Nomad_Brad

I think it is something more like what Dan talking about, my steering wheel served as a punching bag one night after a casino run......I think maybe something under the rubber is bent now that think about it...I will investigate... -Nomad

Should I disconnect the horn altogether?? or is that a easy fix? steering column sounds hard. haha -Nomad

SOOO I get a knock on the door, ten minutes ago at 7 am and I open the door to hear beeeeeeeeeeeppppppppp, apparently when my car gets hella cold/frozen the horn sometimes stays locked on, beeeeeeeeeeepppppppppp, so I guess from 3am until apartment staff got to the office at 7am it was just going beeeeeeepppppppp, I got NO alarm system and to fix the problem I turned the streaing wheel and it finally stopped, but it didn't want to, I had to like find a sweet spot for the horn to stop honking......anybody have this issue, I believe a short in the wire somewhere on the actual steering wheel is where the issue is..... Or maybe I bought the only EA82 subaru alarm clock :lol: -Nomad

I'm having trouble gettting the new brake piston boot to fit, any tips? I got it in without the piston but once I try with t the piston I cant get it locked in the little groove.....any tips... Nomad

WOW, that's some sweet sweet restoration! I'm jealous -Nomad

I don't have a caliper to measure with sorry... -Nomad

Just got my boot repair kit for the caliper, I think I'm going to add another light coat then let dry, then REASSEMBLE!!!! I'm pretty stoked on rock auto too! THANKS for the recommendation. I oredered beck/arnley #071-7883 and it came with: 2 pistion seals 4 rubber grommets 4 bolt cover boots 2 brake valve covers 2 o rings 1 pack of grease (so enough for both sides) more pictures to come -Nomad

I got hit by another person and all it did was break the back tail light (driver side) and rip the molding off the rear quarter panel.....went to get a quote for insurance, $999.92, I call the dude insurance and they had to come check on the damages, Which was barely some scuff marks and the broken light, they felt it was all the clients fault and did there own inspection, long story short...I got $750 for a broken light and molding, which cost me a total of $15 to totally fix......., That how I had money to buy my new project, the EA82T loyale........ Best of luck..... -Nomad

mine boots where in Texas last night so hopefully they will be here either today or tomorrow, its getting freezing here too, I better call up my BEST FRIEND, you know the one..... WITH a garage -Nomad

yeah that crinkle stuff looks pretty rad... -Nomad

I used duplicolor caliper paint, it says it has ceramic in it to help the heat, says resistant to up to 500 degrees. I like the paint alot and highly recommend if powder coating is not available... I believe the can of paint cost $9.00 and there is enough paint to do all four calipers and then some....... -Nomad

I used the dupli color brake caliper rattle can paint on my set, it was like 9 dollars, I bought 2 packs of extra fine steel wool and scrubbed scrubbed scrubbed them suckers then sprayed them with carb cleaner, let dry and rattle canned them. The picture above is only 1 coat but I think I'm adding another tomorrow...The paint is awesome so far, I love how bright red it is....more pictures to come when complete... -Nomad

I ordered 2 sets and each 1 does the both sides, rock auto is a little weird at 1st but once you know how to use it, they have awesome prices!! I recommend them for sure... -Nomad

waiting on the new rubber pieces from rock auto....miss out I did not. -Nomad

I got it, I got it! -Nomad

I'm going to add a hood scoop to my ea82 hood, where did you find the measurements or did you just free hand it? I'm also looking for a hood scoop, got a extra laying around? -Nomad

Started my day by getting a knock on the door and the man in a brown outfit was standing there with a paper for me to sign, He had a box and inside was..... yup the tmic and air splitter for the EA82T project....that got me stoked and the project and I start doing some cosmetic surgery.... caliper before: After couple hours of steel wool and some red caliper paint: (still waiting on repair kit for the new caliper rubber gasket things from rock auto, to reassemble) Rear hubs: (steel wool again, this time hi temp BBQ paint) More to come as progress allows (haha) -Nomad

That pretty ill man, Thanks for posting the pictures! Still sitting by the mail box fr my tmic:slobber:...... haha -Nomad

that part number is no longer there..... -Nomad

Which one was it from rockauto? I see a bunch of repair kits but some dont have pictures and I dont want to order the wrong one....which one did you order? Thanks -Nomad

Where did you guys get the new little rubber fittings that go on the calipers? I'm going to paint my calipers but I also wnna replace all the old and dirty rubber to make it all look sweet, did you guys just clean up your old ones or is there a part number I can get and order some? -Nomad

You could try to transfer the photos via bluetooth if you phone and computer have that technology, I must do it this way because I have no cord..... yeah post if posssible! THANKS!!! -nomad

sweet, my tmic is in the mail and I plan on the install hopefully before snow fall, because Idaho gets pretty cold during the winter, outside under teh harsh elements of mother nature. Sounds like it was easy to install with them turn buckles, I might have to try that out, I been thinking how to mount it, but its hard when I dont have the tmic yet to look at.... more pictures of the mounting would be sweet if you got extra time..... -Nomad

that a wrx tmic? You got hood scoop or you gonna run it without? I have a tmic in the mail coking and going to install on my ea82T. how did you mount it? custom brackets? -Nomad