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Project Subaru WRX V.08

Check out the updates on the Project Subaru WRX V.08. more

Project WRX V.08 - Tech

Check out the new project 2008 Suabru WRX get upgraded with new brakes, exhaust, and sound system. more

Project WRX V08

Part 1: Our All-New And, Hopefully, Long-Term Project Car - 2008 Subaru WRX more

Project Subaru WRX

Two months ago, you saw Project WRX take on the mighty Mitsubishi Lancer EVO VII in the most hotly contested comparison test in the history of this journal. We gave the win to the EVO, which frankly wasn't all that surprising. Fact is, we knew going in that Pr more

Project WRX: Part I

In stock form, our WRX has seen it all. From the mountains of Colorado and Wyoming to the deserts of Arizona and Utah, it's been working as our go-anywhere-at-any-speed street car for almost six months. But as good as it is stock, we're ready for a change. more

Project WRX: Part V

With Project WRX cranking out 240 hp at the wheels, while wearing a highly adjustable DMS suspension, huge brakes, sticky tires and 17-inch wheels, we feel like we're approaching the end of a good run with an old friend. more

Project WRX: Part III

Countless trips to Northern California, too many trips across the open desert to count, many, many rallycrosses and one 3,000-mile trek across the western United States at ungodly speeds. That's how Project WRX has spent the last year and half in our fleet. An more

Subaru Impreza 2.5RS

Just in case it wasn't clear in the SCC Rallycross Smackdown last month, SCC's Project Impreza road car kicked some serious tail at the CRS Ridgecrest Rallycross. Not only did it have enough horsepower to send the competition into a power-jealous tizzy, it als more

Subaru Impreza 2.5RS Part XI

How'd We Get Here? more

Subaru Impreza 2.5RS Part XII

"Tuning" is a term used freely in the automotive aftermarket. Perhaps a bit too freely. Put plainly, all of the tuning we're discussed in the past wasn't real tuning. Instead, it was an exercise in trial and error. The process was simple: We would press a butt more