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2006 JDM Subaru Legacy 3.0R BLE in Newport Blue

Interior/Exterior:

 

STI front lip + lip skirt

Grilles, 4 options:

  • Stock 91121AG150

  • Mesh J1017AG080

  • Spec.B Honeycomb 91122AG100

  • Zero/Sports Carbon 0104024

Rear spoiler E7210AG000

Front/rear splash guards J1010AG221/J1010AG264

Rear bumper fog/reflector replaced with covers (outer: 57731AG840, 57731AG850 + inner: 57731AG861, 57731AG871)

McGard number plate lock bolts J1077YA004

LED parking lights

LED panels interior/trunk lights

Amber turning lights bulbs replaced with silver/mirror coated bulbs

2-din conversion kit H6217AG911

Momo leather gear knob C1017AG030

STI pedal covers C8110AG010

Alloy inserts sill plates E1010AG000

 

Prorack S-wing flush crossbar roofracks

Prorack Cargo Box 10

 

 

Engine:

Samco Sport intake pipe 40TB1683

HKS Super Hybrid filter 70017-AF001

Beatrush by Laile radiator cooling plate

 

Blitz electronic throttle controller

 

 

Exhaust:

 

2 options:

 

  • HKS ES Premium mufflers

  • Liberal Albero Euro quad tip mufflers

 

 

Suspension:

 

Ohlins fixed perch damper adjustable struts

Apexi yellow springs

 

Beatrush by Laile front strut brace

Beatrush by Laile brake cylinder stopper

Beatrush by Laile rear strut brace

 

Cusco Front Lower Arm Bar Version II 686 477 A

Cusco Lower Arm Bar Version II Rear 684 478 A

STI Pillowball Rear Lateral Arms ST2029021000

UltraRacing Lower Bar Rear RL2-1431

 

OEM Tribeca 25mm front swaybar 20401XA00A + 25mm bushes 20414XA01A

Cusco swaybar links 680 318 B

 

Zero/Sports 21mm rear swaybar + bushes

Cusco pillowbal rear swaybar links 684 317 A

Cusco rear swaybar mounts reinforcement brackets 684 316 B

Cusco rear swaybar lower bracket 684 316 A

 

 

 

Brakes:

Brembo 4 pot front + 2 pot rear

Brembo rotors
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Dixcel M type pads front/rear

Safebrake braided lines

Motul 600

 

 

Wheels:

 

Prodrive GC-7C 18x7.5 ET48 British Gold

(not to be confused with non-forged PFF7)

Volk Racing Rays steel lug nuts in black + valve caps

 

Bridgestone Potenza S001 225/40/18

Bridgestone Potenza RE002 225/40/18 - spare set

 

BBS RG-R 18x7.5 ET49 - RIP

 

 

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Bye-bye Amber :smt006

 

Before:

 

http://i.imgur.com/lyfJKRV.jpg

 

After:

 

http://i.imgur.com/IfrqxS2.jpg

 

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Before:

 

http://i.imgur.com/AvkUEDJ.jpg

 

After:

 

http://i.imgur.com/nqCSQ7f.jpg

 

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Changed oil/filter with a genuine Subaru filter and Castrol Edge 5W-30. Then I thought why not and did the following:

 

http://i.imgur.com/8CH0k9Q.jpg

 

Part numbers:

 

http://i.imgur.com/8ENz53c.jpg

 

Rear fog/reflector removed, covers unwrapped

 

http://i.imgur.com/FiAHgkb.jpg

 

Then the rain started... :smt012

 

http://i.imgur.com/NMrQxEh.jpg

 

Done

 

http://i.imgur.com/vO2HJXO.jpg

 

Was my first ever bumper removal, went smooth as and if not the rain would've been done pretty quickly (should've really done it in a garage but it was nice and sunny when I did the oil change - NZ weather at its best). Touched up a few rusty spots on the towbar while the bumper cover was off.

 

Really like the new look, much more "sportier" and subtle, not sure if I'd colour match the covers - like the contrast (plan B: get another set of outer covers and colour match them :cool: ).

 

http://i.imgur.com/9RrRVqs.jpg

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Bought a grille unseen, turned out it is a part number J1017AG001 and won't fit (it does fit if you're not picky but there's a small gap at the bottom). Kind of expected it so not that upset and I'm sure it'll sell easily. The grille came in a Syms box with some instructions and fitting hardware, then I found this little packet inside:

 

http://i.imgur.com/alpsMqX.jpg

 

http://i.imgur.com/nw7kbqq.jpg

 

http://i.imgur.com/PP82QEO.jpg

 

McGard license plate lock bolts, not the biggest necessity but still pretty cool and most importantly FREE :smt005

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You've seen the braces, how about some grilles? :roll:

 

First up is J1017AG001: plastic, metal mesh, logo and central reinforcement piece can be removed completely leaving just the mesh if you're after a stealth look and OEM quality. Too bad it is a pre-face grille and a doesn't fit perfectly.

 

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I had a spare set of 18" 3.0R specB wheels for sale that not surprisingly sold yesterday. The buyer also happened to own a pre-face 3.0 and just like me managed to collect a few bits - grilles were the most interesting part for me. Met with him today to drop the wheels off and he brought two grilles in: one OEM and another one crappy quality carbon like mesh. I knew exactly what the OEM grille was and after a short but very successful (for myself :lol: ) negotiation I was on my way home with the new grille in the boot.

 

Here we go, part number J1017AG080: all plastic (Subaru calls it resin), badge cannot be removed, dark grey/charcoal metallic

 

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http://i.imgur.com/NfoJyu4.jpg

 

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PS: excuse the dirty car :oops:

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Dude, the sickest legacy I've seen yet, I have an 09 n\a special edition black on black. How did you get the amber out of your headlights and tailights?? I'm also lookon to remove my rear bumper reflectors

 

For the tail lights you can get a pair of silver coated amber bulbs. That way they light up amber but look clear when not lit up. I did that too. I believe since his car has the JDM headlights that he can do the same for the headlights. For the USDM headlights you would have to bake the lights and remove the amber bulb cover and get bulbs as well.

 

And yes, Noodle's car is sick. I have been following his build on SLI.

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For the tail lights you can get a pair of silver coated amber bulbs. That way they light up amber but look clear when not lit up. I did that too. I believe since his car has the JDM headlights that he can do the same for the headlights. For the USDM headlights you would have to bake the lights and remove the amber bulb cover and get bulbs as well.

 

And yes, Noodle's car is sick. I have been following his build on SLI.

 

 

Precisely that - JDM headlights are "clean" from factory, all you need to do is just to swap annoying amber for some "silver vision"-like bulbs, got some off eBay.

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