WHAT DID YOU DO TO YOUR BRZ TODAY?

[Ernest72]

Originally Posted by Stephen W.

Except that the STi logo will appear upside down to those outside when the visor is in use.
I'd grade it A for effort but F for execution.

I wear sunglasses and have never used the visors. Plus that STI decal can help reduce the torque dip

But it’s a good point and if anyone does it they can take your advice.

[NoHaveMSG]

I made engine slurry over the weekend.

[BigTuna]

Originally Posted by BigTuna

So I tried something new last weekend.




Video of my best run:
https://imgur.com/qlBKb1z

Rallycross was SO MUCH FUN. However I think I'll be back with something I care just a bit less about. I had a little mishap where I cracked my bumper and ripped out my fender liner. Everything fip tied back up without issue, and I'm less worried about it than I thoguht I'd be. I guess I just consider them battle wounds instead

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[Ernest72]

Originally Posted by BigTuna

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Nice, yeah these cars are too low. Get an old beater Impreza for that.

[ka-titties]

Originally Posted by Ernest72

I hate the warning print on the visors. Covered with carbon wrap and an STI sticker. He who has the most STT badges wins��

https://imgur.com/wJcNl4Y

Man, I also hate the visor warning labels.

[BA9092]

Seriously.

Appliances, TV energy labels, mattresses, etc all have tags you can remove.

Why not just have tags that are easily removable like the one that hangs from the glovebox on new cars?

[JD001]

Originally Posted by BA9092

Seriously.

Appliances, TV energy labels, mattresses, etc all have tags you can remove.

Why not just have tags that are easily removable like the one that hangs from the glovebox on new cars?

I don't know if drivers in the States suffer much from "new" car syndrome, where the owner goes to great lengths to keep every trace of protection and stupid stuff that normally is removed via the PDI on the car. I've seen this taken to the extreme on my travels in China and South Korea, where I was seeing tiny foam blocks stuck to the side of cars.. Cars that were clearly a few years old!! Having flappy warning signs in the car will be so frustrating!!

[Kiske]

Originally Posted by JD001

I don't know if drivers in the States suffer much from "new" car syndrome, where the owner goes to great lengths to keep every trace of protection and stupid stuff that normally is removed via the PDI on the car. I've seen this taken to the extreme on my travels in China and South Korea, where I was seeing tiny foam blocks stuck to the side of cars.. Cars that were clearly a few years old!! Having flappy warning signs in the car will be so frustrating!!

Every Challenger/Charger owner with the yellow in-shipmemt splitter protectors still on them...

[BigTuna]

Originally Posted by Ernest72

Nice, yeah these cars are too low. Get an old beater Impreza for that.

I actually had an Impreza wagon a few years ago that I bought specifically to rallyX in, but the timing of it never really worked out. Events I had signed up for got delayed due to flooding, or whatever other reason, and I never got to. I do have my old integra though..

[spike021]

Installed some goodies yesterday:





Subaru did not make it easy to install this stuff lol. Especially without damaging the oem pieces. Oh well.

[JD001]

Originally Posted by spike021

Installed some goodies yesterday:





Subaru did not make it easy to install this stuff lol. Especially without damaging the oem pieces. Oh well.

Do you have to wear gloves when playing with the knob?

[spike021]

Originally Posted by JD001

Do you have to wear gloves when playing with the knob?

Edit:

Do you mean when it's hot outside or am I getting whooshed with a joke? lol.

In case you meant when it's hot out.. Yeah, today it was 92 degrees F when I left to go grab lunch. I forgot last night to put the velvet pouch over the knob when I parked. So it was pretty blazing hot until the AC cooled down the interior enough, so I just used the velvet pouch to cover it for shifting until it cooled enough.

But to be fair, the steering wheel I brought back from Japan last year also gets pretty dang hot. :\

[kevtronzero]

Installed BaysonR Chargespeed replica front lip, side skirts, and rear valance.

[gcmak]

Originally Posted by Kiske

Every Challenger/Charger owner with the yellow in-shipmemt splitter protectors still on them...

TIL those aren't supposed to be on the Challenger/Charger...just a week ago I told my friend the car is designed with those...