Won't lie, I've been eyeing a Crosstrek recently. Been looking for a relatively inexpensive AWD vehicle with higher clearance for camping. The last few sites I've been to this year have been pretty sketchy, especially with a plastic oil pan.
Kids park in the driveway. Thems the rules.One thing to keep in mind is they don't listen. They might hear you, but they don't listen.
I practice panic stops with her in parking lots I've told her if i stay at STOP!. you put the clutch in and slam on the brakes.
So the i yell STOP!
"Do you want me to stop? Why do do you want to stop? There's nothing there."
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Oh and you might tell them straight into the garage and straight out. They will forgot that by the time they get the next Snapchat
Well now you tell me.Kids park in the driveway. Thems the rules.
My son went through 2 bumpers in the HS parking lot and plowed an Outback into a curb trying to show off in the first year. I thought he'd got it out of his system, but he's 29 now and has curbed every wheel on his GTI , a dent in drivers door from driving into a pole in a parking lot and both bumpers are scuffed up. Worse, it hasn't been washed inside or out in a year.Well now you tell me.
Considering my GTI is lowered, the clearance on the Crosstrek I am still drooling over. Will add a skid plate and tranny/rear diff covers as well.Won't lie, I've been eyeing a Crosstrek recently. Been looking for a relatively inexpensive AWD vehicle with higher clearance for camping. The last few sites I've been to this year have been pretty sketchy, especially with a plastic oil pan.
I am mad for you. My kids are too young to drive so we will see what the future holds.My son went through 2 bumpers in the HS parking lot and plowed an Outback into a curb trying to show off in the first year. I thought he'd got it out of his system, but he's 29 now and has curbed every wheel on his GTI , a dent in drivers door from driving into a pole in a parking lot and both bumpers are scuffed up. Worse, it hasn't been washed inside or out in a year.
I had to buy and maintain my own cars when I was young, so I tried to take care of them. He got to drive all new or newish cars and didn't do anything to take care of them. I even paid for all the service on his 18 GTI for 7/70 and he won't even take it to get the oil changed for free.
Kids. Seriously, WTF?
Just go full on and get a Forester. They may be slow but they sure are safe. I flipped one 2 years back and walked away entact although with a concussion.Considering my GTI is lowered, the clearance on the Crosstrek I am still drooling over. Will add a skid plate and tranny/rear diff covers as well.
Considering my GTI is lowered, the clearance on the Crosstrek I am still drooling over. Will add a skid plate and tranny/rear diff covers as well.
get the Fozzie with STI engine.....MmmmmmmmmJust go full on and get a Forester. They may be slow but they sure are safe. I flipped one 2 years back and walked away entact although with a concussion.
Last photo, I'm assuming that's your rear shock? How does that mounting work on the GTI? I'm unfamiliar with the more exotic flavors.due to race season these are taking longer than expected to finish, progress photos.
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some older fitment photos....Last photo, I'm assuming that's your rear shock? How does that mounting work on the GTI? I'm unfamiliar with the more exotic flavors.
Thanks, I was very curious about the mounting up top. So going from a divorced setup to a coilover, I presume you're running significantly stiffer than average springs in the rear? Those KWs are a work of art by the way.some older fitment photos....
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Thanks, I was very curious about the mounting up top. So going from a divorced setup to a coilover, I presume you're running significantly stiffer than average springs in the rear? Those KWs are a work of art by the way.