My New 2005 Legacy GT Limited.
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My New 2005 Legacy GT Limited.
I have it now. 2005 Legacy GT Limited. Black with black leather.
250/HP 250 LB of tourque. AWD 13.5PSI single turbo with AWD and a multilink suspension in the back.
Got to love it.
250/HP 250 LB of tourque. AWD 13.5PSI single turbo with AWD and a multilink suspension in the back.
Got to love it.
make take their name off of your car or make them pay you for the advertising!
oh and nice car. how much did that set you back?
edit you changed pics while i was posting the second was originally of the back and you could see the dealer badge.
oh and nice car. how much did that set you back?
edit you changed pics while i was posting the second was originally of the back and you could see the dealer badge.
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Set me back 29k. But, that's with every option includeing subwoofer and amp.
I have one interior pic, will have more later. Its ony 2 days old. I will debage the car by the weekend. The only badge on there will be there LEGACY badge on the back.
I have one interior pic, will have more later. Its ony 2 days old. I will debage the car by the weekend. The only badge on there will be there LEGACY badge on the back.
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Originally posted by silvercloud
Looks OK.
I like the way the circle of the headlights are indented into the bumper. And I like the turn signals on the side mirrors.
Any interior pics?
What kind of tires does it have?
Looks OK.
I like the way the circle of the headlights are indented into the bumper. And I like the turn signals on the side mirrors.
Any interior pics?
What kind of tires does it have?
Also a STI short shifter..the shifter needs to go.
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Originally posted by IkeWRX
BY the way, what turbo did you guys end up with TD-04 or VF39, I've been looking everywhere and still can't find an answer.
BY the way, what turbo did you guys end up with TD-04 or VF39, I've been looking everywhere and still can't find an answer.
Also, the car seems not to have a break in period. There is no break in period in the owners manual, and the dealer stated there was no break in. But, it won't see over 4kRPM untill after the first oil change at 700 miles.
More pictures will come soon... its too rainy for good pics.
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The interior is nice, I rode in it. Like it a lot, definitely a more grown up car. Engine sounds very similar to STI. I am pretty sure Subaru is not going to put the VF39 on the legacy, should be a TD-04.
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Originally posted by Hanzo
The interior is nice, I rode in it. Like it a lot, definitely a more grown up car. Engine sounds very similar to STI. I am pretty sure Subaru is not going to put the VF39 on the legacy, should be a TD-04.
The interior is nice, I rode in it. Like it a lot, definitely a more grown up car. Engine sounds very similar to STI. I am pretty sure Subaru is not going to put the VF39 on the legacy, should be a TD-04.
I am in agreement with Hanzo. Its deffinatly targetted for a more mature market. Interior is top notch.
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Originally posted by -8-
that second shot makes it look like a Ford Taurus.
that second shot makes it look like a Ford Taurus.
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Or I coud just go with 18's and call it a day..but, I would rather spend the wheel money on something diffrent. Like the suspension. But, thats the only thing that bugs me about its appearance. Need to fill the gap.
Originally posted by IkeWRX
You won't clear up that gap without a drop from some springs, trying to do it with tires is the wrong way to go.
You won't clear up that gap without a drop from some springs, trying to do it with tires is the wrong way to go.


