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Last post on Dec 13, 2005 at 2:13 PM
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#22 of 29 mods for outback
by joyride21
Aug 25, 2005 (4:51 pm)
anyone know of any mods for an 00 outback. the idaho speed center told me one way is to find a wrecked wrx or sti and rob it blind for parts. anyone have another solution, if im going to find a wrx or sti, i might as well get a newer one and drive that because im going to spend not too much more for a newer one that hasn't been wrecked
thanks
Steve
#23 of 29 Re: mods for outback [joyride21]
by steve_ HOST
Aug 25, 2005 (5:56 pm)
Hey, another Outback owner named Steve - nothing new there, but I'm in Idaho too. Mine's a '97 OB Ltd. Join us for the Subaru Chat in about 5 minutes if you are still around. Link is on the left.
ok, carry on.
Steve, Host
#24 of 29 Re: mods for outback [steve_]
by joyride21
Aug 25, 2005 (8:32 pm)
hey mines a Ltd too. fully loaded which makes it a dog. and as for chat ill try to look at it tomorrow. you done anything to yours.
on another note, do you know of a adaptor for the six disk changer to adapt over to a regular imput on an aftermarket player
Steve
#25 of 29 Re: mods for outback [joyride21]
by steve_ HOST
Aug 25, 2005 (8:40 pm)
The Subaru Crew chat is a weekly event - almost every Thursday night.
Mine just putts around town and I barely drive it until Bogus opens. I haven't filled it up since July 1.
Check out the Sound Systems - Aftermarket & OEM Upgrades discussion for adapter questions.
Steve, Host
#26 of 29 Re: Aftermarket for Legacy [erickson00]
by mikeydee
Aug 31, 2005 (10:24 pm)
Also check out Cobb Tuning; they specialize in Subaru upgrades. They have a Stage 1 kit that is supposed to bump the hp to 290 with just an ECU mod (using a neat AccessECU thingy that lets you choose from a variety of maps, including a "valet" (aka "teenager") map), and they are working on a Stage 2 kit which adds an exhaust kit to the Stage 1 kit for a boost to 305hp. Price for the Stage 1 kit is a bit cheaper than Vishnu, plus you have the ability to flash back the stock map if you need to have warranty work done...
#27 of 29 Re: Anyone has used the VISHNU 50hp ECU refresh for Legacy???? [fzanetti]
by saberkat
Dec 02, 2005 (8:07 pm)
>Also, does anyone here know how fas the sportshift >transmission changes gears???? Both in the S mode and >changing gear manually.....
Howdy,
When the SPORTSHIFTs are in S mode the tranny simply shifts at a higher rpm than it normally would.
When there in manual mode there's a little less than a second delay from when you hit the control (either the shifter or the wheel buttons) to when the car upshifts. Just enough time to plunge the thing into the red >
SaberKat
#28 of 29 Radio input jack?
by stickguy
Dec 13, 2005 (2:13 pm)
Does anyone know if the standard radio (on an '06 SE) has an aux jack on the back? I'm considering buying one, and am wondering if I have any options to hardwire an ipod into the head unit, since I hate the way FM modulation works in my area.
I don't care about anything fancy (like having the radio control anything but volume), I really just want an Aux jack to plug into. If it is there, shouldn't be too hard to pull out the head unit, and fish the wire to someplace convenient. I assume there are kits that will plug right into the ipod and supply power, since there seems to ne an accessory for just about everything else.