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It would be nice if ARB made some air lockers for Subarus. You think there would be a moderate demand down in Brumbyland.

Any plans for an Impreza skidplate, or should I just get one from Rallitek/Primitive/Rally Armor?

Change oil? C'mon, you just changed it a year ago!

Ford Falcon in rallycross? AWESOME! http://www.pdxsports.com/photos/showphoto.asp?folder=200803RX&photo=20080330022.jpg

I like the 360 script, but it would look better in chrome vinyl with a crack in the middle. HA! How about "SHTI" in the STI font, or maybe a bumper sticker that says "I'd rather be driving a Brat."

I have rear drums, and I've seen some Outback Sports with 4 wheel discs. My 95 Legacy L wagon had 4 wheel discs. DEATH TO DRUM BRAKES!

Does anyone know if there is any modification needed to make rear 2002 WRX disc brakes fit a 2002 Outback Sport? http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/pts/618932267.html

Was the grand prize winner logo created using WordArt in MSWord? The second is kinda derivative and plain, but somewhat cohesive. Too many fonts on the third one. Is there going to be a fourth logo?

What about using an RCI fuel cell like the one that was on my Datsun 521? I think they're $100-$150 new, and have foam inside to prevent sloshing. http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?autofilter=1&part=RCI%2D2120D&N=700+400379+4294920243+4294903853+115&autoview=sku

Soldering isn't always the best. There is nothing wrong with butt splices, as long as you use these: http://www.acehardwareoutlet.com/(4qnlubefpnf0scnqtejh4lml)/ProductDetails.aspx?SKU=3196912 Notice the resistance to water, oil, chemicals, and vibration . Sounds like an engine bay, doesn't it?

Hmmm, convoy... The Terdcel can only do 60 mph, so I'll be at the back. Hooter's at Mall 205 would be better, unless you find wings n' breasts too WT.

While questions are being asked, how much do used Outback struts cost?

61 mph downhill with 28" super swampers.

My variation on the classic "Mopar or No Car" slogan: "Subaru or F*ck You!"

Mr. Pooparu helped me put some new front axles on my 87 this weekend. The next day, the left front wheel bearing started making ungodly noises. I'm replacing it tonight. We did a front wheel bearing on my 1980 Wagon, so I feel confident that I can do it. Any pointers/things to know?

It's got 226,000 miles, but according to receipts, the engine has been rebuilt twice. It has fuel injection from a 93 Loyale. Hmmm, maybe desert camo, but right now I'm leaning more towards dark gray primer. I haven't taken it offroad yet, as the front axles need to be replaced. It will defintely be ready for WCSS 8!

I bought this on Craigslist. It's an 87 wagon all hacked up and lifted with 28" TSL Super Swampers.