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Old 05-13-2014, 09:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Saabaru916
Nice looking wagon! Saw it parked behind mine at last week's meet - I'd love to chat w/ you about your mods and such.

What worn out rubber things are those that you replaced?
Thanks. Yours looks really good as well. Wagon power!

I replaced the steering rack bushings with these.

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Old 05-13-2014, 09:35 AM
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this thread will be 5/5... once you get a 6-speed.
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this thread will be 5/5... once you get a 6-speed.
You mean 6/6 lol
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You mean 6/6 lol
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Old 05-18-2014, 07:44 PM
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Added this before the autocross event, STi rear diffuser:

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Added this before the autocross event, STi rear diffuser:

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lookin hwat! any mods to get that diff on ? i may get this as well
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I got the weld-on brackets and bolted them into the spare tire well. Cusco makes a front bracket so you don't have to do that, but it doesn't work with non-OE away bar mounts (I have Perrins). Other than that, drill two holes for the rear bracket and it all bolts up. Took me about an hour beginning to end.
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Originally Posted by Rev. Rob Large
I got the weld-on brackets and bolted them into the spare tire well. Cusco makes a front bracket so you don't have to do that, but it doesn't work with non-OE away bar mounts (I have Perrins). Other than that, drill two holes for the rear bracket and it all bolts up. Took me about an hour beginning to end.
hah we have the same setup, sounds good! i'll look for one. I hear there was a bunch of subi heads out there that day on the autox
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Another Packers fan!?!? W00t!
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Originally Posted by Rev. Rob Large
Added this before the autocross event, STi rear diffuser:
Nice! I have that diffuser on my wagon as well. I also have a Perrin rear sway so I just drilled holes in the spare tire pan and installed w/ nuts and bolts. Got it for $20 off another Saabaru owner - couldn't pass it up!

Looks like the autocross event was a good time!
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hah we have the same setup, sounds good! i'll look for one. I hear there was a bunch of subi heads out there that day on the autox
Yeah, quite a few. At least 6 or 7 each day.
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Another Packers fan!?!? W00t!
You're good people, sir.
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