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  1. jamal - i tried searching, but it wasn't working right. it keep giving me an error message. after 20 minutes of trying to get the search to work, i got tired of it and put up a post. don't assume i'm an idiot just because i'm not a regular here. thanks Strakes for the answer.
  2. my dad wants to get a set of 02-05 oem wrx wheels for his extra set of wheels (winter tires) and i was just curious if they would fit his 2000 legacy gt sedan? i know they are both 5x100 and 16x6.5, but just wanted to make sure the offsets would match up. are they both a 55 offset? thanks for any help.
  3. i should also add - i did a search but found nothing regarding alternatives to the pipe. and if i do need to replace it with the oem pipe, are there any other parts i should order that are prone to damage or breakage while replacing the pipe? thanks again.
  4. i have a 93 legacy l with the ever popular leaky fuel filler pipe. the car is just a beater with 200,000+ miles, and i use it on the weekends for hauling trash, etc. my question is this. instead of sticking over 100 bucks into getting a new pipe, is there anyone who has used a rubber hose to repair this? i am not sure if it is flexable enough, or even possible, but thought i would ask around. i may sound cheap, but i would rather not stick a whole lot of money into this car. if someone has done this, or thinks it's possible, can you suggest what diameter hose to use? thanks for the help.

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