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Cannonball Record Guy
Join Date: Jul 2012
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Cannonball Record Guy
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Famous Potatoes
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Same here. We even sent it back to ACT and they tested it and said everything was ok. It is in a box in the garage still like new. The locking out got better with the Verus fork/pivot. I would also have engagement/disengagement problems. Sometimes I would have my foot to the floor and still be creeping forward. Then sometime would go to take off and lifting the clutch with nothing happening, have the clutch half way off the floor and suddenly engage, like you dumped the clutch.
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Join Date: Oct 2013
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Installed brand new Subaru door lock actuators.
For the past couple months my door locks wouldn't work. I did some research and found out the actuator straight up goes bad eventually. Install was MUCH easier than expected. It's only held on by 3 bots. Doors now have a matching lock noise and the door handles have more resistance when pulling, just like new. |
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I haven't used them yet as the temperature has dropped to the single digits the last few days. Hopefully if it warms up I can do an oil change this weekend. Their specs claim to raise the car around 18-19 inches
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Let me know how it goes and how high they go when you do get to use them please!
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Just the tip
Join Date: Mar 2017
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Installed new REAL leather steering wheel from 86worx.
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Join Date: May 2017
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I've been itching for an aftermarket wheel since I switched from my WRX with a DAMD wheel to the BRZ. Is the diameter the same as stock? Can you measure the differences from the stock wheel? Or take a picture with the stock wheel up against the new one?
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Just the tip
Join Date: Mar 2017
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The specs say it is 355mm vs stock 362mm so supposedly it is a slightly smaller diameter, will confirm with a measurement if I can. The wheel is noticeably thicker all around, and both the smooth and perforated portions of the leather have a light texture to them so it is nice and grippy. The flat bottom is great too.. my knees always hit the original steering wheel when I got in and this gives just enough clearance to prevent that now. Love everything about it other than the price
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Awesome, thank you. Look forward to seeing that. The price is pretty high, but it's something you use/enjoy every drive so I think it's worth it. I'm debating getting this versus having Sweidit recover my wheel. Leaning towards this though, for the exact reasons you mentioned. |
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Captain Slow
Join Date: Jun 2018
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Here's a photo I took of both hubs before the swap:
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Benz Tech
Join Date: Dec 2018
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Removed my clutch spring last night, the feel is somehow even worse than before
It's springier than it used to be, engages just as (or after?) your foot is off the pedal.I'll be reinstalling it today. |
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