PNWHardcore

Let me know if this is good enough!

 

http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e391/tgunal/Subaru%202015/8c0bf4bc-837e-46eb-8130-b9cd4c16c8af_zpsh0yofxjc.jpg

 

Is this near Golden Gardens?

Funny thing is it's probably the same forest just on opposite sides of the pass.

 

Wenatchee National Forest. That shot was taken way out near the Lake Creek Campground up the Entiat River.

Latest score:

Kaopealii: 2

Grnlantern1: 3

PNWHardcore: 2

Twistedfreedom: 1

2_From_NH: 1

tigger73: 1

Cyc66: 1

 

Next Challenge: Your Subaru in a huge puddle

http://i.imgur.com/oDqR80a.jpg

Oh yeah, dur

 

Twistedfreedom it is, then.

Current Score:

Kaopealii: 1

Grnlantern1: 1

PNWHardcore: 1

 

Next Challenge - PHOTO OF A 6TH GEN WITH A SUNRISE OR SUNSET IN THE BACKGROUND

Current Score:

Kaopealii: 2

Grnlantern1: 2

 

Or as an alternative... literally any picture of your Legacy by someone who hasn't already posted a pic on this thread.

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http://i.imgur.com/8O6WMeU.jpg

So can I still post a pic near a lake?

 

Yeah man, kaopealii's photo barely has any liquid water...

Sub

Anyone know what coilovers fit / are preferred? I want to drop my ride height, but I don't want to sacrifice ride quality. I would even be interested in improving road noise and shock absorption.

I just dipped my grill yesterday! You have to remove the bumper cover, which is surprisingly easy.

 

There are C clips under the hood for the top, count 4

9 C clips on the bottom under the car

And two C clips in the wheel wells.

 

Then you need to pry the cover gently from the wheel wells toward the front. It feels a little sketchy but just be careful and confident. If you have fogs, you'll want to disconnect them at this point. I recommend two people to remove the final assembly, but I managed by myself, with an old comforter on the ground to set it on.

 

It's almost exactly the same process as the WRX bumper cover removal here:

 

Then you just unscrew the grill from the bumper for spraying.

 

http://i.imgur.com/kB7GgUZ.jpg