain in full SUS trim and be utilized offroad?
I cannot be sure as I have only been able to drive it in a gravel parking lot

Yes I do plan on keeping in SUS trim and take it to the trails to do some rally driving My wagon has been subject to some offroading but the SUS seems so much more capable I cannot wait to get the reg. on it this weekend and take it to the streets I will take it on the trails this weekend during out meet, hopefully we can take a break from the shop and all head to the trails for some good fun

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I'm looking forward to driving it as well. I will be doing the paperwork for it tomorrow hopefully.

Tom, we will not be jumping the SUS. Just FYI. Look at how your last attempt landed!

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Subaru probably referred to this production project as Sport Utility Xperimental, but then the marketing people stepped in...
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Somebody obviously watched RoboCop recently hahahaha
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