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yesterday, 13-Jun @ approximately 1130 Route 10 West near Ledgewood, NJ... white 2005/2006 sedan...lowered...

Last week (don't remember the day of the week), early evening...driving down Route 10 East through Denville... White 2008 Legacy GT sedan...smoked taillamps, HID kit, tinted windows and lowered suspension... I was the dude in the grey 2007 GT wagon...lost ya at the traffic light just before the entrance ramp for I-287.

Wow...but I thought you weren't supposed to have any load on the bars outside of the feet.

Does your Outback have TPMS?

I searched this forum and several threads but couldn't find an answer to my question. Below is Fighterfireku's Outback with the WRX 17" wheels. I really like the way these wheels look and am wondering if they fit on an '07 Legacy GT Wagon. I believe the front brakes might be an issue in terms of clearance. Also, my car came with TPMS; will the WRX wheels support the use of the TPMS sensors? If I was wrong in posting this question here, please let me know. Thanks Al

HAHAHA...I for some reason welcome some "brutality" when it comes to educating the next generation. Too many children today lack the fortitude to be strong leaders and useful members of society. *hops off soapbox*

That's the reason I gave the insurance company.

Just did this modification. It definitely was a pain to get that pin backed out of the connector. I would advise that whether you decide to use electrical tape or shrink tubing to cover the exposed pin, use a ziptie or tape and secure the wire in place so there isn't excessive movement. This should prevent any wire fraying.

Blunt. Almost rude. The true mark of intelligence.

This is a repost from another thread, but I felt it fit more here: Concerning rear foglamp modification, I was wondering if anyone here has tried putting a set of LEDs in the reflector of the wagon's taillamps? http://media.trafficdriver.com/evox/stilllib/subaru/outback/2006/5es-4/44.jpg In the above photo, I'm refering to the region just to the left of the amber turn signal. It appears to me that at least eight LEDs can fit in this area.