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But, if this is ok, I'll be doing this and more at my place on Saturday :) Feel like coming down Darrin?
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I think the Goodridge fit 2001 - 2004 WRX "and" STi, at least that was how it was explained to me.
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Can do! Get me an address and let me know what I need to bring, floor jack, ramps (I have two sets now!), tools, ect. Is Colin in as well?
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Whew, glad to hear that about the brake lines. I had actually just hit send when I saw your post, lol.

I have (aka, Zak's) a second set of ramps, so I think that we're good to go there. Definitely bring whatever else you think that we'll need though. I have tons of tools as does Zak, but since we'll be doing simultaneous installs, extra tools can never hurt.

Not sure about Colin, but I think so :)

I'll PM you my address ;)
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Now if only my freakin short shifter and bushings would show!
I can't believe it's taking THIS long to get here, I ordered them on the 1st of March!

I didn't order my brakelines and fluid until Tuesday and they already got here.
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I got two hockey games Saturday, but I'l love to watch and maybe get my hands dirty when I can.

FYI, Al next door still has the jack stands.
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zaxrex wrote:I got two hockey games Saturday, but I'l love to watch and maybe get my hands dirty when I can.

FYI, Al next door still has the jack stands.
!! Thanks for letting me know :) Those might be useful this weekend!

You know I can use all the hands I can get, so if you have spare time, cool :)

Darrin: That sucks, who did you order it from? I ordered my Kartboy SS with TiC bushings last week and it came in earlier this week.
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I ordered the shifter (megan racing $55 and comes with the STi shift knob) and cobb bushings $30 from Slowboy racing. They e-mailed me on the 2nd saying:

"To speed up shipping time, these items are being drop shipped directly from our suppliers to you."

Ummm what speed do you think he's speaking of?
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Cancel the order and get the KartB with TiC ;)
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Woohoo!


Yes, the order is correct. Goodridge is a UK based company and the "new
age" EDM and JDM Imprezas were 2001 while we got it as a 2002 model
year. It does add some confusion to things sometimes. The proper part
number is 24215 for the U.S. 2004+ STi. If this is the part number on
the box then you have the correct hoses. :)

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sabre wrote:24215 for the U.S. 2004+ STi.
Yeah, the same number ss lines on my XT. :wink:
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Did you feel as much a difference as everyone else? I love the brakes on my car, so I can't imagine what they will be like after this!
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The big difference will be pedal feel; stiffer with very little fade.
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Sounds good to me :)

BTW, a guy here at work recommended this instead of speed bleeders. Just a FYI.
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Not to worry, as long as you have someone to help, it won't be that hard.
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I was planning for Sunday, Saturday is the Shamrock festival :)
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Shamrock Festival? I don't think you can go to that until your accent improves.

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Thanks for coming out all. What a great install weekend!!!!

AFAIR:
Darrin - SS lines and Blue
Kyle - SS lines and Blue
Ross - Coated headers and shifter bushings
Julian - Coated headers, EGT, SS lines and Blue
Zak - Misc tranny work and tire fun

I'm looking at doing my brake pads and a KartBoy SS with TiC bushings this weekend :)
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my EBC pads came in over the weekend and the 4pots are supposed to be delivered today, so I'm hoping for good weather and a helping hand next weekend myself... 8)
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Next saturday is OK for me after noon. I have a meeting from 9-12.
I should have my shifter and bushings by then. I damn well better!
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Post by spazegun2213 »

Kyle, how are you brakes holding up? have you gotten them hot yet? I think the extra bleeding did the trick.

Darrin,
your 5sp shifter and bushings should take you no time at all.

Julian, I'm helping a friend bleed his brakes and install the TiC shifter bushing kit friday, I'll let you know how that goes so i can help you with yours.
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