WHAT DID YOU DO TO YOUR BRZ TODAY?

[Husker BRZ]

Originally Posted by BirdTRD

Made a jumper for my fuse box to give me 12V constant at the Accessory outlet in the glove compartment (will work for the center console Acc. outlet as well). I wanted to be able to run my dash cam 24/7 without cutting and splicing any wires on the car. Mission accomplished.

Won't that drain the battery down? Just curious. I installed a dashcam but haven't hardwired it yet.

[BirdTRD]

Originally Posted by Husker BRZ

Won't that drain the battery down? Just curious. I installed a dashcam but haven't hardwired it yet.

I don't think it draws too much juice, plus you can still manually turn it off or unplug it. We'll see how it goes when winter rolls around.

[kalamitykode]

My new diffusah. Well, not new, been sitting in my room for about 3 months. Just finally got around to putting it on. Now for some tips until I get a new exhaust..

[BirdTRD]

Originally Posted by iamdaspoon

Installed Invidia Catless Front pipe, Debadged, Installed Beatrush shift knob and drift button, and changed reverse lights. Been a busy two days.

Edit: sorry for sideways pics, also sorry because too lazy to fix

@iamdaspoon, PLEASE, please, please, get youself some proper jackstands! Cinderblocks are just a disaster waiting to happen. If you absolutely must use cinderblocks to support your car (or any other), turn the blocks so that they are in the same orientation as the lower block you have there (holes vertical), not like the top block (holes horizontal) because they were not designed to support a load that way. Also use a piece of wood on top to help distribute the load. I just don't want to see anyone get hurt.

[JonnyRocket]

Originally Posted by iamdaspoon

Darwin Award waiting to happen. Listen to @BirdTRD

[iamdaspoon]

Originally Posted by BirdTRD

@iamdaspoon, PLEASE, please, please, get youself some proper jackstands! Cinderblocks are just a disaster waiting to happen. If you absolutely must use cinderblocks to support your car (or any other), turn the blocks so that they are in the same orientation as the lower block you have there (holes vertical), not like the top block (holes horizontal) because they were not designed to support a load that way. Also use a piece of wood on top to help distribute the load. I just don't want to see anyone get hurt.

Easy guys, the car is on jack stands, the cropping of the picture just cuts them off, the cinder blocks are just a security


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[BirdTRD]

Originally Posted by iamdaspoon

Easy guys, the car is on jack stands, the cropping of the picture just cuts them off, the cinder blocks are just a security


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Whew!


My Grandfather got trapped under his Ford Pinto years ago after the cinderblock he was using broke, fortunately my Uncle was there to help him. Just didn't want anything bad to happen to you! (or anyone working under a vehicle)

[GotBRZ1691]

Installed Chase Bays charge and grounding wire kit and detailed the interior for two hours hahaha .

Will post pics once phone turns back on

[limitedblkwrx]

Removed the MachV springs and added BC coilovers yesterday.

Before - MachV Springs
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After - BC BR Coilovers

[B-R-Z]

Looked better before :-B

[limitedblkwrx]

Originally Posted by B-R-Z

Looked better before :-B

[Sayte]

Used a clay bar for the first time on her. Was amazed how shiny and silky smooth she got without a coat of wax on yet!.... brb, going to wax now

[MykeH78]

Not today, but last night. Won 3rd Place trophy in the "all subaru" class at Creatures Of The Night car show(8th Annual) in York, PA

[mrdanyo]

Parked her next to a beautiful Porsche 911 at a local BBQ hosted by Alpha Motorsports here in Toronto.