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IIRC had a conversation with someone about the boomba SSA and it was mentioned that the 5th gen did not come with the "cover plate" for some reason. I'm guessing SOA didn't expect us to be offroading our Legacies much.
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IIRC had a conversation with someone about the boomba SSA and it was mentioned that the 5th gen did not come with the "cover plate" for some reason. I'm guessing SOA didn't expect us to be offroading our Legacies much.

 

My 2012 did not have one, but Swannee installed the bushing at my house and his 2010 had the plate.

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Mine is a 2010 too. Would you mind if I used your VIN number from one of you guys who have the plate to get it looked up?

 

you mean from subaru? your VIN should do just fine for that, its certainly considered to be a piece off your car even if it wasn't actually on it.

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Same here 2010 no plate so it's very odd that some do and some dont. And I believe the PN is 22152AA040 the diagram says (-'10MY0907) and you'll need the bolt too

Here's what I found

http://parts.subaru.com/images/parts/subaru/fullsize/B14_12101277.png

http://parts.subaru.com/images/parts/subaru/fullsize/B14_13001229.png

http://parts.subaru.com/a/Subaru_2010_Legacy/_52445_6027622/MT--TRANSFER--EXTENSION-TRANSFER/B14-121-01.html

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Does anyone have dimensions (diameter & height) of the stock bushings or the hole in which they sit in? Looks awfully similar to my Nissan one, might be able to use this bushing on my Nissan too.

05 LGT 16G 14psi 290whp/30mpg (SOLD)

12 OBP Stock 130whp/27mpg@87 Oct

00 G20t GT28r 10psi 250whp/36mpg

22 Ascent STOCK

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Does anyone have dimensions (diameter & height) of the stock bushings or the hole in which they sit in? Looks awfully similar to my Nissan one, might be able to use this bushing on my Nissan too.

 

The bushing doesn't sit in a hole. It goes on the peg of the shifter arm on the side of the tranny and the cable end hoop goes over it. Did you look at the pics in the first few posts?

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I'm familiar with how these cable shifter bushings work, Nissan has been using them since 2002, Subaru is behind times as usual :lol:.

 

Here is what my current bushings on the Nissan look like vs stock bushing on the right:

http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t188/covertrussian/Cars/00%20G20t%20KH3/Drivetrain/RS6%20Swap/Shifter%20Bushings/RedLion_Bushing_003.jpg~original

 

Here is how it looks installed, very similar to the 2010+ Legacy/Outback arms. I'm curious to see if I can use the Perrin on my Nissan and or use the Nissan one on the Outback :)

http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t188/covertrussian/Cars/00%20G20t%20KH3/Drivetrain/RS6%20Swap/Shifter%20Bushings/RedLion_Bushing_006.jpg~original

 

For the curious the other hole is for making the shifter be a short shifter, it's as easy as drilling a hole on those cars without having to remove the brackets.

05 LGT 16G 14psi 290whp/30mpg (SOLD)

12 OBP Stock 130whp/27mpg@87 Oct

00 G20t GT28r 10psi 250whp/36mpg

22 Ascent STOCK

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Yeah I figured so, I was hoping that someone had the stock bushing laying around to measure it :-D.

 

Maybe next time I'm under the outback I'll measure. If they are the same size, it would open up bushing options that you could use from Nissan community too ;).

05 LGT 16G 14psi 290whp/30mpg (SOLD)

12 OBP Stock 130whp/27mpg@87 Oct

00 G20t GT28r 10psi 250whp/36mpg

22 Ascent STOCK

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Official first mod on my 2012 GT! Was a piece of cake and resulted in a much more solid feel paired with the STi Leather/Aluminum Knob and factory short throw shifter.

 

Old bushing looked pretty rough as well...

 

http://i.imgur.com/TQKYywm.png

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As long as you don't drop any of the screws down inside the shifter box, it's pretty straightforward. It can be a little fiddly trying to get both the 1-2 stop and the 5-6 stop to stay where you want them long enough to get them tight, but it's not difficult.
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