Subychik
Forum Member
- Joined
- Mar 15, 2016
- Messages
- 16
- Location
- Ipswich, Qld
- Car Year
- 2015
- Car Model
- Impreza
- Transmission
- CVT
I've been doing a bit of research on Subies of late, part due to boredom, part due to building them in my head One thing I have been trying to figure out though is mainly in Foresters, when did dual range get culled and when did X-Mode begin?
I too am of the old skool like many of you on here where I love a transfer case in any 4wd. That being said, Subies were never designed to be just any 4wd/AWD as we all no. A project for me one day maybe will be building up a dual range Forester for more off road exploring then what my 2015 Impreza can handle.
What I think I have worked out so far is that Foresters from their original creation were all dual range all the way through to early 2008 models, but not on GT or XT models? And only with manual transmissions?
This is similar with Outbacks as well I believe?
Let's see if we can pool our collective Subie knowledge and create a listing for members future reference
I too am of the old skool like many of you on here where I love a transfer case in any 4wd. That being said, Subies were never designed to be just any 4wd/AWD as we all no. A project for me one day maybe will be building up a dual range Forester for more off road exploring then what my 2015 Impreza can handle.
What I think I have worked out so far is that Foresters from their original creation were all dual range all the way through to early 2008 models, but not on GT or XT models? And only with manual transmissions?
This is similar with Outbacks as well I believe?
Let's see if we can pool our collective Subie knowledge and create a listing for members future reference