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In 1953, the Fuji Heavy Industries was established in Japan under its CEO, Kenji Kita. A year later, Subaru was established as one or more of the divisions of the firm that’s committed to developing and producing cars. It holds its Japan headquarters in Gunma.
Subaru was introduced towards US in 1968 ended up it very first held its headquarters in Philadelphia till it had been acquired through the FHI in 1986. In 1989, Subaru has signed a partnership with Isuzu and formed a factory in Indiana in which the Subaru Legacy and Isuzu Rodeo were definitely the initial ones provided to the American marketplace.
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Posted by Alex Bhaswara on March 25, 2011 at 6:09 pm under Automotive.
Tags: 4wd, American Marketplace, Beast, Boxer Engines, Drive Technology, Fhi, Fuji Heavy Industries, Gunma, Impreza Wrx, Isuzu, Isuzu Rodeo, Japan Headquarters, Kenji, Makes And Models, Mergers, Oomph, Passenger Car, Rally Driving, Road, Subaru, Subaru Legacy, Toyota Motor, Toyota Motor Corporation
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The HKS hi power exhaust is available as an aftermarket hi powered exhaust for many makes and models including but not limited to: Acura, Mazda, Honda, Toyota, Ford, GM, Dodge, Lexus, Mitsubishi, Nissan and Subaru. The HKS hi power exhaust is modeled after some of the GT racing in Japan for turbo charging and aspirated uses. HKS hi power exhausts incorporated the race inspired offset mufflers and pipes into street use that now offers more flow and higher PRM because the design is less restrictive. This is made by taking out bends that are not needed, and giving a straighter path for the exhaust.
When used as a supercharger, the HKS hi power exhaust lets more exhaust velocity through for better mid range boosts and more high RPM power. Those vehicles that are naturally aspirated will see better exhaust flow when the engine’s tuning levels go up. There are some silent HKS hi power exhaust versions that have a silencer inside the muffler. All of the HKS hi power exhaust systems are made out of stainless steel tips and mufflers, and some of these tips range in size from 96mm to 120 mm in diameter depending on make and model of the vehicle. Piping diameters range from 55mm-95mm depending on the make and model of vehicle application. There are special editions of carbon titanium HKS hi power exhausts that are only available for specific models of vehicle. These special versions are made of a carbon fibered wrap shell on the muffler, a titanium tip and piping that is made of polished stainless steel. Continue reading ‘HKS Hi Power Exhaust’ »
Posted by Alex Bhaswara on March 25, 2010 at 8:20 am under Automotive.
Tags: acura, Dodge, Ford, gm, HKS, HKS Hi Power Exhaust, honda, Lexus, Mazda, mitsubishi, nissan, Subaru, toyota
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Hello all you Volkswagen Vanagon and Westfalia fans. We here at Rocky Mountain Westy have decided to start publishing articles that help answer questions we get from clients all the time. Common questions about what to look for when your in the market to purchase a Volkswagen Vanagon and Westfalia. Let’s start there and we’ll write more articles for all of you as we can.
As most of you know Volkswagen Vanagons have been manufacturered from 1980 through 1991. Different versions in the United States included the passenger style van, the Weekender camper, the Westfalia camper and Wolfsburg & Carat Editions. We’ll break these models down further as we go on. Continue reading ‘Rocky Mountain Westy – Learn what to look for when buying a Vanagon or Westfalia camper’ »
Posted by Alex Bhaswara on February 23, 2010 at 12:19 am under Vans.
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Hello all you Volkswagen Vanagon and Westfalia fans. We here at Rocky Mountain Westy have decided to start publishing articles that help answer questions we get from clients all the time. Common questions about what to look for when your in the market to purchase a Volkswagen Vanagon and Westfalia. Let’s start there and we’ll write more articles for all of you as we can.
As most of you know Volkswagen Vanagons have been manufacturered from 1980 through 1991. Different versions in the United States included the passenger style van, the Weekender camper, the Westfalia camper and Wolfsburg & Carat Editions. We’ll break these models down further as we go on. Continue reading ‘Rocky Mountain Westy – Learn what to look for when buying a Vanagon or Westfalia camper’ »
Posted by Alex Bhaswara on January 21, 2010 at 6:30 am under Vans.
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Hello all you Volkswagen Vanagon and Westfalia fans. We here at Rocky Mountain Westy have decided to start publishing articles that help answer questions we get from clients all the time. Common questions about what to look for when your in the market to purchase a Volkswagen Vanagon and Westfalia. Let’s start there and we’ll write more articles for all of you as we can.
As most of you know Volkswagen Vanagons have been manufacturered from 1980 through 1991. Different versions in the United States included the passenger style van, the Weekender camper, the Westfalia camper and Wolfsburg & Carat Editions. We’ll break these models down further as we go on. Continue reading ‘Rocky Mountain Westy – Learn what to look for when buying a Vanagon or Westfalia camper’ »
Posted by Alex Bhaswara on December 30, 2009 at 2:42 am under Vans.
Tags: BUS, Buying Guide, camper, Conversion, Go Westy, Rocky Mountain Westy, Subaru, Syncro, Van-cafe, Vanagon, Vw, westfalia, westfalia camper, Westy, what to look for when buying a vanagon
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Many of the luxury or large sized SUVs are filling up dealership lots, while some of the best downsized SUVs continue to sell. Many of these smaller, car-based vehicles are good alternatives to larger models since they get better gas mileage while delivering the same level of amenities, power and practicality that consumers expect.
Three small upscale SUVs like the Volkswagen Tiguan, the Land Rover LR2, and the Infiniti EX35 are at the top of many review panels. The Tiguan and the EX35 have great performance and exceptional handling. The Land Rover LR2, in comparison, out-performed all other similar sized vehicles in off-road tests without any low-range gearing. Continue reading ‘Best Downsized SUV's’ »
Posted by Alex Bhaswara on September 9, 2009 at 12:58 pm under SUVs.
Tags: honda, Land Rover, Lexus, Subaru, suv, Tiguan, toyota
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