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ive spoken to the guy a few times, it's been running as a daily for over 6 months now. and ive also seen the setup in pictures and in person, the only issue he has are overheating problems because he doesnt have the hood with a scoop, so instead he drives around with no hood to prevent them. im no c...

hello guys, i have a 93 legacy l 5mt wagon and i want to boost it. there's a guy in my state that boosted his 94 postal wagon and he's running 8psi on stock everything and it's not hurting the engine..... anyways i'm trying to make up my mind because this is a whole new ball game for me. there's som...

I asked the same question to a lot of different people a while ago, i'd say do a tune up with good quality parts, don't know where you're located but you could bolt on some headers and de-cat and all that good exhaust work... also a noob and got a 93 wagon (btw im on your instagram) but I'm doing so...

I have a request!!!!!!!!!!
can someone lower and fix rust on this baby with photoshop? and possibly paint the rims gold or white?

Well I can clearly see that you asked for the turbo bumper specifically, BUT what I'm going to end up doing with my na bumper is placing some small halogen capsules (can't remember the part number but they're the smallest ones at autozone) but in your case I'd look at other legacies and compare size...

I recently made a deal on these 18x8 inch monoblocks and i threw them on the car with 225/40s. and the rears are flush with the quarter panels, but the fronts aren't the same story... my question is: since our fenders and quarter panels are flared out in a not-so-round way, how would i flare the fen...

I have a set of 10" rockford fosgate subs that were left over from my last car, but I only really plan on using one of them unless I can get a better amp any time soon. So I saw the rear side compartments on my wagon and the idea that I should fabricate an enclosure forfor the sub and amp (poss...

The mechanism is with a wire that comes up through that hole that has a threaded tip which usually a knob would screw onto, but that wire isn't there and that's the problem. Right now it just seems like the only way would be to rip the seat

I'm waiting on a shop to come pick up the car, but I was able to take some pictures of my attempt. Here they are: http://i1210.photobucket.com/albums/cc403/Mk2thg92/IMAG0217.jpg http://i1210.photobucket.com/albums/cc403/Mk2thg92/IMAG0216.jpg http://i1210.photobucket.com/albums/cc403/Mk2thg92/IMAG021...

Welcome to the BBS. You could try taking the plastic covering off the seat and see if that gives you access to the mechanism/wire. That's probably your best bet to see exactly what is broken and if you can replace the part individually. You should be able to snap the little plastic piece off and ge...

Someperson wrote:We don't generally flame, but where are you located? I have a dark gray wagon seat i'm looking to get rid of

Located in south florida, fort lauderdale to be exact. But how would I be able to remove it anyways? The grey seat wouldn't work for me because my interior is peanut butter ish

What's up guys? I recently bought a 93 legacy sw and I have a couple questions regarding the interior and roof rack. First off: the rear passenger side seat has a broken pull latch/switch (whatever you want to call it) and i'm unable to put it down, is there a way to fix this without ripping the sea...

16's I've tried 17's for greater tire selection but stuck with the 16's I now have a custom set of 16x8 steel wheels see the pics below http://i684.photobucket.com/albums/vv202/dieseldevil/19fc0d80.jpg http://i684.photobucket.com/albums/vv202/dieseldevil/IMG_0057.jpg what size tires are you running...