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EA82 ready for winter holiday
Watched a blowout on a Tahoe or a Yukon or one a them bloated SUVs on I-90 today in between Eau Claire and Tomah, WI. Surprisingly uneventful although when the separated tread face finally got traction and came skittering back across the right-hand lane with a solid bead on me in my rental it did get a bit more puckery than I'd ordinarily like to see. So kids::: Check your tire pressure.
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Murphy got me tonight... just venting
At least it's Murphy's law and not Cole's Law.
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My Crash in the Soob.
eponodyne replied to jonfit04's topic in 1990 to Present Legacy, Impreza, Outback, Forester, Baja, WRX&WrxSTI, SVXI grew up in rural Wisconsin, and have had two of those rats with antlers run into me. The rest of the time? Slow down, honk the horn and if at night, flash from high to low beams rapidly. Haven't hit a deer in eighteen years but see them by the side of the road gawpin' at me stupidly at least twice a week.
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The Finding Pugs in British Columbia Thread.
And once you conver real dollars into Canuckistani currency, you have enough left over for a pack of smokes and like half a beer, eh?
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I kill Subarus
Will they? Or won't they? SPIN THE WHEEL, RAGGEDY MAN!!! {/roadwarrior}
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GL hard to start when cold
Could it be that the cooler weather in the autumn has moved the carb out of its jet range? I used to race a Datsun 240Z with triple Weber DCOEs and I'd used to consider changing the jets if the temp was much more than 12-15 degrees off from the jetting I'd installed for the previous race.
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Lifted my Loyale *PICS*
Cool. Thanks.
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The Loyale Rolls Again! Thanks to McBrat and AZ!
Big 'ol bump to say thanks! Both to you and McBrat! I get off the boat tomorrow at noon :banana: (two weeks is more than enough), got to get to Madison to take care of some stuff (*coughbankingissuescough*) and should be able to make it back down to Dekalb Friday or Saturday. E-mail or PM me which works for you. I would have told you this in a PM but I wanted to thank you publicly for being so on-the-spot with this, and so transparent about the issues with the car I'm buying from you. It speaks well for your character and that of the whole board in general. Thanks, brothers. Much obliged.
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Lifted my Loyale *PICS*
Well. I certainly didn't mean what I wrote to be translated as being negative about it. I just meant that, to my eyes, what might another set of circumstances result in? And for what it's worth, positive feedback and kudos are criticism as well; they're just forms of criticism that we like to hear. If I were to be so rude as to tell somebody, "Dude, your ride's butt-ugly and you have all the taste and restraint of a raccoon on meth," that'd be a different story. Perhaps I should have chosen a different thread in which to ask my questions. However, since I have proved my ringingly poor social skills and 'satiable curiosity already, I've got to ask: Ahole, how did you do that hi-lo shifter? That's a super-sano install, and something I think I'm going to copy because it looks so ***************in.'
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Lifted my Loyale *PICS*
You know, for that size tire, a person doesn't rally **need** all that much lift; the car would IMHO look a little better if it sat a little lower, so the wheels filled the wells. In your opinion, what would the minimum lift for that size tire be? Like a 2", plus maybe clocking the torsion bar a spline and cranking the stock suspension up all the way? OR would I need more?
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Caption this: ( Toyota haters dont open)
No one knew that Brad's plans for world domination were being dictated to him by his mustache. (I only say that because I got a gnarly Fu Manchu myself,and know what it's like)
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Bumpers offroad type
Well, don't price yourself out of the market just because you want to upgrade pipe sizes. I could live with a bumper out of 1 1/2" tubing.
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Bumpers offroad type
How about now?
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Anyone in Oregon doing lifts anymore?
Anyone ever dealt with http://www.funonwheels.net/hirisesubaru/pages/pricelist.htm Hi-Rise Subaru lifts?
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Bumpers offroad type
If you'd be willing to do one with a 2" reciever and tabs for a skid plate already welded on, I'd go to two bills for that. I'd also like to see an option for a third rail at hood height for headlight protection (Maybe with tabs welded in so a fella could wing-nut some heavy wire mesh covers over the headlights in thick brush or gravel roads,if ya folla) Having any thoughts about rear bumpers/tire carriers/jerry-can holders? Hmmm? How about now? Okay, how about now?
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