[chaos311clarity]

welcome!

[Neanderthal Racing]

/\ older than dirt and living in recreational paradise, myself.

[Red Rocket]

Originally Posted by gondychi375

...I have yet to take my STI on a nice winedy road such that you speak of...

Owning and STI and not having taken it on the twisties? I think that is considered a crime.

[///M Power]

welcome to the forums and enjoy your stay here.......

[emanteno]

Welcome, youngster. Enjoy your STi.

[Fasttrak]

Originally Posted by Brushfire

another new member.

i've owned subarus since 2000. bought one of the first bugeye rex in california in 2002. upgraded to 2006 sti last year. i've been lurking on this site for quite a few months and have learned a lot.
i live in kind of a cowboy town surrounded by kids in lifted 4x4's. as far as i know, mine is the only sti in town (with a couple of wrx wagons mixed in).

Must brag about my commute.

One round trip a week (120 miles)
Top motorcycle road in the US
175 corners posted as low as 15 mph.
Long straights for miles.
Maybe ten other vehicles (pickups)
One cop, hundreds of deer, pigs and quail.

The sti is made for this road. i get giddy just going to work.
I got's to feel bad for you guys in city traffic (not much though)
At work i get to drive a 16 ton monster 4X4 fire engine anywhere i please.
Life is good.

2006 sti
1997 impreza wagon
1974 el camino ss 454

Heya Hollister!

I assume the road you are talking about is Highway 25 out passed the pinnacles? Head that way quite a bit to take the dirt bike out to Clear Creek.

I am out in Hollister at least once a week and have seen a couple different WRX and STi. If you happen to be downtown and see a bone stock WRB WRX '06 TR give me a wave! You will usually see it parked in front of every bar\restaurant out there from 19th Hole to Whiskey Creek; the bonus to my job is supplying them with their liquor and being able to ride that area weekly in a pretty fun car to drive. Take care and enjoy that STi.




Fasttrak