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As expected overall grip is greatly improved. I've noticed some tramlining on our crappy roads here but nothing worrisome. It rained a fair bit here yesterday as well and the tires performed admirably on the wet roads and through puddles. Definitely a great tire, especially at the price they can be purchased for!

Installed 245 45R18 Firestone Firehawk Indy 500's this morning. Zero impact on ride quality, they're quieter than the stock Eagle LS2's and steering response is greatly improved. I look forward to punishing them at their limits once "break in" is done.

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V3's? Hmmm....awesome coilovers and worth every penny. Had them on my WRX - they would absolutely transform the Legacy.

I'll second the recommendation for these. They are carpet on top, rubber/plastic backed so no water seepage into the car's carpet. I had them in my '12 WRX and ordered them immediately for my Legacy.

Camborginie?

Trim removal tool? http://www.harborfreight.com/catalogsearch/result?q=trim+removal

Being the crazy canuck I am I choose choice 3: Dedicated winter 17" tires and steel wheels. 18" summer only

I had both rokblox and ra's on my '12 WRX. You get what you pay for is the best way to put it. The rokblox are an extremely hard/inflexible material with cheap hardware that'll rust very badly after exposure to moisture & winter. They also don't have the same clean lines/cuts that the RA's do. I also found the rokblox "curled" after about a year and wasn't impressed by that either. Switched to the RA's, had zero issues and didn't even hesitate to order them for my new Legacy - worth every penny imo.

What rear differential is in an '11 3.6r sedan? I have an R160 Cusco from my WRX but can't find any information as to what's in the 3.6. Thanks!