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The Offical Wagon Thread

We need this thread to post pictures and talk about cool wagons
...........so if you love wagons and need a place to hang out and talk about wagons to other wagon enthusiests, THis is the place!!!:cool:


I'll get things started with some of my favorite pictures

get ready for the ultimate in my wagon picture collection.

vivid racings car I belive


a real nice blue one



the most bad a$$ silver one I have ever seen







not a wrx but still one of the niceest wagons ever!!!!


I'd like to see more pics of this one, post e'm if you got e'm


and of course mine
 
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#1,055 ·
If there working properly I don't think you have a thing to worry about. I know lots of guys are running them. One thing to check on is aiming- they are RHD and have there lamps aimed differently- would be worth checking.

There was an outfit that was importing EDM (LHD) lamps that look like the jdm ones, except are aimed like ours- might want to look at that option as well.
 
#1,067 ·
Fahren said:
oh my that wheel gap.... just about died.


lower it and paint the side skirts.


Well the problem is, even though I like the look and performance that comes with lowering it the fact that I live in the northwest makes it a hard choice. I don't really feel like being the local snow plow in the winter.

change my side skirts from OBP to flat black? :barf: sorry man but we will have to agree to disagree on that one.
 
#1,068 ·
I'm hoping he was joking on that one :)

Take a peek at the STi wagon specific springs- nice firm rates w/ very minimal lowering ~ 10mm- I've run them through some pretty rough winter weather w/o any problem. No problems w/ steep driveways, speed bumps and the like either, basically it puts ride height right at where the STi is.
 
#1,069 ·
jambrose said:
Well the problem is, even though I like the look and performance that comes with lowering it the fact that I live in the northwest makes it a hard choice. I don't really feel like being the local snow plow in the winter.
Ohhh, come on man! Portland doesn't get any serious snow! Lots of ice though. I wouldn't worry about it too much, unless you're heading up to Hood on a regular basis. Even then it's probably not going to be a problem since they plow and sand so often. I've had mine on unplowed mountain roads, and it gets hairy with anything over 5", but it's manageable. DO IT! :cool:
 
#1,071 ·
totally just kidding, did a quick search here instead of google and i found the tutorial i was looking for.
 
#1,072 ·
yeah...i'm part of the club now

06' wagon, Homelink, short shift, dealer installed leather seats, wheel locks, cargo trays, shock sensor, and an Apexi turbo timer (ultra clean install)

12,500 miles - $21,000

now i'm going to order some Prodrive springs for it and i need an exhaust...hmmm, aggressive but not loud and no rice
 
#1,074 ·
Big Sky WRX said:
Noice! that's a good deal- who would have thoguht there was used 06's :)

Scoobysport or Prodrive sounds like it might fill the bill for a muffler.

i searched for it...and didn't settle until i found exactly what i wanted - however i will admit that the leather was a sweet bonus on this one - but i got my 1st of 2 color choices, the 5mt, and the price/miles - i did have to beat on them though to get it to $21k - there was some serious haggling going on


So what vendor do you guys like to get crap from in the LA area or am i just hitting the .com places for the parts i need?
 
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camino cielo said:
Where's that lip from? Never seen a lip on a wagon before, very, very nice.
Thanks, I got it from the Bozz Performance/BozzSpeed shop in the Bay Area. It's meant for the sedan, but with some patience and drilling, it fit right onto the wagon :). The reason why the Chargespeed and V-Limited lips "won't fit" (as advertised as sedan-only on vendors' sites) on the wagon is because we're missing a couple pre-drilled holes in our front bumper...but with at least 2 people, a drill bit and some screws, it should fit no problem.

And now for some better photos :)



 
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