View Poll Results: Is the Pacific Northwest Subaru Territory?
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27
84.38%
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Is the Northwest Subaru Territory?
I love me an EVO X, but Im a 9er.
I'm still starting to feel that way...
Lot's of Subi's rollin together up here.
What's crazy is I do get thumbs up and smiles when I drive the car.
Thanks for chiming in 4thstroke, perfect example was at the recent scion event. Seems like many gravitated towards the Subi's and every EVO owner didnt want to talk to EVO strangers. LOL. at this world we live in. I tried...me and RAY were trying to say hello and take pics!

BUT IM NOT GIVING UP!!
Still met a few great EVO TUNERS at ENGLISH Racing, and few military grunts! But non local to seattle or the eastside.
I'm still starting to feel that way...
Lot's of Subi's rollin together up here.
What's crazy is I do get thumbs up and smiles when I drive the car.
Thanks for chiming in 4thstroke, perfect example was at the recent scion event. Seems like many gravitated towards the Subi's and every EVO owner didnt want to talk to EVO strangers. LOL. at this world we live in. I tried...me and RAY were trying to say hello and take pics!

BUT IM NOT GIVING UP!!
Still met a few great EVO TUNERS at ENGLISH Racing, and few military grunts! But non local to seattle or the eastside.
FTW.
I've seen so many subies growing up in the kent area for the 20 years I was there before joining the Army. It seems like all over the US subies are more popular. Granted they have been known a lot longer in the states but I knew right in 04 when the Evo MR's were coming out at the mitsu dealer on grady way in renton that I would own an Evo not a subie. The people who are stuck on their subies have no idea that they are stuck driving the inferior car until we pass them, even then they just get all butt hurt and say something like its still not a subie or my car sounds better, some "Bravo Sierra" like that.
I'm down for a meet up with all the Evo owners in the area. I can't make the food drive I'm still out of the country till dec. How about December 31st we'll all meet up for a drive before the new year festivities, who knows maybe we'll find some new parties or places to go. Start the new year off with the new NW Evo Club
I'm down for a meet up with all the Evo owners in the area. I can't make the food drive I'm still out of the country till dec. How about December 31st we'll all meet up for a drive before the new year festivities, who knows maybe we'll find some new parties or places to go. Start the new year off with the new NW Evo Club
Very funny coincidence. My fiance and I happen to own an '06 Z (as well as our IX), and we swore when we paid it off we'd keep it and stay away from car payments. Sure enough we paid it off 2 weeks ago and recently decided we're getting rid of it. The wife enjoys driving the Evo alot more and we both have grown tired of the Z and seeing them everywhere (she used to LOVE Z's).
As far as I know I have the only Evo in Casper. Theres tons of Subaraus, legacys, 2.5 RS', STis, WRXs. I believe I saw a Evo X the other day but havent really seen any before so it may have been just a Lancer.
I'm down for a meet up with all the Evo owners in the area. I can't make the food drive I'm still out of the country till dec. How about December 31st we'll all meet up for a drive before the new year festivities, who knows maybe we'll find some new parties or places to go. Start the new year off with the new NW Evo Club 

LOL, funny. Yeah, wifey wants to drive the Evo around more than the Z as well. As far as getting rid of ours, she mentioned she'd be sad to see it go. However I know when she sees that '07 red S2000 (red is her fav color), she'll forget all about it.
This! There are definetly alot more subarus than evo's in WA. Up North, lynnwod everett area i tend to see more evos then stys. I have respect for sti's, theyre good cars but i hate how alot of sti people look down and talk crap about evos. It's irritating lol
[quote=D Grade;8791637]You're damn right. Hats off to you and what you do for your country. From a civilian contractor who just got back from a second tour in Iraq, thank you! Come back safe and lets get some more meets more often starting when you get home. 
where were you at in iraq? and what were you doing? I'm thinkin about coming back over and being a raid operator or being a combat operator
. Great money in all of it and your not tied down by the damn ROE.
where were you at in iraq? and what were you doing? I'm thinkin about coming back over and being a raid operator or being a combat operator
. Great money in all of it and your not tied down by the damn ROE.
x10 subaru to Evo ratio. Subarus seem to have overinflated sense of selfworth compared to most Mitsu guys (not only Evo owners, all Mitsu). Where we all get along and work together to make our cars faster as a whole, they squabble and conflict each other.
I know a bunch of suby guys and they always try to harp on "crappy interiors" and "weak transfer cases" but love to gloss over terrible efficiencies and weak motors. I guess I don't really care too much either way, only matters how fast something is around cones to me..So far they're all slower
Actually what kills me is reading their build threads sometimes (not just NW, but all). It seems that their go-to for 400-500 hp is a 35r, and 500-600 is a 40r, which to me, seems like WAY too much turbo for the power.
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Stock the Head ports suck, intakes suck, cams suck, exhaust length to turbo sucks on the street cars, etc. Its very few people that can make them move and the ones that do like Matt Kincaid (local who runs 9.7@141.7) have had to spend alot of time/money to get the car to do what its "supposed" do. Matt has the cleanest 9 second STi I have seen personally and I have seen quite a few of Easy Streets, including Ali's race car back in the day. I am sure its much better now but in 03 it was awful rough, I'll look and see if I still have the pic of the spiderweb somewhere.
aaron
Sad truth is that YES, Subaru out numbers EVOs by a LONG shot. But the other truth is that EVO out run Subaru by a long shot too 
In the past 6 years, teaching Rally Driving to 95% SUBARU drivers, the ONE thing that stands out more than any other factor is the EVO Drivers tend to me Pansies and Trailer Queens while Subaru owners are not afraid to get dirty. That "utilitarian" view is why I think that the PNW is Subaru territory.
That being said, I've since converted both a FACTORY Subaru Driver AND the Queen of the Subbie-ites, Yes "Subbie Gal" herself, to public acknowledgment that the EVO is the better car.
Which is SOOOO fun at a Rally School dominated by Subaru enthusiasts.
When it comes to representing EVO in the trenches, I do my part... where are the rest of you?
Scott

In the past 6 years, teaching Rally Driving to 95% SUBARU drivers, the ONE thing that stands out more than any other factor is the EVO Drivers tend to me Pansies and Trailer Queens while Subaru owners are not afraid to get dirty. That "utilitarian" view is why I think that the PNW is Subaru territory.
That being said, I've since converted both a FACTORY Subaru Driver AND the Queen of the Subbie-ites, Yes "Subbie Gal" herself, to public acknowledgment that the EVO is the better car.
Which is SOOOO fun at a Rally School dominated by Subaru enthusiasts.

When it comes to representing EVO in the trenches, I do my part... where are the rest of you?

Scott
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