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Saggio's 07 OBXT!


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After owning a 99 OBS, 02 WRX, 06 WRX wagon, 2 04 STi's, 05 STi, and many other cars, I've had my eye on getting a OBXT.

 

Love how Legacy's ride in general, so I went and bought this 2007 OBXT Limited 5-spd. So far I LOVE IT!!!

 

Modifications:

Cobb DP

Cobb AP

K&N Drop-in

Ralitek 19mm RSB

5000K Low Beam HID's

3000K Fog Light HID's

2005 LGT Wagon GR-2 KYB Suspension

H&R Springs

OEM IPod hookup to factory deck

Black STi Delron shift knob

 

NEW:

18x8 +43 Prodrive GC06 wheels / 235/45/18 DWS Tires

 

Future Modifications?.. ;)

 

 

Here are a few pictures to get the thread started...

 

 

18x8 +43 Prodrive GC06 wheels / 235/45/18 DWS Tires

 

 

http://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s32/SaggioWRX/2007%20OBXT/1.jpg

http://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s32/SaggioWRX/2007%20OBXT/3.jpg

http://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s32/SaggioWRX/2007%20OBXT/4.jpg

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Good choice, Sir. Nice to see folks are still doing this.

Interesting to be sure...coincidentally, up here in southern Canada, I dropped mine on OEM LGT wagon suspension just this past Tuesday and couldn't be more pleased with the stiffer flatter cornering improvement.

 

http://www.toronto-subaru-club.com/forums/technical-suspension/151134-lowering-my-06-obxt.html#post1270006

 

 

May I ask please, what rubber are you running on those Outback alloys? Are those the OEM 225/55/17s?

I shod my Virus alloys with 215/50/17 Eagle GTs for summer, taking no chances of fender rub.

My Outback alloys will be shod with winter Ice tires so I'm thinking 205/55/17 for deeper snow grip if the Outback OEM size doesn't fit right...

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Can you measure from the center of the wheel to the fender for me?
[URL="http://legacygt.com/forums/showthread.php/proper-flip-key-interesti-159894.html"]Flip Key Development Thread[/URL] "Genius may have its limitations, but stupidity is not thus handicapped." - E. Hubbard
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Yes, I'm still using the 225/55/17 OEM size rubber. No issues.

 

 

Can you measure from the center of the wheel to the fender for me?

 

Sure thing. I'll measure and post it up.

 

Did you get your alignment done? It shouldn't be off by much but enough to get it fixed.

 

Alignment will be done this week sometime.

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Every time there is a thread with a lowered OBXT there is ten pages of questions about the LGT suspension. So funny.

 

Thats because us outback owners are careful. And want to be 100% sure that it can actually be done. I know when I was looking at legacy suspension I asked 100 questions to 4 different people to make sure it'd work.

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I feel like I asked a bunch of questions before starting my Bilstein install too.

 

I really want to look into removing all of the body spacers, though. That'd be the final component of turning the car into an LGT wagon.

[URL="http://legacygt.com/forums/showthread.php/proper-flip-key-interesti-159894.html"]Flip Key Development Thread[/URL] "Genius may have its limitations, but stupidity is not thus handicapped." - E. Hubbard
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hey, good to see someone i recognize. probably dont remember me, i used to have a black wrx with no interior cuz i thought it was a race car. had an evo for a while, just traded that in for a '11 outback. hopefully wife lets me get an actual race car soon, didn't know you had an outback
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hey, good to see someone i recognize. probably dont remember me, i used to have a black wrx with no interior cuz i thought it was a race car. had an evo for a while, just traded that in for a '11 outback. hopefully wife lets me get an actual race car soon, didn't know you had an outback

 

Yep! I remember you and your car :)

 

Have plans for your outback?

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not many, the first day i got i drove over some boulders no problem, and the other day i went up a jeep trail with no issues and its completely stock. only things ive changed are an afe dry flow air filter, and i replaced the "subaru" emblem with "lesbaru". got in big trouble with the wife for that but my friends think its hilarious and her lesbian friend thinks its the best thing ever. i wanna paint the chrome trim around the windows and powdercoat the wheels, but nothing too crazy. about to get an 89 325i and would rather put my money towards building that into a pro3 race car. after i hit the wall in portland with evo, i definitely knew 1 car was bad idea. whole point of getting outback, i love it! 30 mpg and its just as good as a jeep offroad while being super comfortable, reliable, and practical. you still run solar reflections?http://i187.photobucket.com/albums/x86/lilyluvr77/lesbaru-1.jpg
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