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If you're not going to be using it or harvesting the gauges and needles out of it, I may be interested in whats left of the GC gauge overlay (the STI trim)

Wow. That's nuts!

I remedy the issue with zipties.

Interesting stuff! Reminds me of the Topgear where hammond drives an F1 car.

Nice writeup! I too just performed a similar install. I had a burnt out element but it was the result of a broken wire: Why would you even bother? I feel old, I feel cold! But seriously, if you even have to ask, then don't waste your time. How does it work? It's just like having a rear defrost insta...

As dumb as it sounds, nothing compares to the quality of NGK wires.

Both Subarus I drive have them installed.

I had a set of Autolite wires on my Forester for less than a year and they started arcing. No signs of wear, just genuine junk.

I think the bbs gets the award for least BS filled forum I visit.

I luv this place man.

Your logic is correct. That setup will work.

Movies work for me... Good luck with the sale!

Don't waste your money. You'll benefit more from upgraded bushings. Besides, those are DEFINITELY not for any Subaru I've ever seen.

Nice find! A new toy to add to my collection. Does it say "New Impreza" on the hood? Silly Chinese...

smh0101 wrote: And I will NEVER get rid of my 94 Especially after building it from the ground up!

I swore the same oath to myself, and I sold mine today. Sometimes money talks

That's a lot of old school legacy love for one autocross! I'd love to see that much old school goodness at one of our local events.

What a crappy situation! At least the seller was willing to work with you while you got screwed over by a lame shipping company. It looks like a lot of the car transport places are scams. I had a similar bad experience when I wanted to ship a car. I found a website called www.haulingdepot.com. They ...

I've had good luck freeing mine with PB Blaster.

And yes, the sensor is the same NA or Turbo.

Very Awesome! Are they new or used?

I think the LW flywheel has it's +'s and -'s. I have an easier time rev matching with the stock heavy flywheel than the lightweight one. I think that's just because I suck at it though - lol. An Exedy clutch that lasted 5K miles doesn't seem right to me. I've been happy with every clutch kit from th...

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+1

It's still more expensive to install the injectors than I would have imagined.

Interestingly there are Nissan Injector O-ring kits on ebay that contain a lot of the required orings. Might be able to save some money if you were to pick them up that way.

Buy from Jimmy - he's a good guy!

95 was a changeover year. My 95 Impreza is OBDI, yet I've seen one that was OBDII. My 95FSM contains troubleshooting procedures for OBDI AND OBDII. Goofy! To the original poster: it's been done, though does require a pretty good understanding of what's going on in the car electronics. I suggest you ...

do the 02-05 wrx clutchs fit? The WRX clutch works fine, though the clutch disk is apparently a few mm larger than the Legacy disk. In my experience (and in many others) this is a non issue. I've yet to hear of any problems as a result of running the WRX clutch. I've got just about 40K miles on min...

Ideally I would be able to fix the problem with the tranny in the car from underneath but maybe that won't be the case? Nate, from what you are saying the gears will be compatible within the housing itself and the only change would be the rear diff? That I can handle. This is assuming though the ge...

Of course, Matt is correct but I'll add. Yes, the tailcone/housing will work between phase 1 and phase 2 as long as the corresponding center diff is switched as well. In your case, the tailshaft from a WRX has the 1.1:1 transfer gears to make the 3.9 front diff work with the 3.54 rear diff. If you w...

The 95 Impreza has the select monitor port with the same capabilities as a 93SS. Even the OBD2 96 Impreza still carried the port.