Doctor Radtimes

19 minutes ago, SoobyDoobyDoo said:

If you want those tail lights real bad, get them from Japan auctions, you can find a nice set for a good price, but shipping is what will get you. I got mine all-in for around $100. Also, no need to remove the body molding. If you Google lowered outback’s, you’ll see that just dropping it slightly greatly alters the aesthetic of the car, even with the oem grille. 

I've seen those taillights on eBay as well. I'm definitely going to keep the body molding, I think I prefer it now.

I think my main goals right now are GT suspension, wheels bigger than 16s, and jdm taillights/headlights. I like the jdm side mirrors too, but that's less of a concern.

I also got a really good deal on black leather seats, but my car isn't wired for heated and powered seats, so my driver's seat is stuck in a reclined position until I figure out what I can do to wire it up.

Yeah, I've been thinking about just keeping the moldings. I do wanna go for a different color anyway; I'm not too keen on the two-tone grey. I definitely want different wheels too. I love those jdm taillights. I'll probably get a different grill at some point too. The current grill is just kinda boring to me. I'll keep these wheels for snow tires or something. So, just the suspension and steering components then.

I am too. I might even go the route of getting someone to 3D print it, but I have to dig around and find a file for it first.

I've got a 2007 Outback. Here's a pic of the climate controls in the background.

I was thinking about adding a double din stereo deck in place of the storage bin, but I was wondering does anyone know if there's a dash kit that turns the original stereo deck location into a storage bin instead? 

I'm attaching a picture of the dash kit for a Forester that's almost what I'm looking for, but instead of two single din storage bins, I want a double din

Hey so, I just picked up an 07 Outback a few weeks ago. I'm interested in changing the ride height and overall aesthetic to be more Legacy-esque. I'm assuming outside of swapping out the shocks, struts, and springs, the front and rear fenders and the side flares over the wheels need to go as well? I figure once I remove the side flares, there will be holes that need to be filled in, where they clip into place, correct? And to be sure, the Legacy suspension parts are actually compatible with the Outback right? (That's what I've gathered after reading up on various forums before creating this account)

I'm also attaching a picture of my car, and a picture of a Legacy wagon to give an idea of what I wanna go for.

Also, I do like the taillights of the Legacy in this pic much more than my Outback, so I plan on getting those at some point too.