As I am sure that most of you are well aware, activity here has fallen off of a cliff and the forum is officially dead.

We do get a number of people trying to register for the forums on a nearly daily basis, since each and every registration is manually approved here, it adds an extra amount of time to my day to go through and check these and approve them individually. Unfortunately, not a single one of these new people contribute in any way, so it is just a waste of their and my time to register and approve them. As such, I have decided to disable new user registration going forward.

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If there are any questions about this new stance from any of the members here, please feel free to reach out to me via PM or eMail. I will be happy to discuss your concerns.

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04-29-2016, 11:37 AM #1
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subaru reliability?

is anyone with a WRX or STi still running the original engine? is there a reliability issue with turbo subaru motors?

if I wanted to lower my car I'd have gotten a GT!
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