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sti deede 2004-10-19 07:13 AM

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Originally Posted by sybir
Saturday sometime is the official date and time :lol:

What time works best for everybody?

Anytime after 12:00 works for me.

doubleurx 2004-10-19 08:55 AM

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Originally Posted by sybir
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Is there a guarentee that he won't fuck up my paint? If there is I'll do my rears.

That depends on how much beer you buy me ;)
But seriously, you won't have any problems on the outside of the fender; you may want to hit the inside with a coat of clear just to seal up any cracks that develop. I rolled mine with a bat first, so they're a bit torn up on the inside, but on a newer car with the right tool, and a heat gun, we should be able to keep any paint damage to a minimum.

I got a heat gun.

I got the beer!

MikeSTI 2004-10-19 09:10 AM

I will be out of town this weekend (Family trip to San Diego) so I guess I will miss out on this one :( If for some reason you need more time putting your car together next weekend would work :D

I know I'm only one of many so if I need to wait for another trip......I could :D

sybir 2004-10-19 10:21 AM

I'm sure I'll be able to work out another trip. You shouldn't need wide rubber until spring anyways ;)

sti deede 2004-10-20 10:11 PM

So how's the support wagon coming along Aaron? Any updates?

Kevin M 2004-10-20 10:18 PM

http://www.i-club.com/forums/showthr...153#post725153

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sybir 2004-10-21 05:41 AM

Battlewagon had the motor in the hole last night, we're waiting on timing cover gaskets. Everything else should go quickly, we've just been waiting on parts. Speculataion is that the dealer who did the headgaskets at 120k left out the timing cover gaskets, as well as a frickin' valve spring seat (which is why I had valve problems on #3, but whatever)

Should be done by about 9-10:00 this morning, then I just have to adjust the suspension, swap wheels, and load up for the trip ;)

sti deede 2004-10-21 07:36 AM

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Originally Posted by sybir
Battlewagon had the motor in the hole last night, we're waiting on timing cover gaskets. Everything else should go quickly, we've just been waiting on parts. Speculataion is that the dealer who did the headgaskets at 120k left out the timing cover gaskets, as well as a frickin' valve spring seat (which is why I had valve problems on #3, but whatever)

Should be done by about 9-10:00 this morning, then I just have to adjust the suspension, swap wheels, and load up for the trip ;)

Yay! So exciting for you :D

ScottyS 2004-10-21 09:55 AM

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Originally Posted by sybir
Speculataion is that the dealer who did the headgaskets at 120k left out the timing cover gaskets, as well as a frickin' valve spring seat (which is why I had valve problems on #3, but whatever)


That kind of crap is why I hate letting somebody else wrench on the ride. Dealer mechanics seem to be one step below having work-rehab prisoners do the repairs.


Wagon rides again! :banana:

MattR 2004-10-22 05:10 PM

Bump for Updatez###### No Fender Rolling this weekend...


Fender rolling is cancelled for now...Aaron's tranny has blown out, so he has no way to get up here,with the equipment and wheels he needs to bring...We'll reschedule for a couple of weeks down the road, that will give a few who wanted to roll fenders a chance to get on board...


So...No go for this weekend...

sperry 2004-10-22 05:32 PM

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Originally Posted by MattR
Bump for Updatez###### No Fender Rolling this weekend...


Fender rolling is cancelled for now...Aaron's tranny has blown out, so he has no way to get up here,with the equipment and wheels he needs to bring...We'll reschedule for a couple of weeks down the road, that will give a few who wanted to roll fenders a chance to get on board...


So...No go for this weekend...

Say whaaa!!?! I talked to him at like 4pm, and he said everything way green! :( :( :(

Nick Koan 2004-10-22 05:35 PM

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Originally Posted by sperry

Say whaaa!!?! I talked to him at like 4pm, and he said everything way green! :( :( :(

I just talked to him as well. The transmission is gone :(

ShawnS 2004-10-22 08:34 PM

Poop.

sybir 2004-10-22 09:01 PM

Yeah.
I'm happy too, heh.
I'm really sorry about blowing the plans for this weekend, we didn't foresee any tranny issues, but it's also the longest the car has sat undriven in the past 6 years, so, eh, whatever. :)

Ah well, shit happens.
It just happens all at once when you've got 175k hard miles on a car.

Speculation is that when we pulled out the tranny today to swap out the rear main seal again (that blew out on startup yesterday) that all the crap I had worn off/shaved off/broken off in the tranny got shaken up and jostled around, and as soon as we started the car, even after changing fluid, it shelled out all the internal pumps and crap.

We've got a hookup with a tranny shop who's helping me out, and we'll be revalving and raising line pressure as we rebuild it to really make it pop.

On the plus side, the motor runs and sounds great, pulls nice (when it's not making the tranny slip to all hell) and will be the supreme dopeness once we get the header-back on.

So, another little delay, but I'll be back in action soon, and with what amounts to a new drivetrain, which, while it's not the STi swap I wanted, will revitalize the car for quite a while and keep me from doing something stupid like buying a new Leg Turbo until they come with a 6-speed. Shooting for coming up to Reno with toys and tools in tow the second weekend in November (the 13th or something), if that sounds workable.

dknv 2004-10-23 10:07 AM

Sorry to hear, Aaron. :cry: Hope all goes smoothly in putting it back together.

sybir 2004-10-23 10:25 PM

We can rebuild her. We have the technology.

Eh, when it rains, it pours. I'll come out of this with a much more reliable, slightly faster car, so I can't complain :D

doubleurx 2004-10-24 08:18 AM

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Originally Posted by sybir
We can rebuild her. We have the technology.

Eh, when it rains, it pours. I'll come out of this with a much more reliable, slightly faster car, so I can't complain :D

Sorry to hear that Aaron. She's in good hands though.

Dean 2004-11-02 01:16 PM

How goes the car?

Is it going to be ready for a fender rolling party this weekend, or next?

sti deede 2004-11-02 01:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Dean
How goes the car?

Is it going to be ready for a fender rolling party this weekend, or next?

I believe that Aaron is shooting for the weekend of November 20th.

sybir 2004-11-02 01:52 PM

Ko-wrecked.

Car is getting the tranny built this week, and I'm leaving for SEMA today and not coming back till Sunday. The next week is the awards banquet, and I'll be up the weekend after (before Thanksgiving) for fender rolling and the SECCS bar ;)

MikeSTI 2004-11-02 01:53 PM

good so I didnt miss it :D 8)

sybir 2004-11-12 11:04 AM

Bizump, it's true, the battle wagon is rolling (under it's own power, even ;)) and I'll be coming up the weekend of the 20th for fender rolling and festivities.

Scott, can I crash at your place?

Where/when should we do the rolling? I'm thinking Saturday, whenever everybody gets up ;)

sperry 2004-11-12 12:03 PM

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Originally Posted by sybir
Bizump, it's true, the battle wagon is rolling (under it's own power, even ;)) and I'll be coming up the weekend of the 20th for fender rolling and festivities.

Scott, can I crash at your place?

Where/when should we do the rolling? I'm thinking Saturday, whenever everybody gets up ;)

Me casa yer casa!

And I'm down for when/where ever on Saturday fo das rollin!

JC 2004-11-12 12:54 PM

The 20th is THE GAME. I won't be missing it.

sybir 2004-11-12 01:11 PM

Excellent, Mr. Chubbs. ;)


Mwuahahahahahhahaha!

We'll plan on Scott's place, since half of us will be there anyways :D

Anyone who can bring a jack or jackstands, do it, as we've got the get the cars off the ground and the wheels off to bolt the tool on.


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