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  1. Thanks for the detailed DIY for this task.

     

    My car is a 2005 Legacy GT limited wagon, so I assumed the task would be the same as written.

     

    I have however encountered a problem. Working on the drivers seat, I removed the seat pan bolt on the left side (the one pictured in this thread) but there is also one wedged behind the seat belt anchor. This is a total head scratcher to me as it appears even if I take the anchor off the metal it attaches to is riveted to the frame so removal of the seat pan bolt is still blocked :spin:

     

    I swear I have read this thread a few times and tried to do a search so forgive me if I missed it somewhere.

    Thanks for any help or guidance.

    -Tim

  2. Friday Dec 18

    Regal Blue Pearl LGT Wagon

    clean aftermarket rims

    entering Southbound 101 near Grand Ave in lovely South San Francisco

    I merged onto the off-ramp on my motorcycle after you came on in a hurry. A thing of beauty our wagons are *^_^* I would have given you a thumbs up but I was only able to get up beside you before you changed lanes and used your turbo. Bye Bye I thought to myself.

     

    -tim

  3. Spotted 2 at Laguna Seca yesterday.

    Both Sedans

    1 white, nice rims

    1 blue, vanity plate (not going to type it out for id protection, in case you are sensitive to that)

     

    What is the deal with not being on the tracks guys??? Too many Miata's not enough turbo's! I would have run the wagon if i had it *^_^*

     

    -tim

  4. Install was straight forward between the instructions included and also the knowledge on this forum. Unit came as described, well assembled. IT is cool being able to glance over and see what kind of boost my Turbo is spooling. Sourcing tubing and t-joint (I went with a Y connector) was the hardest part. Well that and routing the tube through the firewall and finding the tube on the other side. So, the GTBoost gauge itself is plug and play and is very sweet, running hoses takes a bit of work, work well worth while.

     

    Thanks Lossol.

     

    -tim

  5. ~4:30 pm Monday 11/17

    ABP Legacy GT Sedan, DIY front grill, turning left off of E Market onto Hillside BLVD in Daly City. Looked real nice. Makes me rethink my list of acceptable colors for the wagon I plan on buying. Atlantic Blue does look real good with a nice tint in the sun.

     

    -tim

     

    4:45pm spotted the same Legacy today on Bayshore crossing Guadalupe Canyon in Brisbane. Craziness.

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