Dan Feller;3104544; said:I've owned two Subarus and loved both of them. Both were extremely reliable and fairly quick. AWD is almost a necessity where I live, up here you either drive a Subaru or a 4WD truck in the winter.
The Mazda is more of a purpose-built sports car, but other than that it seems to lack in every department.
Basskeeper;3104581; said:precicely, the rx8 is very nimble. it is a lot more structurally sound than the subie, and yes it does lack in the torque department, but all around, i would have the rx8 over the subie for 2 reasons, lots of aftermarket potential, and suspension.
you CAN turbo the rx8, but do it right. if you want to build a great car, the 8 is the way to go. if the subie is built, i doubt they drive like an 80 year old woman. the 8 has a lot of body kits to dress up the looks. if you want to drift, a turbo rx8 will be all you ever wanted. you can drift in the subie but it tends to be a little harder to get sideways. the rx8 willl get there, stay there as long as you want, and then get right back in line.
i have seen 400 hp rx8's with 350 pounds of torque. when was the last time you saw a subie push 400 hp to 9000 rpm?
Basskeeper;3104581; said:precicely, the rx8 is very nimble. it is a lot more structurally sound than the subie, and yes it does lack in the torque department, but all around, i would have the rx8 over the subie for 2 reasons, lots of aftermarket potential, and suspension.
you CAN turbo the rx8, but do it right. if you want to build a great car, the 8 is the way to go. if the subie is built, i doubt they drive like an 80 year old woman. the 8 has a lot of body kits to dress up the looks. if you want to drift, a turbo rx8 will be all you ever wanted. you can drift in the subie but it tends to be a little harder to get sideways. the rx8 willl get there, stay there as long as you want, and then get right back in line.
i have seen 400 hp rx8's with 350 pounds of torque. when was the last time you saw a subie push 400 hp to 9000 rpm?
Tainted Glory;3104481; said:I know of a few SR20 swapped 240s if you decide to go that route as well.
Basskeeper;3104581; said:precicely, the rx8 is very nimble. it is a lot more structurally sound than the subie, and yes it does lack in the torque department, but all around, i would have the rx8 over the subie for 2 reasons, lots of aftermarket potential, and suspension.
you CAN turbo the rx8, but do it right. if you want to build a great car, the 8 is the way to go. if the subie is built, i doubt they drive like an 80 year old woman. the 8 has a lot of body kits to dress up the looks. if you want to drift, a turbo rx8 will be all you ever wanted. you can drift in the subie but it tends to be a little harder to get sideways. the rx8 willl get there, stay there as long as you want, and then get right back in line.
i have seen 400 hp rx8's with 350 pounds of torque. when was the last time you saw a subie push 400 hp to 9000 rpm?
---XR---;3104976; said:G35 6MT or S2000.