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Hey, what is your window tint?
Im looking to get mine tinted and I feel like if I get it too dark, the car looks kinda weird. You have a nice tint %. |
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Subaru Drive Performance magazine printed my pic/blurb that I submitted for their 'readers' letters' section - yay!
http://dp.subaru.com/drive/public/ht...index.html#p=4 |
is your tein Flex Z adjstment bottomed out?
thanks! |
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I'm considering between BC racing and Flex Z this moment. But if it can go lower than your pic then i'll probably grab Flex Z Any feedback about Flex Z? Thanks a lot! |
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6/7/16 -I installed a Radium Engineering catch can purchased from CSG. The Radium crank case and PCV kits are identical except for mounting positions. Typically, the crank case can mounts on the driver side and the PCV can mounts on the passenger side. I chose the driver side location as there was more mounting space without the battery there. However, I hooked it up in line with the passenger-side PCV line, instead of the driver side PCV line after speaking with Mike Ibarra from Edelbrock at their open house about which one would be more important.
It's hooked up like this: Passenger-side PCV fitting -> catch can in -> catch can out -> RH PCV fitting on supercharger. The catch can fittings are 1/2" dia, while the PCV fittings are 3/8". The kit only comes with a length of 1/2" hose, so I bought a length of 3/8" hose and 3/8" to 1/2" barb connectors. I did not want to cut the Edelbrock passenger-side PCV hose ( part #51-4246) so I replaced it. I also used spring clamps on all hose connections for peace of mind. Installation was relatively easy. I was able to access the spring clamps with long reach locking forceps, so I didn't need the hose clamp pliers. The kit is of very high quality and installed with my hood struts without issues. http://i.imgur.com/IwX22WH.jpg Passenger side PCV fitting to catch can in. http://i.imgur.com/6tSFTww.jpg Catch can out to RH PCV nose fitting on supercharger (bottom fitting). Top fitting is EVAP solenoid and middle fitting is for the brake booster hose (plugged when used with automatic transmission). http://i.imgur.com/pPrBmaw.jpg |
How are your clear toms holding up my LEDs are buring out on mines, i think clear Toms look amazing on asphalt/DGM
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Were you still under their one year warranty? |
What a great looking car!
Someone was kind enough to link this thread trying to help me work out some fitment of my own. Can you tell me a little bit about what you had to do to get those tires on there? I'm looking at the same wheels (different color) and also looking to do that edelbrock boost kit. However, my car is 4 months old and bone stock, so I'm going to need to do everything. I'd probably get hks coilovers since I'm in Japan to help the wheels fit, but what did you do for that camber? Any trouble? rubbing? |
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When i went another 1/4" lower on Tein Flex Z coilovers, the rear driver tire rubbed the rear bumper plastic clip when going over some dips. that was the only rubbing i experienced. front camber was taken care of with the coilover top hats in front. |
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