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Legacy777 wrote:

cj91legss wrote:I love how you're doing this in your (what appears to be) living room, that's awsome.

Yup, building it in the living room

Trying to keep internals clean while building, plus it's a lot cooler in the house than in the garage

Divorced sparrated or never married? as I know no wife would let such things go on in "her" house.

my second used to get mad at me for baking enameled engine parts in the oven.

Redlined wrote:

Legacy777 wrote:

cj91legss wrote:I love how you're doing this in your (what appears to be) living room, that's awsome.

Yup, building it in the living room

Trying to keep internals clean while building, plus it's a lot cooler in the house than in the garage

Divorced sparrated or never married? as I know no wife would let such things go on in "her" house.

my second used to get mad at me for baking enameled engine parts in the oven.

One of my exes called me a crackhead when i put my wagon tail lights in the oven to remove the amber plates back in 2005

Redlined wrote:Divorced sparrated or never married? as I know no wife would let such things go on in "her" house.

my second used to get mad at me for baking enameled engine parts in the oven.

Not married. I had an exe girlfriend living with me a couple years ago......yeah she wouldn't have been too happy about me building the motor in the house. Hell she wouldn't have been happy about the parts just laying around house.

My ex didn't care about the car parts as long as she wasn't living there, but she HATED the bikes since she had some irrational hatred for the things. It's great completely rebuilding an old bike in the living room now.

-Detailed the car! Door jams and all!!!
-Joe

CAV3MAN227 wrote:-Detailed the car! Door jams and all!!!
-Joe

good job getting the thread back on track

I rolled one rear fender. I decided it was too hot to roll the other.

I got my SS running "properly" after last night's EJ20G ECU swap.

-Awesome Slodrive!
-Today I was bored so I painted my calipers and detailed the inside of the car some more!




-Joe

put on some new wheels/tires last week:



wow that's a terrible picture. Maybe I'll wash the car this weekend and take some pictures.

-Knock sensor will be put in today (fri) and hopefully that will cure all my problems!
-Joe

painted side trim mica black

-Ripped apart the whole interior to do some amp and stereo rewiring!
-Joe

I lifted my 90 na L with the 98 outback struts. I actualy did it yesterday but I didn't have the Internet. And I wanna thank the guys on here for the help I got with everything. If it wasn't for his forum I don't know what I would do sometimes. My car feels like a totaly different car than the day I bought It thanks to u guys. Subies rock

New home depot lip and 8000k HID's.

well I found out that my right front cv boot broke, so since I need new Bearings on that side as well, I decided what the hell all do it all at the same time left side as well, so the car is in pieces and all I am waiting for now is to have the bearings pressed out, and the new ones pressed in and then I have to put her back together its going to be fun= ) haha

DIY Grounding Mod today. Holy hell the improvements were massive .

Tore the motor apart....damn uncured silicone...it'll go back together next weekend.

-LookAsubie: I was wondering if you had a write-up on doing that front lip, or if you had a part number for the piece that you used. Looks nice as so do the HID'S, which is on my list down the road!
-Today did a little interior work and put on some legacy badges since mine didn't have them!


-Joe

For the lip its just a garage door seal lip. Not sure on the part number but if you go look in the garage door bottom area you will see it. Its the 9ft one and you just cut off the extra once you get close to the end of your bumper. The lip is like $9.27 and is flexible and wont break like other expensive ones.

You can put it on however you think will work best.. Me and my friends just use a hot glue gun and it works pretty well. takes like 30 mins to put on if you take your time.

And thank you for the compliments

I have joined the great ranks of home mechanics, i lucas full successfully fixed my leaking sunroof. 5 hours

How you do dat?

No shit my sunroof leaks and I can't drive the car anymore because washington rains 2/3 of the year. I was going to silicone it shut for the winter but I read on some other forums that silicone eats away paint from acid in the silicone or something.

Jesus, 5 hours? I guess it took me a good amount of time too, it's been a while.

Don't remember what I used but it worked. Started leaking again but I took out two spacers to even it out and now it doesn't again.

I'm really not looking forward to pulling the headliner again to fuck with the sunroof again. I think it might be the drain hoses though because BigGreen96 (I think) sold me the sunroof and he resealed it with silicone already so assuming he did a good job, it shouldn't leak.