Civic2GT

Bump...update on post 1

17 hours ago, Enlight said:

Oh that thought already crossed my mind... I need to cinch my belt hahah. That being said, GLWS. These are rare wheels. I actually drove to Virginia a couple years back to purchase their cousins, the GC-010e's.

I know you want to.....

Since I stopped working on my car these are just sitting.

bump....must go. They are just taking up space in my garage.

On 6/1/2023 at 7:05 PM, Febreze Mee said:

I am TOO glad these are not local! Thank you for being on the other side of the country! GLWS

Thanks...I can always ship?! (LOL)

UPDATE: Tires are not usable since they are so old. Also, since I haven't used the tires in years, it was noticed that there is a bend on 2 rims (see pics). Must have happened between my many military PCS moves. Price updated to reflect for the need to repair. Just need to get these out of my garage. Best offer takes them.

I have not used these in years. Just taking up space in my garage. Must go! I do not know the offset.

Although I still have my subie I haven't used these wheels for quite some time so I am letting them go to open space in my garage. All sold as is and as a set

PM if interested. These must go

I'm interested as well in case sale falls through 

Seats and dash board 

My seats are now torn and apparently, Subaru no longer makes the spec b seat covers. any suggestions on alternate means to source them? No luck on ebay either.

Texas is a big state, what's your ZIP code.

Sorry, 78258

They'll install the parts you supply. I am sure it might come with a disclaimer though. You can call to confirm. They are quite accommodating.

Thanks, I'll make sure to check them out

AllPro Subaru

does ALLPRO SUBARU install parts not purchased from them (stock and aftermarket) or do I have to source parts from them directly?

Hey...um I don't quite get you respose since I do have a car with steering wheel controls on it (06 spec b)

Can you please clarify? Thanks

I've confrmed that the '08 Impreza aux-in kit does work since the pins are the same size. You need to release the pins from the white connector on the Aux-in harness, and move them over to the I-85 connector. On an '05 Legacy or outback, pins 1, 2, and 5 are empty on the I-85 connector, so you will only need to remove pin 6 from the I-85 connector so that you can install the pin from the aux in harness

 

Pin 1 - audio left (white wire)

Pin 2 - audio right (red wire)

Pin 5 - Ground (black wire)

Pin 6 - Aux enable (brown wire)

 

Those are the colours of the wires in the Aux-in kit harness, and the corresponding pins that you need to move them to on the I-85 connector. This allows you to have aux-in and still retain the steering wheel audio controls

Can someone post a DIY (with pictures) on this install. I am very interested, especially since it will provide the AUX IN along with the STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS.