Awesome LegaSti Built Thread
04-24-2013, 10:00 PM
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Awesome LegaSti Built Thread
Subaru Legacy International • View topic - Granny's 97 LEGASTi Wagon (updating daily)
Cant wait to see this finished.
Cant wait to see this finished.
04-24-2013, 10:14 PM
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04-25-2013, 09:15 AM
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Lots of work there. I can definitely respect that. Definitely not my style.
I think version 1 and 2 of that car were tacky as hell. I'm curious to see how it turns out when he's done again.
I don't like the big scoop on that hood. Would have been cooler to use one of the newer ones or a bug eye scoop. The 04 scoop really only looks good on that body style.
Don't like the tail gate/tail light treatment.
Not a huge fan of WRB on that car for some reason and the door cards/interior stuff is odd but I can see where he's hoping to go.
The first set up... buy stuff that fits or make it fit. Going wide right in to your struts is stupid.
Seems to be heading in the right direction though. Be cool to see it with some fender mods to fit some big tires and drop it down on some real suspension.
Could be pretty damn cool though.
I think version 1 and 2 of that car were tacky as hell. I'm curious to see how it turns out when he's done again.
I don't like the big scoop on that hood. Would have been cooler to use one of the newer ones or a bug eye scoop. The 04 scoop really only looks good on that body style.
Don't like the tail gate/tail light treatment.
Not a huge fan of WRB on that car for some reason and the door cards/interior stuff is odd but I can see where he's hoping to go.
The first set up... buy stuff that fits or make it fit. Going wide right in to your struts is stupid.
Seems to be heading in the right direction though. Be cool to see it with some fender mods to fit some big tires and drop it down on some real suspension.
Could be pretty damn cool though.
04-25-2013, 09:58 AM
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04-25-2013, 11:18 AM
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Even though I cant fathom dumping that much money into a Legacy wagon, thats some great work and dedication. I didnt bother reading where he worked but Im guessing he owns a body or repair shop?!
2 thumbs up for a functional car.
2 thumbs up for a functional car.
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04-25-2013, 11:47 AM
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Lots of work there. I can definitely respect that. Definitely not my style.
I think version 1 and 2 of that car were tacky as hell. I'm curious to see how it turns out when he's done again.
I don't like the big scoop on that hood. Would have been cooler to use one of the newer ones or a bug eye scoop. The 04 scoop really only looks good on that body style.
Don't like the tail gate/tail light treatment.
Not a huge fan of WRB on that car for some reason and the door cards/interior stuff is odd but I can see where he's hoping to go.
The first set up... buy stuff that fits or make it fit. Going wide right in to your struts is stupid.
Seems to be heading in the right direction though. Be cool to see it with some fender mods to fit some big tires and drop it down on some real suspension.
Could be pretty damn cool though.
I think version 1 and 2 of that car were tacky as hell. I'm curious to see how it turns out when he's done again.
I don't like the big scoop on that hood. Would have been cooler to use one of the newer ones or a bug eye scoop. The 04 scoop really only looks good on that body style.
Don't like the tail gate/tail light treatment.
Not a huge fan of WRB on that car for some reason and the door cards/interior stuff is odd but I can see where he's hoping to go.
The first set up... buy stuff that fits or make it fit. Going wide right in to your struts is stupid.
Seems to be heading in the right direction though. Be cool to see it with some fender mods to fit some big tires and drop it down on some real suspension.
Could be pretty damn cool though.
it is odd to see him going "***** to the wall" on some parts and seemingly skimping on others. did i miss something or does he seriously not have a tachometer?
that being said, it's a sick build. definitely appreciate all the documentation to geek out on all the work he's put into it.