BRZ Ts parts

[Kostamojen]

Originally Posted by chanomatik

You must have skilled mechanics, because most up here can't retrieve TPMS to save their lives. I've had to give mine up to someone who bought my wheels for his 2005 Legacy. I don't feel like spending $200 on aftermarket ones.

Just specialized tire shops that do it dozens of times a week.

[chanomatik]

Originally Posted by Kostamojen

Just specialized tire shops that do it dozens of times a week.

Yeah, we need those too.

[SuperDave]

Originally Posted by Kostamojen

Don't see why not. I've had the stock TPMs in like 3 different sets of wheels now.

cause derek has said so in the past about the jdm wheels, but i never asked about the 17s

[Kostamojen]

Originally Posted by SuperDave

cause derek has said so in the past about the jdm wheels, but i never asked about the 17s

Doesn't make much sense...

I've never seen a Subaru wheel with a special valve stem requirement, JDM or otherwise. The TPMS sensors can work in any regular valve stem hole. And its a world car, so the TPMS isn't just a US thing.

Unless there is a piece of information we are missing here?

[mister.bond]

Can please help me someone with this STI Part

its is in the Brembo Brake Set as a stiffener or something like that
to install the STI Front Calipers !

its called "TIE BAR" and i need the SUBARU PARTNUMBER please !!!!
cause its a simple Subaru Part

[Guillaume]

http://minkara.carview.co.jp/en/user...582/parts.aspx

[aznatama]

Originally Posted by Kostamojen

Just specialized tire shops that do it dozens of times a week.

What? Tpms has been used for the last decade. You don't need a specialized shop, just likely a torx key and regular hex socket. You can even do it at home if you can unbead the tire.

[Trap63]

Originally Posted by mister.bond

Can please help me someone with this STI Part

its is in the Brembo Brake Set as a stiffener or something like that
to install the STI Front Calipers !

its called "TIE BAR" and i need the SUBARU PARTNUMBER please !!!!
cause its a simple Subaru Part

these tie bars are not mandatory. Subaru modified install tips from 2011, early.

If you install these bars you need these nuts:
M12x54mm (#901120131) Eur 4,20 each - you need 4

If you DON'T install these tie bars (Subaru released on 2011, early) you need these nuts:
M12x37mm (#901120103) eur 3,20 each - you need 4

Tie bars (LH and RH reverse equal) : 26261FE000 Eur 40,20 each - you need 2.

German prices, 19% MWST included.

You can easily find generic nuts with these metric features, be sure they are 12.9 steel rated (10 at least).

DO NOT USE ANY KIND OF LOCTITE.!! HEATING PROCESS MAY CAUSE TORQUE OVERTIGHT AND DAMAGE BACK HUB WHEEL

[civicdrivr]

Does anyone have a part number for the seat rails for the Recaros?

Sent from my XT1095

[krayzie]

Man I thought I lost interest in cars but now I'm back lol!

Just ordered the STI Clutch and Clutch Cover. Anyone bought these and installed them how does it feel compare to stock?

[DSOmegaX]

This might take a while to install lol

[krayzie]

Hey if someone can be so kind, how about scanning the STI Japanese installation instructions for these parts and put them onto the website too. That'll help klutz like me who can't find them anymore (wish I still have the instructions for the draw stiffener, they'll probably have to come out when changing the clutch ugh).

[Trap63]

Originally Posted by krayzie

Hey if someone can be so kind, how about scanning the STI Japanese installation instructions for these parts and put them onto the website too. That'll help klutz like me who can't find them anymore (wish I still have the instructions for the draw stiffener, they'll probably have to come out when changing the clutch ugh).

Some of these parts are "spare parts" not aftermarket parts such as styling parts. therefore you'll never find some install papers. You need to access to ordinary body shop manual and see procedures.
No English version is available about exclusive JDM parts, like mostly STI spare parts are.

[chanomatik]

Originally Posted by krayzie

Man I thought I lost interest in cars but now I'm back lol!

Just ordered the STI Clutch and Clutch Cover. Anyone bought these and installed them how does it feel compare to stock?

Someone else installed the STI clutch in their ride and I asked the same question. Here's their nice response in the last couple of posts!

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=38632