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Nightlights

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  • Birthday 03/30/1984

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    Edmonton, AB
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    2010 Subaru Legacy 2.5GT
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    cars, computers, woodworking
  • Occupation
    Purchaser

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  1. Thank you for all the feedback and advice, just what I was looking for! My initial plans for my last few builds have always revolved around the "non-fun" maintenance crap that gives you a good build base before you start adding hp to it. Too many friends in clubs through the years have gone straight to power, blowing something prematurely along the way. Something I had to learn also myself with my '09 cobalt turbo back in the day. One thing thats new to me would be the clutch damper delete, sending me down a rabbit hole in my office today! Away I go
  2. She is pretty clean for up here in Edmonton, though currently much of the spring's plan is refresh/maintenance for peace of mind. This past weekend doing the brakes, I found a few little leaks/sweats/concerns that I made a list and want to tackle over the coming weeks. Over on the fb/reddit LGT pages, I have been told by a few people these came stock with 18's and looks like the previous owner downsized the rims/tires during the winter to 17's so I believe that is my priority for the next 2-3 weeks. After that is full new 2013 Legacy/Outback suspension swap for the KYB's and either stock or a small lowering coil. Then the real fun begins. Tune, new BPV, plugs, charge pipes (if any exist) and a new exhaust. Thinking magnaflow from the dp back, though Ill keep the cats. Along with that, I would like to stiffen up the bushings/mounts throughout and go with the Perrin shift stops along with a short shifter, see if I can lessen the slop. I dont think anything radical like a bigger turbo (built a ZFR into a cobalt a few years back, more headache than it was worth), so itll be plug-n-play stuff till it gets stored in the winter. Am I way off base here with anything in your opinion? Any good anecdotes from your 2010 (from your pic sig)? Thanks for checking the new ride out!
  3. Hey folks, picked up this 2010 legacy gt turbo 6spd a couple weeks back in Edmonton and am loving it. So far no major issues, spent the day swapping in new rotors and pads, along with a new headlight assembly to fix a broken socket. All new oils in diffs/trans and engine, few other small goodies and a much needed clean early this morning. American import 170k miles, this new project is definitely going to scratch the itch
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