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A landowner is held to the duty of reasonable care in maintaining trees on their property. If a landowner knows or reasonably should know that a tree is a hazard, they may be found liable for damages to a neighbor's property. Your post here establishes your knowledge of the potential danger and...

OK, what the hell is going on in here? *in voice of muppet guy in balcony seats above stage* <<<<also getting old and becoming somewhat of a carmundgeon (sp?) Eh, happy b-day Dave!

Excellent news. Cheers to you both.

It's funny, i don't look at tramlining as that much of a problem. It's just part of the trade off of having a car dialed a little closer to the edge. That having been said, I have a stock setup with correct alignment. With the rear off like that.....

Jesus, this reminds me of the guy that stepped into the elevator at my building last week and asked me what floor apartment 42 was on. I was like :tard:

There is nothing wrong with what you are feeling and it is entirely normal. It is a combination of sticky tires, steering rack ratio that is less than what you are used to, and suspension angles up front set up for turn in (to some extent). Hang on to the wheel with both hands and drive it.

You joined just to post this didn't you.... :wave:

Have fun, but ease into it. It can do a lot.

Keep your eye on Nesic. I see them for sale their from time to time.. Should be able to get a version 2 for about, oh I don't know, $500 to $600 or there abouts

I knew I was gonna get crucified for the price. :boxing: I just can't put into words the goodness of the potato puffs you get with this...

Coming from an 05 STi, I found the same thing in terms of what appeared to be serious lag. My 05 seemed much quicker through the gears in terms of accelleration as per the butt dyno. I did some research and learned that some of this is down to gearing. As some point after 05, "to improve gas...

A moment of silence from STM for one of the greatest American race car drivers, and a man known to be a gentleman in the truest sense of the word. R.I.P. Mr. Hill.

Scotch Bonnets FTW!

Very nice to see it go to someone who will appreciate. Also nice to see it staying in the Portland area. When's the next group drive? :occasion14: Oh, and Dave, I now sport an 07 http://www.subarutunersofmaine.com/forum/index.php?topic=6722.0 And, yes, it will be at Team'O's this winter...

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Yep, I am with Nigel. There is something going on here. Having some trouble getting on from home with Road runner. On a side note, what's up with googling subaru tuners of maine and picking up a site that says "corruption" or "failure" below the link. Weird...

I wish i still had some of those decals. I had an old school one, but it went with the old rig. Now I can't represent.... Oh, hi there and welcome. :wave:

Never seen these before. Still a little raw...but comment he makes about Makinen in Safari rally is classic

OK, this has nothing to do with Subaru's, but everything to do with something else that is near and dear to my heart.......food and, in particular, hamburgers. Now, I know that opinions about hamburgers and who has the best and why are like that other thing in the nether regions that everyone...

OK, I like that. Looks good.