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03-20-2006, 05:02 PM
#331
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motorider888....yep Laguna, but that shot was taken on the 11th of March. I was out there on the January race too, but spectating...timing belt change coming up and trying to babie the car 
03-23-2006, 12:59 PM
#334
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Originally Posted by agphotography
i concur 
im not exactly a huge fan of the 06 tails but hey. what can ya do? i love the car regardless.
im not exactly a huge fan of the 06 tails but hey. what can ya do? i love the car regardless.
03-24-2006, 07:36 PM
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Originally Posted by debbid
i happen to like the 06 tails and wouldnt mind trading my 04s. unfortunately its not plu and play
03-24-2006, 08:03 PM
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Originally Posted by debbid
i happen to like the 06 tails and wouldnt mind trading my 04s. unfortunately its not plu and play
03-24-2006, 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by WRXpunk
not plug and play? i have seen a bunch of people do swaps with no problem. please clarify... do you mean wagon tails maybe?
You have to hard wire the correct wires to your 'new' taillights (both parties). I have an '05 and swapped for the '06's. It is not that tough, but as he said. It is NOT 'plug and play. Will take solderless connectors and some time a 12vlt test light (or mark your wires BEFORE you cut them to what they go to).
03-24-2006, 08:11 PM
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Originally Posted by NW OBS
They are NOT, even if you see alot of swaps (at least in the wagons). They are different wire harnesses.
You have to hard wire the correct wires to your 'new' taillights (both parties). I have an '05 and swapped for the '06's. It is not that tough, but as he said. It is NOT 'plug and play. Will take solderless connectors and some time a 12vlt test light (or mark your wires BEFORE you cut them to what they go to).
You have to hard wire the correct wires to your 'new' taillights (both parties). I have an '05 and swapped for the '06's. It is not that tough, but as he said. It is NOT 'plug and play. Will take solderless connectors and some time a 12vlt test light (or mark your wires BEFORE you cut them to what they go to).
crap! wouldnt it be esier to just take the light bulbs out of the old lights and stick them into the new lights in the appropriate location? (in other words, keep the originial wire harness)
03-25-2006, 11:56 AM
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Originally Posted by osofast
Here Are some more pics I took today. I'll get better pics later. One question?Does anyone think that my Ride is show quality? Honest reply Is kewl. I can take constructive criticism.
Jon
My 02 WRX wagon
