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Legacy Spec B Pics and Parts List


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I don't work for Renick, but I thought this was page had enough worthwhile info. to post.

 

The link below has a bunch of great pictures of the Spec B suspension and also gives the complete parts list with both prices and part numbers. Renick Motorsports is selling the Strut and Spring Kit for $1,610 and the Aluminum Arms (front and back) for $1,394. That's about $3k for the complete setup. Pricey indeed, but not that bad considering your are changing almost everything in the suspension except the swaybars.

 

 

http://www.renickmotorsports.com/oscommerce/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=254_354_745&products_id=1531

 

 

Here is the text from their website.

 

This Bilstein Suspension comes standard on the 2006 Legacy Spec B. Convert your standard Legacy GT sedan with these tuned suspension components. Chose either the Strut and Spring Kit, Aluminum Arm kit or both to drastically improve the handling of your Legacy. Each kit comes with new components listed below. Parts listed replace or work with existing suspension components. All parts are brand new factory parts.

 

 

Strut and Spring Kit

 

 

20310AG400 - Front RH Strut $436.59.

20310AG410 - Front LH Strut $436.59.

20320AG000 - Front Strut Mount $60.23 each (2).

20322AG010 - Front Strut Dust Cover $10.03 each (2).

20323AG000 - Front Spring Seat $12.38 each (2).

20330AG720 - Front Coil Spring $68.63 each (2).

20365AG260 - Rear Shock Absorber $289.35 each (2).

20370AE000 - Rear Strut Mount $33.50 each (2).

20372AE000 - Rear Shock Dust Cover $8.40 each (2).

20375AE000 - Rear Rubber Spring Seat $13.37 each (2).

20380AG540 - Rear Coil Spring $68.63 each (2).

This Strut and Spring Kit retails for $2002.22 and we are offering at a discounted price. $1610.83 Special price. Chose this or both kits from the pull down menu.

 

 

Aluminum Arm Kit

 

 

20202AG160 - Front RH Control Arm $370.43.

20202AG170 - Front LH Control Arm $370.43.

20252AG021 - Rear RH Trailing Arm $357.20.

20252AG031 - Rear LH Trailing Arm $357.20.

20250AG000 - Rear Forward Lateral Link $58.60 each(2).

20250AG030 - Rear RH Upper Lateral Link $83.70.

20250AG040 - Rear LH Upper Lateral Link $83.70.

This Aluminum Arm Kit retails for $1739.86 and we are offering at at a discounted price. $1394.20 Special price.

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I agree the parts are pricey, but that's what you get buying from the dealer. The Bilstein B6 Sport shocks are available on the European site, but there is no pricing yet. When they become available in the U.S. they will likely be much cheaper.

 

http://katalog.bilstein.de/

 

Not much alternative to the dealer for the suspension arms themselves. The WRX aluminum front control arms are less than half the price of the very similar Legacy ones, bummer. They should be lighter and come with stiffer bushings that should increase the responsiveness of the handling. However, I don't know if it is really worth it given the price. Would be great to find out the weight difference between the steel and aluminum parts.

 

In any case, those were the most detailed pictures I have seen of the Spec B suspension, which others might find interesting.

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They should be lighter and come with stiffer bushings that should increase the responsiveness of the handling. However, I don't know if it is really worth it given the price. Would be great to find out the weight difference between the steel and aluminum parts.

 

In any case, those were the most detailed pictures I have seen of the Spec B suspension, which others might find interesting.

 

i am assuming a 10lbs difference on each control arm, which does not do a lot for the weight savings on the car, but 10lbs of unsprung weight does a lot for suspension.

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i am assuming a 10lbs difference on each control arm, which does not do a lot for the weight savings on the car, but 10lbs of unsprung weight does a lot for suspension.

Really? That seems high to me, but if it's really 10 pounds per corner, that's pretty significant. Also, would the whole 10 pounds really be unsprung? I would think of it as partially sprung.

 

Now, what I really want to know is which STi Pink springs are the best match for the USDM Bilsteins.

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