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I was able to get some shots of my 93 today
Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2003 1:13 am
by subaruguy
Posted: Mon Apr 21, 2003 1:34 am
by entirelyturbo
It's a little dirty, but nice otherwise. Plusses are the white grill and the rally sticker on back window...
And for once, someone put a tasteful performance muffler on something
Too bad you got a little rust, but that's almost inevitable, my FL car has been lucky to avoid it...
And put a heatshield on that cone filter, it'll be worth it, trust me!!!
Posted: Mon Apr 21, 2003 3:24 am
by subaruguy
Yeah shes dirty It hasnt been washed in probably 2 months. I plan on doing a snorkus/snorkeletomy removal whatever you want to call it next weekend and sticking the filter right in the wheel well, that will take care of it, and the rust well thats the good side you see
the other side is getting pretty bad but oh well, its central minnesota, and its my secondary car well i guess primary for now
I want my turbo back
Posted: Mon Apr 21, 2003 11:51 am
by LegacyT
Get some Krown in a can and keep that rust oiled, if not it'll grow like a biatch.
Mark,
Posted: Tue Apr 22, 2003 3:14 am
by subaruguy
yeah, its to late
Its already eaten thru the metal. I am selling it in a few weeks hopefully.... he he, mods for the turbo,
like a new engine and tranny and a few other things
Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2003 6:29 am
by 92subarulegacy
that's a 91 right?? LS i'm guessing. anywho, how much was that k&n cone filter setup and where did you get it from??
Posted: Wed Apr 30, 2003 3:12 am
by subaruguy
It's a 93, the filter was free from a buddy but I think they usually run around $20. the air filter seyup is a custom job I did myself heres how. what i did with my 93 legacy was the following: I removed the entire airbox separated the top and bottom and if you look at the outlet on the top you will notice a goldish colored mounting plate where it mounts to the maf, theres 2 rivets holding it in drill them out and remove the little bracket, next buy yourself a universal high flow cone air filter, then proceed to bolt the bracket to the maf and shove the air filter into it it fits perfectly and sounds absolutly beautiful its basicly cold air intake for about $20. scroll down and look for the maf adapter $35 its pretty much the same thing as the mounting plate you pull out of the airbox
http://home.att.net/%7Eteaguesauto/motor.htm
