tracks sat 1/8 and install day sun 1/9
01-08-2005, 02:27 AM
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tracks sat 1/8 and install day sun 1/9
so who all is going on sat night? i'll be there with the gf this time. also who's up for an install day on sun? nate? josh? jon? ty? i know you guys wanna have some fun. i got those steering rack bushings just waiting to go in.
01-08-2005, 02:59 AM
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I hope
you got the Whitelines, the Noltecs don't fit quite right and take twice the time to install. Whitelines = 1/2 hour, Noltecs = ~ 1hour. The Noltecs are a little too big.
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01-08-2005, 03:42 AM
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san, is that soo??
i ordered some whitelines the other day. good to know that they might be easier to install than noltecs. those sucked *****.
i ordered some whitelines the other day. good to know that they might be easier to install than noltecs. those sucked *****.
01-08-2005, 03:50 AM
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justin - i'm in. lemme know what time. chris (808subaru) also asked if we could help him out with a tranny fluid swap. i also got some stuff to install. anyone want to offer their place?
01-08-2005, 04:17 AM
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namakemono,
yeah, the Whitelines are the steering rack bushing of choice. I and silver satin installed our bushings at my house, his (Noltec) took almost exactly twice as long as mine (Whiteline) and we did mine first. We had done the Noltecs on Dan's STI and they were problematic also. It seems to me the Whiteline bushings are a bit stiffer too. I currently have Noltec front sway bar endlinks that are great (as is their customer service), but can't recommend their steering rack bushings over the Whitelines. I'll have some major suspension upgrades coming soon that I'm guessing a few will be interested in.
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01-08-2005, 12:04 PM
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san-yea i got the whitelines
ty-my place is always open but not the best place to do installs. if no one else offers we can do it at my house.
jon-i'll call ya L8R
ty-my place is always open but not the best place to do installs. if no one else offers we can do it at my house.
jon-i'll call ya L8R
01-08-2005, 01:01 PM
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i'd offer my place, but if there are more than a few of us, my parking lot gets pretty bad. plus i only have one parking stall, but its flat and has no covering. if we need to work somewhere flat, you can come to my place.
01-08-2005, 02:41 PM
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Hey all...I maybe free tomorrow. Its my only day off this week. I'm working 13 of 14 days with tomorrow off...woohoo. I have a garage and looks like it may rain tomorrow. Let me know...I have a few things that I want to put on too. Later.
01-08-2005, 05:18 PM
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Hey Jason if you want you can come over and we can put on what ever you have if you wanna do it in the afternoon I was thinking of washing the cars tommrow but if it's gonna rain. Give ma a call 544-2109.
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hey i got a question..i got an 02 wrx...i'm planning on changing the oil tommorrow along with coolant and the basics...i just wanna know is 10w-30 mobile one good and i dunno what kind of coolant to run..mine is green....any suggestions...shoots