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  1. You know it, now your turn :)
  2. This is not fair, if this pic were big, we able to see that this guy, Russel Crowe So this movie is Beautfiul Mind?
  3. wow, i'm nearly impressed :D Nextt
  4. Boxer father! you are lucky, propably when you was a child, no one dare to bother you :D boxing is great (as long as far away from ring :D ) rally too. This two maybe diffirent sport branch but share same destiny. Boxing little bit lucky. What a conversation, we start with 1.6 turbo, Rally, boxing, your childhood :D
  5. Actually i understand nature of World Rally, iconic makers changes time to time; 70's Ford, Opel, Audi 80's Audi, Peugeot, Lancia 90's Toyota, Subaru, Mitsu 00's Peugeot's reign :) But its like boxing: Between 1960-75 whole world watching big fights, Very important figures in this time; M. Ali, G.Foreman, J, Frazier, H. Cooper, but after 1980 it's lost it's importance, i think same thing happend in rally. Lost it's significance. i'm in doubt that it will be gain it's importance again.
  6. İ'm agree with you, Rally died. if no Subaru, no Mitsubishi, no Toyota no one can say anything about Rally. But Iconic rally pilots passed or retired, even if Subaru return this event, it won't be the same as 2000's. İmagine a rally without; Richard Burns, Colin McRae, Peter Solberg, Tommi Makinen. They are still iconic heroes. in that time Subaru or Evo posters hanging up youngs walls. But now Rally lose it's attractiveness. no competiton, no iconic car, no iconic pilot, just cars runnung on dust :D But Subaru doing great jobs in Rally America, it's seems enough for Subaru. 8 championship winners: 7 Subaru 1 Mitsubishi i wan't this turbo engine for Subaru xv 1.6, Rally not so important :D
  7. Rally not so important, if Subaru began product this engines most propably they will start using this engines for EU cars. EU norms shows that we have to use downsiezed engines with turbo. Ford, Wv and other German daltons (Bmw, Merc, Audi) investing on small engines with turbo. But japans still working with natural aspirated engines. ex: Mazda Skyavtive. Diffirencies between natural aspirated with turbo becaming huge. We clearly see that japans can keep up this.
  8. Hi dear friend, as we know, in 2011 Tokyo Motor Show, Subaru displayed 1.6 boxer with turbo. But in this long period we never heard anything about this engine. Furthermore we don't know anything abuot engine's techincal specifications. is anyone there information about this engine? For detailed pics: http://www.ft86club.com/forums/attachment.php?s=d142c1d3f51aea2a023733da713b5236&attachmentid=3134&d=1322698094 http://www.ft86club.com/forums/attachment.php?s=d142c1d3f51aea2a023733da713b5236&attachmentid=3136&d=1322698094
  9. Congratulations, right answer, Darkest hour Now your turn
  10. Okay dear friends, that movie too hard, i admit that. So let's pass this movie, Next :D
  11. Sadly Europa not so important for Japan car makers, America, Australia and Japan main market. But maybe there is a little differencies between Eu and Japan but i don't think EU models less quality. Rust problem maybe derive form climate. Subaru isn't a big manifacturer, their production capacity limited. They don't chance to product EU's cars from diffrent factory.
  12. C'mon man google it :) it's almost turn a international crysis :D
  13. Okay i will give some clues, In this pic, a invisible alien giving him a lolipop :D So this movie is a about aliens :D
  14. Not Die Hard. Okay guys this movie little bit hard, so not fair, i will reply it :D Last suggestion :D
  15. C'mon that was too easy stop kidding me :D
  16. Good detail. but this pic where is on car?
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