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95 and up legecys

Post by ckosacranoid »

i see that the board deals with them up to 94.....
does anyone on here know a hole lot about the 95 model at all?

I picked up a 95 wagon in oct and someone just pointed me to this board and thought that i would find out some more info for fixxing my car up a bit and find out somemore info about them.

http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/sacranoid ... /my_photos

here is a couple of pics of mine.

the car is a 95 wagon "L" with a 5 speed and 2.2 na motor. and awd. 227,000 or so miles on it now, 210,000 when i bought it in oct last year.
red with the grey trim on the bottom
some rust here and there, but i have to say its been a blast driveing it over the winter and this summer
stuff that i have fixed, clucth, front rotors, front pads(greenstuff pads) and rear pads, tuneup, oil changes, fixed the very loose shifter, waiting to put my short shifter in it.
problem with it right now, borken front sway bar(have a stock one that i found....boy parts are hard to find for this beast), needs the back sturts replaced(blew one out at a autocross last month), needs new tires also.
I drive the car everyday for pizza driveing and some autocross this summer also, with the broken sway bar at the time the car is easy to power slide.....and the body roll.....its a site to say the least....

does anyone have any advice on some stuff that i should look for and keep in mind to fix on this thing. i have not done a lot of looking online about owning a subby. but i have to say its been the best $1500 i spent on car so far.

I want to fixe this one up to stock chape and have been debating about finding a different wagon or sedan meybe for palying around with and racing autocross and or meybe drifting......
right now i have the car classed in HS with the scca. not that i have had to race agaist anything else so far in the last couple of outings.
thanks agin and sorry about the rambling.
who says you cant drift awd? just use bad shocks, broken sway bar and bad tires and with a wild driver...its all about the power slide.....
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Post by greg donovan »

i have a 95 L wagon w/240,000 on it.

its a blast. i reccomend the KYB AGX or GR2 for struts.

the mechanincal stuff on the 90-94 and 95-99 are pretty much the same. aspecially the ej22 powered cars.
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www.sl-i.net/forums

They deal mostly with the 95-99 stuff, although they're mostly ricers. You like body kits?
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I had a 95 Sedan. What a good car. Not the quality or fit and finish of my 94, nor anywhere close to the speed, but it was fun and good for rallying.
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Post by ckosacranoid »

thanks for the other foram idea,,but i dislike dealing with the whole ricer thing...its so much of a pain.....

as for body kits...whats the point.....I like the idea of building a body kit out of stuff from home depot.....redneck style stuff......

and since the years are pretty much the same any advice to look out of on stuff/
who says you cant drift awd? just use bad shocks, broken sway bar and bad tires and with a wild driver...its all about the power slide.....
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