[TerryDev]

sure thing,  its a 96 impreza brighton with the stock ej18 still in currently. as of right now i have the windshield out to repair some rust on the windshield frame, and am working on some rust on the driver wheel well. 96 is a split year for a lot of parts so im updating the shifter rod to use the newer 5 speed parts so i can mount a short shifter and some upgraded bushings that are only available for the newer style parts. the car will be a daily driver for the next ~year until i have another car to drive that will do better in the colorado snow, my current car is a rwd van thats a deathtrap right now. i pulled all the interior out so i can start working on pulling all the sound deadening off and thats how it will stay until it gets retired from daily duty. at some point ill procure a 05 impreza widetrack drivetrain and swap out the trans gears for dogs and replace the subframes with some stiffer units, sti control arms, ksport gravel coilovers will probably be the suspension of choice, cage, ej207, and other bits and bobs. im modeling a lot off the cars modifications off the L555BAT so it will be pretty similar in gravel spec built without the water cooled brakes which were for tarmac spec only.
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Holy shit, you live up to your name

Yeah I agree, driving a RWD car in winter is not fun- especially when 7 months of my year is winter :/

t. drove a mustang in the winter last year and was about 20cm away from destroying it