depends on the subie setup. on my 2010 subie legacy 3.6R awd with locking center torsen diff, it was the same as the 4runner limited ft4wd torsen setup.
I thought exactly the same after clicking on the "Title bait" or 1ft of snow. More like 1/4" snow in the second picture. I'd like to see it in 12 inches of snow with ice layers on the bottom
Well my friend the picture with a 1/4 inch was the beginning of the storm we received 30 cm so if you put it in inches it’s really close to 12 inch whicht his a foot. Yes I did tried it in deep snow and it was great.I thought exactly the same after clicking on the "Title bait" or 1ft of snow. More like 1/4" snow in the second picture. I'd like to see it in 12 inches of snow with ice layers on the bottom
yeah classic silver hides dirt like no other color. i remember my 2010 subie legacy 3.6R in silver. i mean i once went like 6 months without a car wash and you really couldnt tell it was dirty unless you got up close.That makes sense and makes me smile since my almost-every-day offroad destination is my neighbor's farm 1/4 mile away, so I never get over 15 mph and then it melts in the garage...proving once again that you really don't have to clean a silver 4Runner ever. I have an obligation to create walking paths for folks in the neighborhood. I think the most impressive thing to me is getting over/through the plowed bank of hard packed snow and ice just to get onto the farm...where I'll gently nose in maybe 4-6 times to pack it down some and then go over a 2 foot or so mound and almost never scrape even lightly. All good fun and the farmer will rescue me with a tractor if I do something extra stupid.
