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Subaru Forester - Drowning at Mundaring Power Lines

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Uploaded by on Oct 9, 2008

As the titled says......

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  • @mbmoore210 It has a H6 now, but didn't have one at the time of this video.

  • super!! front dif lock is not working I see...

  • That was taking ages for the TC to kick in. No diff locks for Subarus

  • The Hard Core Macho Man 4WD dudes just don't understand why we love our Foresters, my XT has near WRX performance on the highway then take me where I need to go in more challenging conditions, and parks easily in the car park at work, it's an all rounder.

  • dont get me wrong, I love subarau's unique style but my 97 discovery would have cruised through this

  • @391Striker The only difference between a Subaru and any real 4x4 is that they have a LSD in the centre rather than engaging 4x4 which locks the front and rear axel. They go good offroad but like any 4x4 have limitations. The only reason us Subaru nuts do it is because we still want a reliable, safe, comfortable family car or wagon but still be able to go offroad. The look on the faces of people with real 4x4s too when our rigs get to the same spots is pretty awesome too. They arent the best ro

  • Hang on a sec... all-wheel-drive is NOT 4-wheel-drive or 4x4. If you're going to do something like that I suggest you make sure you know what your vehicle's capabilities are. Could've done some real damage to it

  • haha why would u even bother with a subaru off road they are to low to the ground haha.

  • @tomg0091 subaru makes 4x4 since 1970... and now has the Symmetrical AWD and has unique Boxer engine... Read first, then comment.

  • I agree, and I love them for it. It is economical, and while certainly not being a rock crawler, it has much more off road capability than most vehicles on the road. The streets here in the U.S. are covered with "SUVs" that get 15 mpg, have less ground clearance than my Forester, and worse on-road performance. Some are 2WD and it seems that most have never been off of pavement. It's nice to drive something that seems more sensible.

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