Jump to content
LegacyGT.com

MrCobbs

I Donated
  • Posts

    375
  • Joined

Posts posted by MrCobbs

  1. Anyone running 2018+ STi 19'' wheels? Please post pictures and the tire size you're running. Picking up a set soon and trying to decide on the tire size

     

     

     

    I’m unsure if anyone has it yet but here is one in NZ. 609ab345950d864bce06ead2614f74b3.jpg

    6c490544a45d4f99695cd6844aa0d170.jpg

    15cfca08d72e1dad375f758b9ac17abf.jpg

     

    I think 225/45R19 will give you the normal width of the tire and allow you to keep nearly the same diameter.

     

     

    Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

  2. Yea I saw this one but to be honest the music and wind noise in the video overpowered the sound of the exhaust and I could barely hear it.

     

    Also there was a new TSB released yesterday. Can anyone share it if they have access at the moment? It's about a design change or update to the Hub Bearing Assembly which is really important for our cars.

    05-67-19 Technical Service Bulletin - Wheel Hub / Bearing Assembly- Design Change

  3.  

    I saw this somewhere on Subaru's site.

     

    A retuned ECU for 2018 provides the CVT with smoother and more responsive acceleration.

     

    Maybe CVT was slightly changed in 2018 and retuned so maybe that may have something to do with it. The guys over where the dyno was ran were saying they could feel the engine feeling limited after getting around 4600 and said this can be tuned to push out an extra 30 or so to the wheels and torque.

     

    In the changes for 2018 book I saw this as well.

     

    646c098ab02e045a4ce3774cd3c5bf05.jpg

     

     

    Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

  4. the rear bar is the best upgrade to tame body roll, cornering grip is going to be tire related... stickier tires wear faster and are generally more expensive...

     

     

     

    If you do upgrade your rear sway bar please also upgrade your endlinks or this could happen. These were the Whiteline but I’m going to upgrade to Moog or Kartboy.

     

    8585be9601b29dabc084798ec31038af.jpg

     

     

    Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

  5. This is actually an important issue as SOA is trying to distinguish the cause of all of these cracked windshields on the Legacy and Outback 6th Gens.

     

    I can tell you that the construction changed in 2017 - 2018 according to SOA from laminiated to the thicker PVB center layer and it's still an issue in some instances.

     

    For those that are getting replacements, are you getting OEM? It seems safelite in some areas hasn't been using OEM. Here's the part number to the newer ones but I'm unsure it will fit.

     

    65009AL41A w/EyeSight

    65009AL17D wo/Eyesight

     

    I'm sure this was posted before somewhere but here you go!

     

    Subaru of America, Inc. (SOA) Quality Assurance has identified an increase in the number of cracked windshields on some 2015 and 2016MY Legacy and Outback models. Further investigation has determined the root cause for many of these failures to be the ceramic materials used for the black-colored printed perimeter combined with the silver-colored material used for the wiper deicer portion of the windshield glass. In response to this increase, SOA is extending the original warranty on applicable factory-installed windshields to 5 years / unlimited miles. This warranty extension will cover windshield replacement a maximum of ONE TIME where applicable on a vehicle with a VIN prior to those listed in the Production Change Information on page 2 and meeting the guidelines outlined in this bulletin.

     

    Bulletin is 12-192-15R

×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

Terms of Use