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Carlton603

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  • Location
    New Hampshire
  • Car
    2006 LGT Stg II
  • Interests
    Hiking, Snowboarding, Turning wrenches
  • Occupation
    Systems Analyst

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  1. I think he fabricated the wicker bill (spoiler) himself. It walks a fine line between rice and beauty
  2. Does anyone have any insight for a meet in the southern NH area? Curious if anyone has organized anything.
  3. You cant have red lug nuts without red emblems
  4. What you don't like lime green headlamps? Snob. Haha
  5. The blacked out grille is okay, if you're a "glass is half full" type
  6. Appreciate all the hard work you have done, and I am definitely looking forward to a potential group buy for the single pod!
  7. Funny though, I don't see a sedan option for 2006 LGT. Only wagons, am I going crazy?
  8. Forgot to post an update. I dropped my car off with the dealer and they installed the new airbag. Everything looks great and still functions, you would have never known they had the dash off. Hats off to Prime Subaru here in NH for a job well done. -Carlos
  9. Just got the call from my local Subaru dealer, the airbag parts are in and I will be dropping my car off early next week for the day. Ill post back here with the results, keeping my fingers crossed
  10. If it happens to be a vent gauge pod, are you thinking of selling them?
  11. Hey guys, I commute from Nashua to Marlborough so you might see me on 495 sometime. Just wanted to say hi to fellow New Englanders!
  12. Yes your 06 has the filter inside the bolt, and if you are unsure of its condition I would highly recommend you remove and inspect it. On my 06, I removed and installed a new bolt/filter with new washers. My thought is I will just inspect the bolt at every other oil change and replace if needed. However, a lot of people recommend to remove the filter and install the bolt again. If you have a 17mm stubby wrench, removing the bolt is not difficult it is just time consuming (you only have room to turn the bolt 1/4 turn each time). This thread has some good information (http://legacygt.com/forums/showthread.php/remove-all-banjo-filters-222758.html) I did not replace the bolt at the AVCS bolt, although from what I read it is much easier to access. That is next on my list
  13. Thanks, just looked them up they seem pretty affordable. How was the fitment, and modifications required to install? Oh and BTW, your wagon looks great!!
  14. Hey Magnusonsubie, what type of front lip is on your wagon? Is it a diy job?
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