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Re: Oh geez, it was inevitable

Posted: Fri Apr 22, 2011 5:17 am
by DevC

Re: Oh geez, it was inevitable

Posted: Thu May 05, 2011 10:24 pm
by DevC
Anybody else stoked for wcss? I'm slowly getting the car setup for the 8+ hour trip there.

Hoping for an ej20g swap next paycheck.

and picked up a Group N 5mt mount from the dealer today

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Re: Oh geez, it was inevitable

Posted: Fri May 06, 2011 12:56 am
by kimokalihi
Nice, how much did the stealership charge for that mount? I wish I had the 5MT mount instead of the 6MT one. It would make things fit better.

I'm semi-stoked for WCSS. I'd be far more stoked if I could hunt down and fix my false knock bullshit and turn the boost up and run the more aggressive rob tuned chip I had before.

Re: Oh geez, it was inevitable

Posted: Fri May 06, 2011 3:22 am
by DevC
It was around $115can and took 2 days.

It raised the trans up atleast an inch but is still clearing everything(I hear some people have issues), but I have the solid rubber motor mounts allready.

Guess its almost 4 months away, we gots lots of time....(knock on wood).

Re: Oh geez, it was inevitable

Posted: Fri May 06, 2011 10:17 am
by kimokalihi
Raised it an inch? What? Shouldn't have raised it at all I'm pretty sure. I compared the 6MT one to the stock one and it was only like 1cm difference. It was shorter and I think the 5MT one is the same as the stock one so it shouldn't be anywhere near that kind of difference.

Re: Oh geez, it was inevitable

Posted: Sat May 07, 2011 2:16 am
by DevC
I put a jack under the tranny while I undid the crossmember, and when I went to put the new mount in I had to get out twice to jack it up higher and this jack doesnt sag, especially under that little of weight. 1 inch give or take, I didnt measure, but it did raise it for sure, a few people on here have reported the same.

Re: Oh geez, it was inevitable

Posted: Wed Jul 06, 2011 5:47 am
by DevC
Little update,

Legacy needed alot of work, so I bought this 96 Outback, its been a nice comfy daily for a couple months now.

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Wasnt about to let the ss die easy, so I pulled the motor...it still ran fine, but seeped oil from everywhere.

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Stripped the greasy mess down and now I'm waiting on new bearings, dohc heads, bigger turbo and any gaskets, hoses and anything else it needs.

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I also plan on 02 wrx f-brakes, same price as stock and need them anyway and need a new rack which is why I was motivated to buy the outback. Also have an lsd rear diff for it too.

Re: Oh geez, it was inevitable

Posted: Wed Jul 06, 2011 6:22 am
by Florin1
The pictures. Is no worky.

Re: Oh geez, it was inevitable

Posted: Wed Jul 06, 2011 8:07 am
by Binford
pics worky for me lol

Re: Oh geez, it was inevitable

Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 2:16 am
by DevC
Been slowly doin work on it.

A good wash with some super clean

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Cleaned and checked out by the machine shop

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A sunday of piston scrubbing.

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Measured and plastigauged with the new acl race bearings

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Drilling out the turbo plumbing on the ej25d heads.

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Shortblock done.

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Re: Oh geez, it was inevitable

Posted: Fri Oct 14, 2011 5:06 am
by DevC
Need to make a spacer for that crossover on the exh mani's, mod the fuel rail monting tabs make a pcv setup and spend more $$ and buy some idlers and such for the timing belt cause they all needed replacement.

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Re: Oh geez, it was inevitable

Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2011 3:42 am
by DevC
Poser shots of the parts to put together a parallel rail setup.

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And a td04l off an 08 wrx, should be able to make it work, ordered the materials to make an outlet to work with my ic setup

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Re: Oh geez, it was inevitable

Posted: Sat Dec 31, 2011 7:23 am
by DevC
I got an ej20g ecu and sti yellowtops for it.



Quick mod list so I can keep track, apparently my thread on sli wasnt organized enough to stay unlocked. :(

-Ej22t block rebuilt/25d heads
-11mm sti oil pump
-ACL race bearings
-Parallel rails
-EJ20G mines ecu
-Fuel lab regulator/weapon r adapter
-STI 550cc yellowtops
-Mbc homebrew
-91 pull-type SS 5mt swap
-Group N trans engine mounts
-Homebrew pitch mount
-91 vlsd
-Chopped and rewelded shifter, longer shaft-shorter throw
-Saab i/c
-Kyb gr2's
-95 jdm wrx front seats/25rs rear seat
-Rattle canned blue
-Catless exhaust/dynomax muffler
-Vf10
-Skid plate
-Offroad lighting

Re: Oh geez, it was inevitable

Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2012 8:57 pm
by DevC
Not much progress, sold the 08 style td04 because it wasnt close enough to fitting for me, didnt want to chop up the up-pipe just for it when I could just sell and buy something that fits, trying to get nosyt to sell me his old turbo lol.

Also got bored and sold my Outback and was thinking GT-B but bought a Nissan Stagea instead

Re: Oh geez, it was inevitable

Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2012 9:47 pm
by nosyt
get this thing finished dev!
and trade me the stagea for the turbo....

Re: Oh geez, it was inevitable

Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2012 6:46 pm
by DevC
Ok, only like 10 months behind schedule, but it accumulated more mods in that time haha

Latest aditions are a rob +7 tune for the 525cc and such, and a wrx intercooler.

Heres where I'm at.

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And an updated mod list

Mod list

Engine
-Ej22t Shortblock
-Ej25D DOHC heads
-ACL race bearings
-STI 11mm oil pump
-04/05 STI 525cc injectors
-Parrallel rails
-Fuel lab AFPR
-VF10 turbo
-WRX tmic
-Rob tuned jdm wrx ecu
-De-cat w/dynomax muffler

Drivetrain
-91 bc6 5-speed swap
-91 bc6 VLSD
-Reworked shifter

Suspension
-KYB GR2's
-Larger front Sway bar

Interior
-Version 1/2 WRX seats
-Deck

Exterior
-Diamond plate underbody protection
-Crazy carpet flaps
-Rattle can blue
-Bugeye wrx scoop
-Hitch
-Offroad lamps

Re: Oh geez, it was inevitable

Posted: Sat Aug 25, 2012 5:18 pm
by DevC
SO got it running, ran great, but pistons where way too loose, tore it back down and bought these for it...

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Re: Oh geez, it was inevitable

Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2012 8:19 pm
by DevC
I bought a new shell, well basicly a running driving TW with no rust in winestone. Got busy as soon as I got it and did a tune-up, disassembled and shampooed everything inside, and swapped it to manual along with install my vlsd and v1/2 wrx seats. The ej22t in it runs good now, so I'll leave that in there for the winter, and swap my built ej22t dohc in there come spring time.

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Re: Oh geez, it was inevitable

Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2012 9:49 pm
by mike-tracy
Was it your Stagea wagon at WCSS?

Re: Oh geez, it was inevitable

Posted: Tue Oct 02, 2012 6:40 pm
by DevC
mike-tracy wrote:Was it your Stagea wagon at WCSS?
Ya

Re: Oh geez, it was inevitable

Posted: Wed Oct 03, 2012 1:35 am
by mike-tracy
Very cool! I got arrived late afternoon on Saturday and caught a glance of it. Wanted to take a better look Sunday but you had a cover on it. Was the pulsar driven by a friend of yours?

Re: Oh geez, it was inevitable

Posted: Wed Oct 03, 2012 5:00 pm
by DevC
mike-tracy wrote:Very cool! I got arrived late afternoon on Saturday and caught a glance of it. Wanted to take a better look Sunday but you had a cover on it. Was the pulsar driven by a friend of yours?
Ya, he's from kelowna aswell, so is nosyt, basicly all the canadians there are from kelowna and friends lol.

Had a cover on it in the evenings because it was my accomodations for the weekend.

Re: Oh geez, it was inevitable

Posted: Tue Oct 08, 2013 7:13 pm
by DevC
The wagon is back to my Daily, running great so far

Made some changes too
-Single stage brake booster
-Rear subframe lockouts
-Whiteline Anti-lift kit
-Whiteline rack bushings
-And the saab tmic of my old car.

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And a couple shots from a trackday

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Re: Oh geez, it was inevitable

Posted: Wed Oct 09, 2013 2:11 pm
by andrew_baran
Have your door handles got any scratches on them? :P That's some mega roll!

Looks awesome fun though - I haven't tracked my wagon yet...

Re: Oh geez, it was inevitable

Posted: Wed Mar 19, 2014 8:54 pm
by DevC
Lol, yeah pretty much.

It had the Cheapest tires I could buy on the stock rims and stock everything else, could flick it into some all wheel drifts which surprised me.

But since the trackday I installed the whiteline alk, rack bushings, and rear gr2's, car is much better, will still benefit from some proper wheels and tires and sway bars hence the dual sway experiment.

Also next up is a walbro, and vf10 that I have laying around,