Subaru Legacy Gt. Ideally how I'd like mine.
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- Components-and-stuff
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- Trucks/Shuttle Rigs
- Date Posted
- Oct 9, 2012 at 15:12Oct 9, 2012
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Keller, Texas, United States
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- Some dude from a car forum
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- 2.4
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- 4.3 mm
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- 64
- Date
- 2012:03:04
- Time
- 10:24:06
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gfisher270
(Oct 9, 2012 at 17:25)
Any mods planned? My buddy has one and he's pushing 500 whp. Ultimate sleeper.
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Feel dumb for asking but what model? Looks bangin.
Edit: description loaded.. you gettin a bike rack for it?
Edit: description loaded.. you gettin a bike rack for it?
- 1 0
Yup....as soon as said car is acquired....starting from scratch...like in the description...this is the look I am going for.
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The GT model is 19-25...but some mods could be done to help that. IE. Air filter, lighter wheels and tires...etc.
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Everything counts, given enough distance any weight lost on a car = less power is needed to accelerate at the same speed as before
- 1 4
you're talking in mpg, so the numbers won't change short of going to decimals, but I do see your point which is valid
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Changing my truck wheels to steel and bigger tires decreased my MPG by 2miles...It's about 11-13 now instead of 13-15...
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Lighter wheels will help as there will be less weight for the car to have to turn = less power needed = less fuel burnt for the same. There wont be massive difference in mpg but there will be a slight difference. Every little helps
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I'm aware every bit helps. I'm saying if you change the rims, the numbers you get for mpg will not change (short of going to decimals because the change is minimal)