boxer3main
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not to spark an argument enough to close a thread...
we all know subaru is on its own. the closest thing to its engineering was a four wheel drive vanagon called a synchro, made in germany..and it had 3 main bearings...and was a van with a backwards relation. porsche had quite an AWD rally hunter in 1983 called a 958 (or 953?)..and it is still most likely the most obscure "greatest of greatest boxer AWD" ever...why? no competition.
Untouchables.
In 1985 dodge/mistubishi stepped up with a suv looking buggy called a dodge colt vista. It was horrible, transverse, and very badly (dangerous) implemented AWD. It remained obscure..even today, I bet I just surprised a few of you of its existence.
anyway, from that point on, it returned to evolve into the evolution. It was a dodge colt AWD, and it had many many names. mitsubishi powered. the lancer evo is no surpise today. the most common drivetrain for sale in mass production (transverse FWD) was made to fit as a competitor against common sense to keep the realm alive. All physics had to be overcome. thier is a winner, and we know what it is and always will be, but for subaru to be allowed its inkling of true integrity it has to have a competitor, else remain in the exotic realms of standalone porsches...and none of us need that exactly.
As a true suby enthusiast with math always simply riddling through my brain..the evo is a part of subys modern equation, if you know what I mean. If subaru in 1987 had a competitor...what would its 10th quiet place in the worlds great rally (safari) worked into? it got 10th place with <150 horses and little wheels. Oh. My. God. it was quite obscure with some very powerful facts silented. an evo back then? the competion would have been there louder..of course stomped on as history shows..but louder. Therefore, I not say much about the faulty evo. I truly believe the world tried to make the original scoobs obscure, because nothing like it existed.
To veer off a bit, I literally seek a tame porsche AWD. I could personally get out of ricer origins entirely....and this subject would no longer be part of the subaru I know. It would make it the ridiculous past. but for now...
we all know subaru is on its own. the closest thing to its engineering was a four wheel drive vanagon called a synchro, made in germany..and it had 3 main bearings...and was a van with a backwards relation. porsche had quite an AWD rally hunter in 1983 called a 958 (or 953?)..and it is still most likely the most obscure "greatest of greatest boxer AWD" ever...why? no competition.
Untouchables.
In 1985 dodge/mistubishi stepped up with a suv looking buggy called a dodge colt vista. It was horrible, transverse, and very badly (dangerous) implemented AWD. It remained obscure..even today, I bet I just surprised a few of you of its existence.
anyway, from that point on, it returned to evolve into the evolution. It was a dodge colt AWD, and it had many many names. mitsubishi powered. the lancer evo is no surpise today. the most common drivetrain for sale in mass production (transverse FWD) was made to fit as a competitor against common sense to keep the realm alive. All physics had to be overcome. thier is a winner, and we know what it is and always will be, but for subaru to be allowed its inkling of true integrity it has to have a competitor, else remain in the exotic realms of standalone porsches...and none of us need that exactly.
As a true suby enthusiast with math always simply riddling through my brain..the evo is a part of subys modern equation, if you know what I mean. If subaru in 1987 had a competitor...what would its 10th quiet place in the worlds great rally (safari) worked into? it got 10th place with <150 horses and little wheels. Oh. My. God. it was quite obscure with some very powerful facts silented. an evo back then? the competion would have been there louder..of course stomped on as history shows..but louder. Therefore, I not say much about the faulty evo. I truly believe the world tried to make the original scoobs obscure, because nothing like it existed.
To veer off a bit, I literally seek a tame porsche AWD. I could personally get out of ricer origins entirely....and this subject would no longer be part of the subaru I know. It would make it the ridiculous past. but for now...