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Old 04-19-2021, 09:35 AM   #23017
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Added an alcantara gauge cluster hood from JPM coachworks. Doesn’t really serve any purpose but I love the look haha.
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Finally got around to painting my wheel trim black. That about finishes off the interior stuff I wanted to do.
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Well, it's spring, so I ordered some spring things. Shifter springs, clutch spring, RCE Yellows and B6 kit... Oh and steering rack bushings and oil change kit.
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I'm getting the 3M protective film installed, Spyder Vision tint on the headlights and reverse light cluster (perforated black vinyl - looks dark during the day but lets all the light out), debadging the FR-S badge and swapping the Scion badges for Toyota ones. bitlife pc jiofi.local.html

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Swapped in the MTEC clutch spring tonight. That was a surprising PITA for something that looked so simple! Pleased with the result, though. Pedal feels like it should have all along, and somehow the throw feels shorter?
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Got new rubber mounted and an alignment.

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Swapped in the MTEC clutch spring tonight. That was a surprising PITA for something that looked so simple! Pleased with the result, though. Pedal feels like it should have all along, and somehow the throw feels shorter?
That spring makes a big difference, it's impressive how much. You can adjust where your clutch engages, there's plenty of DIY posts here.

The next step is to install the shift spring kit. These springs really improve the shifter feel.

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Edit agreed about the mtec clutch spring. That was the first mod I did. I ordered it before I took delivery.
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Picked up some 8mm spacers. Wanted their V2 version with hub ring for the wheels.
Did you need to get extended studs to run them? Looking to pick them up as well.

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I did yes. Went with ARP 2.5". Was able to install them on the rear without removing the hub. Required the nipple at the end to be cut off but does the trick.
I wouldn't feel comfortable running anything more than 3mm on the stock studs.


Oh and I installed both the trans bushing and shift springs. Springs were a lot easier than I've read. I used a wire brush on a drill to clean the threads when I took the bolts out and they went back in with no issues.

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That spring makes a big difference, it's impressive how much. You can adjust where your clutch engages, there's plenty of DIY posts here.

The next step is to install the shift spring kit. These springs really improve the shifter feel.
Yep, those are going in tonight!
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Yep, those are going in tonight!
Frustrating day in the garage because I'm a dumdum. Changed the oil (nbd), installed the shifter springs (bit fiddly to get the big bolt started without cross-threading, but still nbd), and installed the Cusco trans collar brace (instructions in Japanese but they were hardly necessary; surprising number of bolts though; still nbd).

I left the steering rack bushings for last, figuring they'd be easiest. Nope. I neglected to buy a puller or Cusco's own removal/install tool, figuring I could just MacGyver something with what I had laying around in the garage. That sort of worked... Big C clamp, some PVC, and a deep well socket to push against, and I got the OEM bushings out after much grunting and cursing.

But then on the install, I managed to cock the metal sleeve slightly sideways while pressing it in with the C clamp, and ruined the inboard bushings.

So now I get to order a new kit plus the tool. Damn rookie mistake.

Question though, does anybody recommend a little bit of grease to help ease the install of those bushings, or nah?
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