whitetiger

I dont use that on the street.

Spotted ABP LGT on rt46 headed to the GWB. I know you saw me.

Yesterday-ABP LGT wagon on Grand Ave in Palisades Park NJ. It looked lowered. Today-OBP LGT sedan with sti badge on the back and asian letters stickers on the fender on 37th St in Long Island City, queens NYC. You pass by there all the time and often park under the eleveted 7 train. Who are you?

#1) Yokohama Advan Neova AD07 225/45/17 #2) Northern NJ #3) Commute/spirited/autox #4) Percent of highway vs. city driving: 50/50 #5) RE92s #6) These advans are the best extreme performace summer tire ev4r!! They are the stickiest tire without going to a full race tire. They are so good that i was able to beat sevar cars running r-compouds at autox including the other car in my class who was using toyo ra1 race tires. Though pricey, you cannot buy a better summer tire. There is a reason Lotus uses these as OE tires.

Yup, had a feeling it was you. Your car is looking good!

spotted today around 5pm on the triboro bridge heading out of queens. silver 06 lgt with front lip spoiler.

oh right! I forgot i had that thing. ha ha ha

Spotted a silver gt leaving the comercial complex in ridgefield park, getting on 80/95 north. YOu had NY plates and a trunk lip spoiler. I was right behind you and i tried to get your attention.

noice!!!

did you get that trans work waranteed?

Spotted ABP LGT on the RT 46 approach to the GWB. I have a feeling that he does not belong to this site.

I havent read through this entire thread but has anyone done calculations for bias with stock fron rotors and calipers and the rear RB BBK that uses the stock rear calipers but uses larger rotors(same diameter as the front rotors actually)?

theose kartboy/whiteline bushings will not fit the legacy period. the wrx rear diff mountings are completely different than the legacy. It seems that in order to replace the rear diff bushings for the legacy, the bushings will have to be pressed in and out sorta like the front LCA bushings. TRS is right about there not being anything ont he market for the legacy yet.

Saw a DGM lgt spec b i think parked in the Artforms parking lot last friday in Mt. Vernon in the Bronx.

STFU My HID kit blue shifted on me. Thats it, im buying a new set.

spotted. Black lgt in Long Island City queens on 37th street stoppped at the the queens blvd traffic light. Had a STI badge on the back, a stuffed animal on the rear shelf and some asian lettters on the front fender. You were on the phone.

damn straight

Chineese food on christmas is the best thing ev4r!! I was doen there on the 25th at the best place in china town-Hop Kee. The food there pwns!!

thats cause you live in bumblefvck but then again, no one sees me either, and i drive in to nyc everyday

Spotted a silver LGT with jersey plates, could have been a spec b, going over the George washington bridge, lower level, this morning. You had rims, a lip spoiler, what looked like different mufflers(not sure), and red painted brake calipers or aftermarket calipers, couldnt get a close look. passed you going to the tolls and then you passed me on the bridge in the left lane.

Red Lgt getting on to rt 46 from grand ave in palisades park. Oyou were talking on a cell. I opend my cutout to try to get your attention.

wasnt you. it was a regular LGT, not a spec b

Spotted silver LGT goin through tenafly and going on to Nickerbocker rd towards dumont

the diff doesnt just work when you are turning. if you accel hard, the diff will tr to preven the one whell with the least amont of traction from spinning out of control as it would in a non-limied slip diff. the sound is could be the clutches slipping allittle and heating up while transfering power. it also could be the whole diff housing twisting under power, ot maybe the rear u-join on the drive shaft twisting. we know its happening under power only so its not the suspension. its somewhere in the rear of the drivetrain.

I think its the rear diff clutches making noise doin their limited slip thing since it happens in high tourqe scenarios when one of our rear wheels would normally spin if we had an open rear diff.