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i have the same issue. i can turn the steering wheel without any key in and i have no replaced the airbag or steering rack or steering column. i haven't done anything about it.

i'm interested in the piece shown in the same picture as the door handle trim. basically, the bar like thing that screws into the door.

does anyone here like the carbotech bobcats?

DerFahrer:
the extra air from the blowby should already have fuel mixed in because it is blowby.

driving around an N/A FWD legacy isnt really that bad, and the car pulls just fine after 4000rpm in my opinion. i would actually have no gripes or complaints about power if they would have just made the ratios a bit closer. its pretty ridiculous going up to 45mph in 1st to get some power only to dro...

Intel Core 2 Duo T7300 @ 2.00 GHz with 2GB RAM

I'm not too worried about my computer not being fast enough

would any of these netbooks be up to the task of data logging from a car? I have a full sized laptop thats two years old that runs pretty fast with a centrino duo processor but the battery doesnt last anymore. i basically want long battery life and enough speed to use the REVscan software without la...

thanks a bunch guys.
the revtronix site is pretty kool
i was looking at THIS and i noticed that the software only supported the SS. is there anything for NA's? can i use the Subaru Select Monitor (SSM1/OBD1) USB Cable? and even if i could i'd still need software right?

i've been hearing quite a bit about all these new cars that shut off their fuel injectors when you are coasting in gear with your foot off the gas pedal. for them, they say it is more fuel efficient to leave it in gear than to put it in neutral. do our legacys do that? lets say im coasting(foot off ...

please remember that wheel rate should be how you compare different cars, not spring rates. spring rates should be multiplied by the motion ratio to get the wheel rate. on mcstruts like ours, we have about a .95 motion ratio(said the whiteline tech) while most hondas with their double wishbones have...

you might need to get new belts as well.

it will shut off for no apparent reason if you're low on gas. it will also be harder to start with normal cranking speeds but a no start condition. try filling up the tank to the max and keep it above half. see if the problem stops after that. i know this might be obvious to most of you but some peo...

They usually face the rear and are located in the trunk. From what I have seen, they are fold away seats. How easy would it be to fabricate something like that?

i really dont mind the bare interior at all. if anything, i like the fact that theres nothing hidden from sight

anyone got any? its okay if they are used. as long as they arent abused. or broken.

yeah, job security is becoming quite an issue. i havent been working for more than 5 years so i dont know what it was like in the 80s or 90s but when the economic issues in the news become reality at work, its quite depressing.

so! i met up with some friends to go up the angeles crest just now and when we got onto the freeway there was a puddle and i was going about 60 on the on ramp before the turn onto the freeway. so i understeer and i'm headed for the bushes and the dirt. then i brake and try to over steer a little but...

well, if you do a search, you'll find that it's 2.25 inches

what do you mean by "a better choice"? it will be a lower profile and a slightly smaller tire circumference wise.

yes

how much for the o2 sensor? how about the rotors? and the calipers if he doesnt take them?

what is the bolt pattern? how far are the bolts spaced horizontally? laterally?

Richard - what is it that actually looked bad/worn? Was the clear face scratched? was the watch band broken?

Jamal - I have no intentions of buying a Citizen watch because of how expensive they are. haha

i've pretty much decided i want the tritium gas tubes so i'm looking at luminox right now. this is nice: http://luminox.800rpm.com/index.php?/site/catalog/series/3050/3051 or if you just want a picture: http://luminox.800rpm.com/images/watches/3051_lg.jpg it has big easy to read numbers and its pret...