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Joeyy 2007-04-29 06:22 AM

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Originally Posted by A1337STI (Post 96622)
What was your time in that youtube video ?

Congrats on the win btw !

48.8:D

Dean 2007-04-29 07:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Bob Danger (Post 96598)

The best part of that is where he is tucking in his shirt or whatever on the way to the car, and has a glove in his mouth, but already has both gloves on. :)

wrxkidid 2007-04-29 07:50 AM

haha. dean are you going out to stead this afternoon?

Dean 2007-04-29 07:54 AM

Headed out mid morning...

wrxkidid 2007-04-29 07:59 AM

do you think you could ride with me one run and give me some pointers?

Dean 2007-04-29 08:07 AM

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Originally Posted by wrxkidid (Post 96639)
do you think you could ride with me one run and give me some pointers?

Run groups and spacing permitting... If you are in my run group, you need to be at least 5 cars apart.

cody 2007-04-29 08:55 AM

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Originally Posted by M3n2c3 (Post 96627)
No kidding. Judging by that video D posted up, it looks like a fun course.

It was a very fun course. I don't like shifting down into first though...er rather, my car doesn't like it much. It only ground a little once, but yikes.

M3n2c3 2007-04-29 09:53 AM

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Originally Posted by cody (Post 96643)
It was a very fun course. I don't like shifting down into first though...er rather, my car doesn't like it much. It only ground a little once, but yikes.

I would have had trouble with it. I have to be going really slow to get my tranny to allow me in to 1st - anything over about 7-10mph and I just can't force it in. I need to find a way to open that up a little. Braking to 7mph usually ends up defeating the purpose of downshifting, and I'm forced to just wallow on out of the corner in 2nd. :(

P.S. If anyone has any advice on how I can loosen that up (i.e. get the tranny to allow me to downshift in to 1st at a higher speed instead of locking it up at anything over ~10mph), offer it up. I'd really like to be able to get in to first at 15-20mph so I can stay closer to the top of my powerband while still carrying a decent amount of speed.

cody 2007-04-29 03:49 PM

Survey Says!:

Redline Shockproof Lightweight. :)

I'm using Uncle Scotty's Cocktail and it's only slightly better than stock. I can shift into first doing 25mph without revmatching or double clutching, etc but I have to be pretty slow with the shift.

Everyone who runs the Redline absolutely loves it. It should really help you out J.

cody 2007-04-29 03:52 PM

Today was fun. My car seemed to go into 1st better today...I'm sure me being slower with my hands helped a bit. I gotta say I enjoyed the course better yesterday for some reason. Great weekend though. Thanks to all that helped make it happen! :)

wrxkidid 2007-04-29 04:22 PM

lots of fun today. fast but still technicalish.

Dean 2007-04-29 06:23 PM

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Originally Posted by M3n2c3 (Post 96648)
I would have had trouble with it. I have to be going really slow to get my tranny to allow me in to 1st... If anyone has any advice...

Cody is right. We did Sue's '02 WRX tranny Sat. PM with Lightweight shockproof and it was like night and day. No clinking, just goes in all the way to 20+... Took 30 minutes.

Go to Summit, buy fluid. It is on the back side of the first or maybe second rack as you walk in the door to the left. You need 3.7 Quarts. You also need a long bendy funnel or bottle pump to get teh fluid into the dip stick hole under the intercooler.

Make sure tranny is warm. You just got back from Summit, right?
Ramp or jack the front end up.(Use stands if jacking) Jack the rear up at the diff to make the car flat.
21mm socket on a 2' breaker bar + extension to break the plug loose.

Rags, socket extension, etc. to protect your hand to undo nut & copper washer and not drop it into the drain bucket you are using.

Let it drain while you clean the metal shavings off the magnet in the plug, open the bottles, put the funnel in place, . etc. If the turbo is still hot, Put a rag or two over it to keep from melting the funnel.

PUT THE PLUG BACK IN!!!

Put about 3.5 bottles in. Put the car on the ground, dipstick in and go drive it for a while.

Come back let it sit a few minutes and check the level. Top off if needed. By the third -5th shift, it should be a different tranny.

cody 2007-04-29 07:01 PM

J doesn't have an IC :P

Dean 2007-04-29 07:15 PM

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Originally Posted by cody (Post 96663)
J doesn't have an IC :P

No, he just doesn't have a turbo... :)

Nick Koan 2007-04-29 07:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Dean (Post 96666)
No, he just doesn't have a turbo... :)

And he's certainly no your bo.

100_Percent_Juice 2007-04-29 07:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Dean (Post 96661)
Cody is right. We did Sue's '02 WRX tranny Sat. PM with Lightweight shockproof and it was like night and day. No clinking, just goes in all the way to 20+... Took 30 minutes.

Go to Summit, buy fluid. It is on the back side of the first or maybe second rack as you walk in the door to the left. You need 3.7 Quarts. You also need a long bendy funnel or bottle pump to get teh fluid into the dip stick hole under the intercooler.

Make sure tranny is warm. You just got back from Summit, right?
Ramp or jack the front end up.(Use stands if jacking) Jack the rear up at the diff to make the car flat.
21mm socket on a 2' breaker bar + extension to break the plug loose.

Rags, socket extension, etc. to protect your hand to undo nut & copper washer and not drop it into the drain bucket you are using.

Let it drain while you clean the metal shavings off the magnet in the plug, open the bottles, put the funnel in place, . etc. If the turbo is still hot, Put a rag or two over it to keep from melting the funnel.

PUT THE PLUG BACK IN!!!

Put about 3.5 bottles in. Put the car on the ground, dipstick in and go drive it for a while.

Come back let it sit a few minutes and check the level. Top off if needed. By the third -5th shift, it should be a different tranny.

Well im gonna have to do this tonight.

Joeyy 2007-04-29 08:27 PM

Video of my six runs from today.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lp_S87r8Lr4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgLUuwppFYk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KT8OAKkeTy8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rz9HYRDZTUQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yokWbE8C-M0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UD0SiW90XnU

M3n2c3 2007-04-29 08:59 PM

Cool, I'll have to get Redline in there sometime soon. Thanks guys :)

A1337STI 2007-04-29 09:27 PM

Also if you double clutch going into first it will go in magically smooth. The owners manual says that every gear is syncroed , so double clutching should not be needed, but it helps. I've gotten comments AutoXing, and RallyXing how smooth my upshifting is..

under braking in 2nd gear I hang enough of my right foot over so it can blip the gas pedal, i stay in 2nd gear as long as possible, then i push the clutch all the way down, put the shifter into nuetral, i let the clutch all the way up (or i think i do) I rev match my engine, NOW i push the clutch back down and slide it into first, and it feels silky smooth.

with out the double clutching it won't go into first @ 25. even if i hold the rpms at 5000 it just won't. My WRX had the exact same feeling to it.


this works great for me, Your Results May vary!
offer not applicable where specifically voided!

M3n2c3 2007-04-29 09:58 PM

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Originally Posted by A1337STI (Post 96675)
Also if you double clutch going into first it will go in magically smooth. The owners manual says that every gear is syncroed , so double clutching should not be needed, but it helps. I've gotten comments AutoXing, and RallyXing how smooth my upshifting is..

under braking in 2nd gear I hang enough of my right foot over so it can blip the gas pedal, i stay in 2nd gear as long as possible, then i push the clutch all the way down, put the shifter into nuetral, i let the clutch all the way up (or i think i do) I rev match my engine, NOW i push the clutch back down and slide it into first, and it feels silky smooth.

with out the double clutching it won't go into first @ 25. even if i hold the rpms at 5000 it just won't. My WRX had the exact same feeling to it.


this works great for me, Your Results May vary!
offer not applicable where specifically voided!

I'd read about that, but I haven't had an opportunity to try it.

Bob Danger 2007-04-29 10:27 PM

I like the part in the first video where I call Jonny a jerk.

MPREZIV 2007-04-30 06:29 AM

Awesome weekend! Not to rub it in again, but it looks like I snubbed Scott in Nick's car on Sunday by a 0.02 second margin! :eek: The "battle" was SO much fun tho!

And it was awesome having my Pops come out to watch!

Joeyy 2007-04-30 07:37 AM

Can the Yellow BSP Vette from California be beat?:?:

MattR 2007-04-30 08:02 AM

Apperantly not, but I'll continue to try.

JonnydaJibba 2007-04-30 08:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Joeyy (Post 96687)
Can the Yellow BSP Vette from California be beat?:?:

That guy INSISTED that the first apex cone was out of the box and made me fix it. But since there was nothing wrong with it, I just made it look like I fixed it but really just moved it back and forth. :lol:


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