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Bought this 2000 outback about 6 months ago and have finally started making enough money to start having a little fun with it. Haven't done much other than some oversized mud flaps and a rocker panel paint job but I would like to lower it in the next month or so and put a set of nice rims and tires on.

 

http://i1253.photobucket.com/albums/hh582/aquart11/16328eb8.jpg

 

http://i1253.photobucket.com/albums/hh582/aquart11/98816b16.jpg

 

http://i1253.photobucket.com/albums/hh582/aquart11/7ab47d9a.jpg

Can get a great deal on these wheels tell me what you guys think

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After a few hours work and some frustration I finally got the wheels on and they're lookin pretty good :spin:

 

http://i1253.photobucket.com/albums/hh582/aquart11/62ba10d7.jpg

 

Didnt do my research before buying them and they had the wrong bolt pattern so I had to pay for it by buying a set of adapters.

 

http://i1253.photobucket.com/albums/hh582/aquart11/d8e7400a.jpg

 

I got the shortest open ended lugs I could find but they were still to long so I had to lathe them down a bit.

 

http://i1253.photobucket.com/albums/hh582/aquart11/2c70a20e.jpg

 

But finally they're on and have a nice stance with the 1inch spacer/adapter

 

http://i1253.photobucket.com/albums/hh582/aquart11/a3f87e47.jpg

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Hey rims look good and just a suggestion for lowering on my 99 legacy I put 04 sti suspension on it before I got coilovers and it lowered it a good amount prolly 2 inches maybe 1.5" Here's a pic <a href="http://s258.photobucket.com/albums/hh269/shizz2thenat/?action=view&current=ab3fb85a.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://i258.photobucket.com/albums/hh269/shizz2thenat/ab3fb85a.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket Pictures, Images and Photos" /></a> http://i258.photobucket.com/albums/hh269/shizz2thenat/ab3fb85a.jpg
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I looked into that briefly a few weeks ago but couldn't find a straight answer about what set up would be compatible with the outback. If I went that route I would most likely buy the kit with axles, brakes, rotors, shocks and springs that way I'd be one step closer to putting a WRX or STI drivetrain in.
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I looked into that briefly a few weeks ago but couldn't find a straight answer about what set up would be compatible with the outback. If I went that route I would most likely buy the kit with axles, brakes, rotors, shocks and springs that way I'd be one step closer to putting a WRX or STI drivetrain in.

 

Well that'd be awesome I'm so glad I swapped mine no one expects an older legacy to be fast and about wether they'd fit or not I forgot yours is a 2000 I'm not sure about that I think you have a different suspension than me but if you wanted to try the Sti struts I'd let you try my old ones there only sitting in my garage now

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Continuing small projects on the subie, I Removed the headliner do to stains that were on the back half from before I got it. When I got about halfway through the project I realized what the stains were from. Somehow a mouse had gotten up into the headliner and was living up there for awhile. There was mouse poop all over the thing, which also explained the odd smell that lingered from time to time. I Cleaned out the whole thing and got every last piece out. I attempted to use the Rust-oleum fabric paint but it didn't do to great of a job. I may have to go the second route of just laying a new headliner over it. but i also painted the front grill to see how that would look before I went to a mesh grill. heres how it looks

 

http://i1253.photobucket.com/albums/hh582/aquart11/a3edace6.jpg

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Not much tint is allowed here in mass, but I will get the darkest I can on everything. Also a lowered touch is what I want. I see your lowered outback, what springs did you use? I can't afford a decent set of coilovers at the moment on my college student income.
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