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A few of us have gone out to Mary's Peak up here outside of Corvallis, Lots of stuff to find in the coast range.

I know this would be very time consuming, but... It would be sweet to see more pictures and more detailed shots in the USRM. Also maybe some short video clips to demonstrate proceedures that pics can't do as well. Thanks for putting it together thusfar. It has been very helpful many times! -Chris http://www.mastermindvideo.com

I think you need to move back here!

Yeah let us know if you are wanting to head out. We have some fun trails still to explore!

Thinking about it, not sure though...

Here's a link to the Sample page on my site with a clip from the Oregon Trail Rally video I did for the Oregon Rally Group for everyone to check out. http://www.mastermindvideo.com/samples.html It will take a bit to open so be patient. I just wanted you to see what I've done and can do to help you with the WCSS video. I use all professional equipment and editing software and I would love to lend my services to help out with your project. Thanks for taking the time to check it out. -Chris http://www.mastermindvideo.com

I've got some video footage from the January 1st 2006 St. Helens Mud Run with a black hatch running those tractor tires. He went anywhere he wanted with ease! Pretty cool to see. -Chris http://www.mastermindvideo.com

If anyone is thinking of filming the show let me know! I would love to offer my equipment and services to help with any kind of production for the weekend of WCSS. contact me through http://www.mastermindvideo.com or PM me Thanks! -Chris

Good to see everything coming together! Can't wait to be there filming all of the craziness!

This is going to be a stage rally so mainly dirt and a bit of tarmac... Check these out for more details http://www.nwr-scca.org/rally/doowop.htm http://www.oregonrally.com/index.cfm I should be there filming and could meet up with anyone -Chris http://www.mastermindvideo.com

call around to your local wrecking yards and see if they have any wrecked Peugeots 505's 504's etc... lying around, that's your best bet. and least expensive usually...

Bummer, hope they get the permit soon! http://www.sthelensmudrun.com/sthelensmudrun/indexx.html

I will be there with my video equipment shooting for AA. If any other subies show up I would love to get some shots of you! 37 acres of slop, lots of fun. I filmed at the Jan 1st. Mud Run and it was sweet!

I live just 35 minutes north on I-5 from Eugene. I'll keep an eye out for you guys.

Anyone from the USMB make it out to the St. Helens mud run on Sunday the first of January? I saw a few Soobies out there other than our group (a white hatch and a black hatch). It was sweet, got some good video of the AA guys pushing their Soobs hard. We should make it a USMB event for all of us to play in the mud during the winter.

I second the vote for Mountain Tech, great shop and TONS of older parts laying around!

Problem solved! Thanks to all that helped! I love the USMB! Ok to delete thread...or whatever... -Chris

I'll bump you just because its for a good cause! Me a student as well...

This was my first lift ever... My AA lift went in easy with no problems what so ever. I have had no issues with the camber, stayed stock from what I could tell. I did an alignment because it was needed before the lift and they said camber was fine. No issues with the rear axles or tires too far forward. All of my parts were well built and labled fine. The intstructions were helpful and ok to follow, not the best but ok. I knew that ground wires, pitch stopper, and radiator hoses etc... would be affected going in to a lift so that didn't bother me. When you modify somthing like this you have to expect a higher level of maintainence needed. Thats just how it goes with anything changed from stock... Anyway I would recommend my AA lift to anyone because it was well built and AA answered all of my questions when I needed help. I think its a pretty dang good product for what it is. Thats why we pay only a few hundred dollars instead of a thousand dollars for a lift like for any other rig. I think its sweet that someone is taking the time to think up ways to make things better and make products like these. I would love to see more people doing it! Thats why we are all here. Because we... Love having a Soobie! -Chris

Mine were marked left or right and it had no camber issues, it was for an EA 82 though.

I had mine done and it was almost dead on before the allignment. Camber was adjusted but not much else needed. I just went to Schwab to have it done. Drives really smooth with the Forester steering linkage dampner.

Hey allright! You will love it! Have fun with the install.

Those are new from John & Phils Subaru from this thread... http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/showthread.php?t=47746 I had to recently change mine. There are two for each side, an inner and outer bushing.

Here you go, I hope this is what you are looking for... and another

Always some good fun!