Install Fest - Dec. 17, 2006 - Fremont
well... more like knowledge sharing and helping hands... 
plus, who doesn't want to see 8 guys installing an air filter on a Z?
plus, who doesn't want to see 8 guys installing an air filter on a Z?
Originally Posted by projectwrx
install fest = gathering of people who need other people to install their parts for them. lol
Last edited by DetailAddict; Dec 11, 2006 at 04:21 PM.
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lol, that was good. I think we needa get more stuff done next time, i really think though, kevin, you should do it earlier, installs SHOULD take an hour or two for most parts, but without the proper tools it can last a while.
if it doesn't rain, we can have ~3 cars going on like last time... 1 in garage and 2 in driveway...
Originally Posted by SkylineR35GTRx
lol, that was good. I think we needa get more stuff done next time, i really think though, kevin, you should do it earlier, installs SHOULD take an hour or two for most parts, but without the proper tools it can last a while.
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Originally Posted by StupidDent
well... more like knowledge sharing and helping hands...
plus, who doesn't want to see 8 guys installing an air filter on a Z?
plus, who doesn't want to see 8 guys installing an air filter on a Z?
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Originally Posted by ChiShiFu
lol, i'm not even i nthis thread and i'm gettin ragged on.. you subie owners are mean.. *sniff* hurts my feelings
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stop being a little girl, come to the meet and give a helping hand! time to return the favor to the subaru community!
actually, to think about it, I have something I want to fix too... My stupid exhaust is making some noise... I think it's from the cat shield... Just need to put the sucker on a ramp, take of the shield off, pound it out, and put it back...
1. darkonion (fog lights and suspension related problems)
2. Ave, ill bring snacks like last time as per tradition
3. Mulcibre (bodywork)
4. SkylineR35GTRx (just helping out and chilling)
5. JRsWRX (need to install fuel pump. Have personally installed turbo,injectors,exhaust,gauges....
6. pkapride (install Turbo Timer to E-brake and ECU, and re-install BOV)
7. StupidDent (fix cat shield, and can do Odor Removal and PDR)
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1. darkonion (fog lights and suspension related problems)
2. Ave, ill bring snacks like last time as per tradition
3. Mulcibre (bodywork)
4. SkylineR35GTRx (just helping out and chilling)
5. JRsWRX (need to install fuel pump. Have personally installed turbo,injectors,exhaust,gauges....
6. pkapride (install Turbo Timer to E-brake and ECU, and re-install BOV)
7. StupidDent (fix cat shield, and can do Odor Removal and PDR)
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Originally Posted by A.V.E.
looks like there will be a few showers on sunday, what if we move it to sat...??? looks like sat is going to be party cloudy.
-Ave
-Ave
Does anyone have a canopy?
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I have a somewhat extensive socket set. Is it just my experience or do most of the parts on a subie seem to require either a 7mm, 10mm or 12mm socket.... I can also bring a cordless DeWalt drill.
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Haha... the horrid picture that will forever ruin me...
Hey... it isn't as bad as the guy urinating on the side of a building.
Hey... it isn't as bad as the guy urinating on the side of a building.
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Originally Posted by pkapride
I have a somewhat extensive socket set. Is it just my experience or do most of the parts on a subie seem to require either a 7mm, 10mm or 12mm socket.... I can also bring a cordless DeWalt drill.
plus if anyone has a dremel, i rememebr we really needed last time. if you have it, go ahead and bring it along. who knows... we may need it this time.
-Ave