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treminaor 01-10-2017 10:44 PM

Installed a Manzo Racing Diffuser diffuser today and re-lubricated the clutch fork again. Pictures of the diffuser will come once it stops raining like crazy outside lol. Huge storm in the Bay Area this week...

Ultramaroon 01-10-2017 11:38 PM

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Originally Posted by treminaor (Post 2829589)
Installed a Manzo Racing Diffuser diffuser today and re-lubricated the clutch fork again. Pictures of the diffuser will come once it stops raining like crazy outside lol. Huge storm in the Bay Area this week...

Let me know when you're ready to drop the transmission. :/

treminaor 01-11-2017 12:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Ultramaroon (Post 2829612)
Let me know when you're ready to drop the transmission. :/

I think the first time I did it this I was a little light on the greasing, so I used a little more this time. Still probably didn't hit it perfectly, its a shitty angle to work with and you can't see exactly where it's going.

I know dropping the trans is inevitable but I wanna put it off as long as I can without it becoming a bigger problem. Right now it's just a nuisance that takes 10 minutes to fix.

Ultramaroon 01-11-2017 12:35 AM

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Originally Posted by treminaor (Post 2829633)
I think the first time I did it this I was a little light on the greasing, so I used a little more this time. Still probably didn't hit it perfectly, its a shitty angle to work with and you can't see exactly where it's going.

I know dropping the trans is inevitable but I wanna put it off as long as I can without it becoming a bigger problem. Right now it's just a nuisance that takes 10 minutes to fix.

It'll be time when, even after you've lubed the fork pivot, you can feel the TOB binding on the snout. Be super careful because that's the real reason the forks are letting go.

treminaor 01-11-2017 12:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Ultramaroon (Post 2829637)
It'll be time when, even after you've lubed the fork pivot, you can feel the TOB binding on the snout. Be super careful because that's the real reason the forks are letting go.

Shouldn't that be covered by my dealer warranty? If it's something they can feel and recognize is wrong with the pedal feel, they should fix it.

They blew me off the first time because according to them it was just a noise.

Ultramaroon 01-11-2017 12:39 AM

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Originally Posted by treminaor (Post 2829638)
Shouldn't that be covered by my dealer warranty? If it's something they can feel and recognize is wrong with the pedal feel, they should fix it.

They blew me off the first time because according to them it was just a noise.

Oh, definitely. My bad. I keep forgetting about warranties. Not kidding.

treminaor 01-11-2017 12:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Ultramaroon (Post 2829639)
Oh, definitely. My bad. I keep forgetting about warranties. Not kidding.

So to clarify, you're saying that binding/grinding feeling at the bottom of the pedal travel is just going to keep getting worse? And the solution they should arrive at is to replace the TOB and refresh the lubricant?

Ultramaroon 01-11-2017 12:56 AM

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Originally Posted by treminaor (Post 2829641)
So to clarify, you're saying that binding/grinding feeling at the bottom of the pedal travel is just going to keep getting worse? And the solution they should arrive at is to replace the TOB and refresh the lubricant?

Yes. They should also replace the snout (front cover.) The old one will be chafed and will just accelerate the wear of the new TOB.

treminaor 01-11-2017 12:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Ultramaroon (Post 2829648)
Yes. They should also replace the snout (front cover.) The old one will be chafed and will just accelerate the wear of the new TOB.

Any way to guess how much longer the current TOB will last?

Ultramaroon 01-11-2017 01:13 AM

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Originally Posted by treminaor (Post 2829649)
Any way to guess how much longer the current TOB will last?

There's nothing actually wrong with the "bearing" part of the TOB. It's just that the lubricant on that sliding joint has failed. What's left is a sticky mess mixed with clutch dust.

If it starts to really hang up you risk breaking the clutch fork.

CFC BRZ 01-11-2017 08:47 AM

Care to share how you installed the hella horns? Did you drill holes into the metal bar and mount the horns that way? I'm planning to add mine in the spring and am trying to find the best way to do it.

treminaor 01-11-2017 06:02 PM

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Originally Posted by CFC BRZ (Post 2829764)
Care to share how you installed the hella horns? Did you drill holes into the metal bar and mount the horns that way? I'm planning to add mine in the spring and am trying to find the best way to do it.

I followed a short and sweet imgur DIY that someone with a white BRZ posted a long time ago... lets see if I can find it again.

Basically yes I drilled mount holes into the front metal crash bar and used a combination of bolts and nuts to secure and space the horn brackets properly.

Yep this is it http://imgur.com/a/may4m

treminaor 01-26-2017 08:54 PM

Since we're finally having a week-long break in the storms here in CA I figured I would take the opportunity to get the multiple layers of dirt off.

http://i.imgur.com/vApyXza.jpg

treminaor 04-25-2017 06:23 PM

Washed again today, worst thing about hand washes is noticing all the new rock chips and parking dents. What's the best way to clean the grime off of exhaust tips?

http://i.imgur.com/sn1WCF2.jpg


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