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Old 10-30-2016, 06:46 PM   #183
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I love the look of the Harrop kit and the fact that it sits so low. IMO, it looks way better than the Edelbrock kit and sits lower as well. only thing that really doesn't "fit" into the look are the water lines, but that is a small problem. once they get CARB-approved then it will be a real contender for us that live in "Kalifornia"
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Old 10-30-2016, 06:53 PM   #184
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Right? It is gorgeous. Take off the Harrop branding and "supercharged" and you would say its OEM.

My god, the car is alive now. Just feels so good. I now know what it feels like haha.
Hopefully at SEMA Cosworth will introduce some forged internals. You could always build that engine!
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Old 10-30-2016, 06:56 PM   #185
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Hopefully at SEMA Cosworth will introduce some forged internals. You could always build that engine!
Yeah, I've been watching the Cosworth owners thread. Forged Cosworth internals do sound lovely. No doubt we would be looking at 6-7K for the setup if not more.

Forged internals are certainly a later project for me once the car is paid off. It would be a great way to update a higher milage engine and put some life back into it.

You still thinking about switching over to a 17 Series.Yellow?
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Old 10-30-2016, 06:58 PM   #186
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Yeah, I've been watching the Cosworth owners thread. Forged Cosworth internals do sound lovely. No doubt we would be looking at 6-7K for the setup if not more.

Forged internals are certainly a later project for me once the car is paid off. It would be a great way to update a higher milage engine and put some life back into it.

You still thinking about switching over to a 17 Series.Yellow?
I want to but I've decided I'll just stick with my car after all I've done with it. If I could I would because I really like the 17 BRZ, but it would be a huge loss to do so. If anything, I think a full repaint would be more interesting haha.
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Old 10-30-2016, 07:00 PM   #187
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I want to but I've decided I'll just stick with my car after all I've done with it. If I could I would because I really like the 17 BRZ, but it would be a huge loss to do so. If anything, I think a full repaint would be more interesting haha.
Couldn't you just transfer over some of your parts and go back to stock for a trade in?
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Old 10-30-2016, 07:14 PM   #188
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Couldn't you just transfer over some of your parts and go back to stock for a trade in?
I thought about it. Though recently I pondered trading in for a WRX and they only offered 12k for my car. So it made me want to hold on to what I had.
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Old 12-27-2016, 08:26 PM   #189
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How's the Harrop treating you a couple months in? I put in an order for one for my '17 a week ago. Just waiting on shipping from Australia direct.
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Old 12-28-2016, 12:26 AM   #190
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How's the Harrop treating you a couple months in? I put in an order for one for my '17 a week ago. Just waiting on shipping from Australia direct.
Hi there,

This kit has been awesome. Things were a little bumpy while I was working with Delicious for tuning, but since then the car has felt great. I'm only using the stock pulley on 91 octane and the car idles and revs so much smoother with the optimized tune. No complaints at all, except for maybe gas milage, but that is negligible given the circumstances. Guarantee you'll enjoy this kit. It is slick stuff.

Also, I saw in the Harrop owners thread that you were worried about running for 2 hours on the freeway after install. I ran the bone stock edelbrock tune from Neal's over the pass back to Reno with little trouble. It was by no means smooth, but I never went into limp mode and I didn't have problems.

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Got some new stuff!

-STi Short Shifter
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-STi Steering Rack Bolts, Nuts Etc.

Nothing too crazy, but still worth an update. Install/review soonish.

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Got some new stuff!

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Nothing too crazy, but still worth an update. Install/review soonish.

I'm curious to find out how that shifter is
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I'm curious to find out how that shifter is
Me too. 4mm seems negligible, but we will see. I'll report back.
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Me too. 4mm seems negligible, but we will see. I'll report back.
Do you think this shifter would work with the Perrin shifter bushing? I'm tempted to spend money and buy one haha
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Do you think this shifter would work with the Perrin shifter bushing? I'm tempted to spend money and buy one haha
Yeah I don't see why not? While doing the install there is no need to replace or touch the bushing, so it you wanted to replace it I think it would work. No different than the Kartboy kit really?
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Yeah I don't see why not? While doing the install there is no need to replace or touch the bushing, so it you wanted to replace it I think it would work. No different than the Kartboy kit really?
The kart boy is cheaper but JDM yo haha. Of course I'd get the TRD because yeah. Just wanted to know if it was justifiable. Oh but I might lose my racesng reverse lockout...
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