thesubarukid
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I just want a replacement of the transmission. I will use whatever will work.
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thanks now I can do some more searching and expand my search
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I have a 2000 2.5 5speed manual Outback. What years and models are interchangeable with my 2000 OB??
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Out here in Olympia, WA all the country girls who drive trucks have a sticker on the back window saying "back off city boy" well once I get my lift I was going to to put on my back window "Back off country girl"
Now that I see it in writing its not as funny as I thought it would be:confused:
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back to the tire problem on the roof, well its a wagon right? about about putting that tire in the back
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when its done you should get some pics up and show us your progress
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I hope you have a fun and very safe ride home!!
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ok so lets do this, I am in
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Sorry, I didn't read deep enough into your posts. See my other reply. SOOBOUTLAW: The same certificate might work for you if you never transferred the title.
ed i was the one that over paid you for the 2 pug lugs
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Ok so I was hoping that some of you guys would like to come over to my place for some BBQ, BEER, and WRENCHING. There will be hamburgers, hot dogs, chicken breasts, and I dont care if you are into the 420 all I ask is that you are not seen by the nosey neighbors
The Kid,
Oly, WA
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some nice trails, and good music!!
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3 reasons, one, i perfer a 6-speed, 2nd lower RPM at highway speeds, hoping for better gas, and last my 5-speed is trashed
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I did a quick search on this and I may have just been looking in the wrong places but I really would like to swap out my 5speed for a 6-speed. I have a 2000 OB wagon. What do you guys think? Can it be done?
Thanks,
The Kid,
Olympia, WA
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I think there are a couple of these running around Australia somewhere.
I saw a sweet green one, I think it was a 78 brat, in Australia.
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I'm wheeling on a set of wal-terrains on morgan's old wagon. they've got lots of miles, and still do pretty well on dry stuff. I air them down to 15-20psi and wheel 'em on the rocks for hours. mud.......not so much, they cake up and turn into slicks real fast.
well as wet as Washington is I think I will go with the Kumho's.
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hey thanks Zap, for the extra 30 bucks a tire I think the Kumho's would be the best way to go.
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zap: what is the main difference between a/t and m/t is it the number of plys?
Phizinza: not sure they are 14" pug rims
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I have been looking at several different tires from My Kumho Venture M/T's (27x8.5R14's) these are $87 a tire. I have found that these are really a great tire. How ever alot of people like the Walmart Liberators, they no longer make them in 14s but they do make the Uniroyal Liberator A/T size: P225/70R14's. These are only $52. So what do you all think?
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ok looks like 2 maybe 3 for sure, and 2 maybe 3 interested?? Personally I am ready today for my lift
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My car has always be serviced my the dealer untill I bought it. I pulled a plug 1st to see if I could find them else where, dont want to pay the darn dealer price. The brand name of the plugs are "ngk". They are $2 each at Shucks. The wires I got from Subaru. I replace my plugs in my cars every year. Its cheep insurance, just like on my boat.
I am running OEM tires and wheels, and maintain 40PSI seems to be working for me?
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not sure if this belongs here or not, but I thought this was a good video, some WRXs getting wrecked
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2205595517661759042
The Kid,
Olympia, WA
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I have a 2000 OB Legecy, it is a 5speed with 78K miles on it. I was only getting 20MPG when I bought the car. The CarFax Report says I am the 3rd owner of the car, and that it has been to the dealership every 5K miles for check ups.
With gas prices hitting 3.17/gal in Olympia, I am tired of 20MPG. Well I have replaced the airfilter with a K&N, the car seem to run better but MPG were same. Then I replace the spark plugs and the wires, got up to 23MPG. The last thing I have done was replaced the fuel filter. I am up to 25-27MPG.
Not saying this is the only answer its just what has worked for me. Hope this is useful to some others.
The Kid,
Olympia, WA
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yeah thats not that far, i am in Olympia, so it would be a day trip, but from the looks of it, it would be a fun day trip
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some great shots!!! where in OR are you guys? was that taken very far from the WA boarder?
got her running
in 1990 to Present Legacy, Impreza, Outback, Forester, Baja, WRX&WrxSTI, SVX
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Well I got my 00 OB on the road again, new reverse gears, new clutch, and a new set of Assurance TripleTred by GoodYear it only set me back $2500! OUCH!!!!! Well there goes my vacation this year, but at least I will get another 80,000 out of her. The clutch was original and it was in good shape but I figured 85K I should just spend the money and get a new one.
The tires were a Killer deal, I got them mounted balanced warrenty and sipped for under $$500, they retail just the tires for over $600 from GoodYear.
anyways now that I have her back and she is running like a champ I need her lifted a bit, does anyone have any ideas? I was thinking maybe a supension lift?