Legacy05GT

Anyone ever seen this grill? Do you know what it is/where I can get it?

 

http://i300.photobucket.com/albums/nn21/john-mcgowan/n538492760_306734_5489.jpg

 

Thanks! (Sorry if this is a repost. I'm a n00b.)

Thats the Pleasure Racing grille. The GT is from the trunk emblem.

http://www.prs.jp/product/cata_blbp04.html

http://www.prs.jp/product/cata_image/legacy/air_gril.jpg

heres my Genome w/ the L7

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Hello Hello!!!

saw you on Route 9 in Roswell.

Here are some specs of my CarPC:

DWW-700M motorized indash touchscreen

Via EN15000G mobo

MS-ATX power supply

Ampie/VoomPC case

1GB DDR2 ram

BU-353 GPS rec

O/S: XP sp2 n'lited

FE: Centrafuse

Nav: Microsoft Mappoint

Sound: Turtlebeach Roadie USB

Gamepad: Logitech wireless gamepad

OBDII: Tactrix cable

DVD: Slotload DVD-RW USB 2.0

Internet: Connection via Blackberry device (t-mobile service)

"what the hell are you doing to the car now?"

 

Even my co-workers ask me that

+1 to that

Woo Woo, got the response and tracking number in the email.

Thanks Jazzy.

Jazzy, just lookin for a response, i have paypaled you over a week ago.

Thanks.

on my way out to Mohegen Sun tonight, maybe i'll see one on my way there tonight.. Any gamblers here?

I was there thrusday night, and left my LGT with valet. When the guy dropped the car back off he said "wow, i had no idea subaru made a car like this" then as i stepped into the car he gave a last "have fun in this beautiful machine"

hell yeah....

285 for 7-8 minutes and you don't need a butterknife.

I also cleared mine over the weekend thanks to these instructions. I used the oven method (225 degrees for 15 minutes) which was much easier than I anticipated. I used an old butterknife to separate the housing when they came out of the oven.

 

Once they were cleared, I added some black silicone sealant, pressed them together as much as I could, reheated them in the oven (225 degrees for 10 minutes), then pressed them together so that they clipped together, screwed in the torx screws, and they resealed nicely.

285 degrees for 8 minutes...

be sure you removed all the screws before heating

then after you open and remove the orange, put it back together as much as you can

heat at 285 for about 5 minutes and press the two pieces back together, put the screws back in... and enjoy.

take your time, work on a soft surface, like a towel.

never touch the inside of the clear plastic piece.

take your time.... and post pics, good luck

just curious, but when you put the housing in the oven do you put it directly on the rack?

nope, i put it on a flat cookie sheet... when i did one of the wrx's the silicone dripped through a couple of the holes so some tin foil on the cookie sheet is also a good idea...

280 for 8 minutes...

then before you put it back together, 280 for 5 minutes then seal back together

I used this for both my legacy, and 2 other 04 wrx's.

I probably wouldn't use the power folding mirror alot, but now i really want it...hey subaru, i got an idea, give the top of the line car ALL the options, that way the buyers won't feel like they're gettin jipped.

You guys do realize that this an option that can be disabled by the dealer... takes them like 5 min and no wires to cut or anything. Same goes for Audis and most other cars with keyless entry.

Do you know this for a fact? and if so, why don't any of us know about it yet. It seems that certain mods that we have posted on here(seat-belt chime, etc) my dealer had no idea about.

Also, I'm not a big fan of the dealership service center being that when i took my GT in...their reasoning for why it took so long(3 hours) to check the camber was because "we've never done this on a new legacy"......?!!WTF!!?? your a fucking dealership, you are supposed to know the ins and outs of the cars which u sell and are supposed to "specialize" in, its not like this is a USED car dealership where you have to become familiar with all differnt makes and models....

SUBARU thats it you fucking ass-clowns.

...sorry, anyways, back to topic. wait, what were talking about again?

My dealer would laugh at me. I don't think they'll do anything that they don't see in their training manuals...

...anyways... just do it, its not that bad aslong as you are careful. I was doubtful about the whole idea until i saw the end result for myself.... breath taking. (new pic in vbgarage if your interested)