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http://www.autospeed.com/cms/article.html?&A=0084

http://www.autospeed.com/A_0090/cms/article.html


Some good thoughts on intercooling.

As I don't have a digital camera, I am using theses pics of another car. It looks identical but with standard alloys.

As I said I am just curious as to what a BF5 sells for in the States

http://www.soundillusions.net/sites/speedwagon/images/subaru1.jpg


http://www.soundillusions.net/sites ...

Wouldn't the record car be a BF5 ?

I do know cars exported from Japan for sale as new cars for the Australian market are detuned for the local fuel.

In New Zealand where alot of J-Spec Subaru's have been imported they use 96 and 98 octane which is for sale at the local gas station.

Who holds the record now ?

Location : Bonneville Speedway, Utah, U.S.A.
Record : Average speed of 249.981 km/h
(world speed record certified by the FIA and ACCUS for mass-produced, unmodified station wagons)
Vehicle : Legacy Touring Wagon GT

On September 9, 1993, the Legacy Touring Wagon set a new ...

Just as to what the going rate in the US is for a

Subaru, a 1991 Legacy Wagon GT. It is a Japanese spec vehicle, and has a 2.0L(1994cc) turbocharged, 200 horsepower, horizontally opposed boxer engine under the hood. It has a factory top mount intercooler, with a seperate radiator up front for ...

how is it that the overseas spec 1st gen legacy turbo puts out just over 200 hp stock? Its only a 2 liter engine also. Is the turbo that much bigger? Cause stock it only runs 10 psi. Whereas our US/Canadian spec have the 2.2 and run 9 pounds and only have 160 hp :cry: . Mmmm, anyone know how ...