Nice. Yes, Subarus have brakes on all four wheels.
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He was a little fast in the tunnel and lifted before exiting. He was distracted/spooked by the pedestrian as he exited the tunnel and entered the turn. The momentary lapse in concentration caused him to drop the passenger-side tires onto the shoulder which appeared to be gravel. The slide started immediately once he…
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Well said. I went to comments looking for torque. Found torque. All good here torque commenters. Move along. Go torque somewhere else.
2007-2012 CX-7 had a 2.3 direct injection turbo with 244 hp. I guess the CX-9 is picking up where the 7 left off. I wondered if this turbo motor would find its way into the 9. I hadn’t realized the 7 was dropped from the line up. Hey Mazda, turbo everything!
I’d say wiring harness damage. German cars tend to have more wiring. Occasionally wiring can go bad. A small crack perhaps at the firewall is all it would take to intermittently short out a vital component.
I would guess more like $50k.
I’ll just leave this here...
Sounds like it is overboosting. Small turbo. High loads. If the car registers over target boost for two seconds it will cause fuel cut. No codes are typically thrown but the car bucks violently when fuel is cut under load.
Ohio 1989 - Student Drivers were required to spend about 10 hours in the car and about 5 hours driving before we could get our permit. For me, it was four students and the instructor all crammed into a maroon Pontiac 3000.
Shh...the TL-SH-AWD models are racking up miles and starting to show up on AutoTrader in the low $20k range.
Came here to confirm best base rental in its class. Handling that kept the same pace as my STi in the turns.
Ha! I know this. I was searching for a 2.5 and ended up getting a good deal on a sleeved/destroked 2.5 (2.34). It is maniacal.
Ugh. Used WRX short blocks are a waste of time. Built or rebuilt motors are expensive but new factory short blocks are $1,800 from Subaru. Head work is labor intensive and specialized as well.
Porsche Cayenne Turbo $14,900 Buy-It-Now
He also had hydraulic wedges to raise and lower the car using the power steering pump and control valves.