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FST4RD

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  1. Hi all...

    I know where the jack for my BG5 Wagon is... but I have no idea where the thing to wind it up and down is!?!?!

    I am assuming that there is suppose to be a dedicated winding doo-dack for the jack?

    Thanks

  2. Tried to find out exactly how to do this...

    How do you adjust the factory roof racks on a BG5 Legacy wagon?

    After the car got painted the drivers side one seems to be lose, mainly where the center bar slots into the end pieces. So I assume there is a way you can adjust the end pieces in to stop it rattling?

    If you can please let me know what size socket/allen key I need.

    Thanks

  3. Cool thanks guys, gives me lots of food for thought!

    I don't want it to low, I live in Christchurch, our old house was red zoned in Avonside and our new house is only 1 block away, albeit in the green zone, although the streets are still quite terrible to say the least!

    Would be quite good to get a pic of all Legacys with their suspension combo so people know exactly what they are going to get when they buy a certain lowering spring. Might be a good Sticky?

  4. Perfect! That's exactly the height I want. My wagon is identical to yours including the spoiler and black bits :)

    I just swapped out my BBS alloys for some Motoform Sektors (keeping the BBS's though cause I love them).

    Do you think yours would be the same height with factory BG5 suspension and the H&R lowering springs?

  5. I have a BG5 Station wagon and just got some 17's on it. Wanting to lower it.

    Not wanting to lower it to much, still want to have a gap between the tyres and the guards.

    Can people please put up pics of their Legacys lowered and let me know what springs you are using.

    Thanks :)

  6. Hey all, what would cause the brakes to shudder above 60kmph? Doesn't seem to do it at all under 60...

    I have new pads and rotors all round. Bedded them all in as per the manufactuers instructions, done around 1000-1500k's on them.

  7. Oh I forgot to add the rest of the details:

    My friend is a mechanic and can get them at cost. I gave him the car model number, engine type, year, manual, ABS. But I told him they had 1 ring on the shaft which I now think is wrong.

    Is the model number, engine type, year, manual and ABS enough to tell exactly what outer CV for my wagon?

  8. Hi all, went to the FAQ and this didn't answer my question.

    I have a '95 BG Subaru SW, manual and ABS.

    Outer front CV's are buggered and I'm getting them replaced. I realise that there are 3 different types of CV joints? He asked if on the shaft it had none, 1 or 2 rings on it. I had a look and said 1, that's all i could see.

    I now have a sneaking suspition that I might have this wrong. The CV boots are gone, they perished (silt covered) and the 1 ring I think I might have seen was where the CV boot attaches? So maybe I have no rings then?

    Can anyone put up some pics of what I need to look for? Or does it not matter for the outer CV's?

  9.  Johnnynz said:

    Bahaha, I feel your pain. I went to a ot of effort trying to find a set before I got a set off Stoffa.

    If its any help I can grab them from Waikato and get them to Palmerston North or anywhere in between. But it will have to be when work sends me up or when I go up on Holiday (2nd last week in Feb probably)

    That would be great, provided I win them! ;D

    I seen a set on a BG wagon and they look so so good!

  10. I have a BG5 TT Wagon and it's completly factory apart from the muffler. It's almost at 190,000k's, still running smooth, gearbox is good, no smoke, no leaking oil.

    Everyone seems to go on about the VOD, but if you get it high enough in the rev range in first or second and can change fast enough it doesn't really effect the car at all, it'll stay boosting on the primary (primary is the bigger second turbo right? i always get confused! :P).

  11.  purpleandy said:

    surely there would be the same 12v 'dim' feed that is connected in the same way as the feed that dims your stereo when you turn the lights on ?? ie lights off is 0v and lights on is 12v ?? reckon ten minutes with a multimeter would solve it ...... or you could just flick your lights off briefly to read it which is what i do - that panel on full brightness at night time would be way too much of a distraction......

    Yeah your right, probably would be to bright at night. Was thinking of finding the right wire then running it through a switch. It's almost impossible to read during a slightly glarey day.

    Might have to bust out the multimeter!

  12. I drive with them on all the time, not to be cool, but hopefully all the shit useless other drivers on the road will see me.

    Plus aren't fog lights generally yellow rather then white? I regard them more as driving lights anyways ;D

    So anyone know how to stop the heater unit dimming?

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