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1st Blackstone UOA results after I replaced the headgaskets. Silicon traces from the formagasket & bit of antifreeze should settle out the next change. I'll let them know next time that a EJ259 is not a turbo engine.

6"-8" Here

Installed a Subaru block heater & decided to take a measurement while I was under there... Its pretty nice not having to jack the vehicle to get underneath.

That explains why they are all so sharp.

2006 subaru forester xt limited - $12000 (lisbon falls) http://maine.craigslist.org/cto/2850024695.html Seller on this forum? I see at least 5 Subies in the photos.

Not looking for anything special. Just a 2nd exhaust I can use to chop up & make something different. I'm guessing someone has one lying around in a pile. I have the PZEV style exhaust: http://opposedforces.com/parts/legacy/us_b12/type_23/exhaust_system/exhaust/illustration_4/ The...

Will probably go. Not 100% positive yet though.

I wish it were that simple. If that information was known sooner it may have been a possibility. Unfortunately I can't justify dropping 300-400 on a couple helmets right now. Also buying a replacement car for the wife 4 days ago puts a squeeze on the finances. (cars don't like being wrapped...

Thanks, noted for the future. That frees up 10hrs of driving this weekend for nothing at least.

I registered to come out and just have some fun. Was browsing through the thread on ner.org http://www.ner.org/forums/index.php/topic,2246.0.html Saw someone mentioning something about helmets. Are helmets required? Is there any other safety requirements I need to know about this event?

Haha That icy corner is great.

Awesome, I was at that rally a few years back.

Looking forward to the next meet, event, or randomness.

OTC Part #6494 I bought it online. http://goo.gl/v7xhV Take your pick.

Swapped to the snows. Yeah its not going to last long, but I am tired of waiting.

Nice fisheye lens.

Yeah I didn't want to use that style. Even with this huge compressor these springs have some serious tension. There is no second guessing with this tool, it won't let go. An automotive coil spring blowing up in your face is the last thing you would want.

Pull the struts out. Put the 4 jaws on the coil, engage safety pins, compress spring by tightening the huge bolt. Take strut apart, release tension on spring. Grab new spring, repeat in reverse.

New tools are always a good thing. So are 4 new heavy duty springs. As the Subie sits now with stock wheels. Will swap to the steelie/snows sometime soon if the weather cooperates.

Not soon enough.