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quote:Are you going ahead with the obvious theme or did you have something else in mind? Not sure as yet but I have told the others there has to be a supercharger somewhere. Bajaha posted:E: please keep a log of what parts are known to be from what originally. Curious to see just how far your rabbit hole goes. Oh, it got even stranger. How does part numbers that came off a model that didnt exist yet sound?
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CAT INTERCEPTOR posted:Oh, it got even stranger. How does part numbers that came off a model that didnt exist yet sound? 08+ oil pump?
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Jul 2, 2015 05:46
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Seat Safety Switch posted:08+ oil pump? Close. Very, very close. Needs more "2010" and "Spec C" however. And think more oil cooling. At which point we're just wondering how the hell that happened. Right now I wouldnt be surprised if a 22B part number appeared on something.
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Jul 2, 2015 12:50
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I forgot, have you had the car since new?
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Jul 3, 2015 13:11
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CharlesM posted:I forgot, have you had the car since new? Since 3000kms. Subaru claimed it was an "Executive car" ie used by execs as a runaround up to 5000 kms. They then sell em as "lightly used but as far as the sale goes, we'll call it new but with a hefty discount", so thence I'm the first owner. Just like anything about that car, it's complicated. Just Kaptain Ballistik would hurry up so I can unveil what's next in the garage.
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Jul 12, 2015 23:07
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Being a Subaru owned car early on, I wonder if it was grenaded / smashed up early in its life and cobbled back together on the sly using whatever spare / used / pre production parts were lying around in a Subaru corporate workshop.
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