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The cabin's pretty close to you. . .

You have to swap out the seat belt ends or whatever they're called. But yes, direct bolt in.

Happy Birthday Andy!

I had hoped to get a set for my 84 coupe. I was hoping for a set of uncut blanks so I could cut them to fit. They only offer products for imprezas and newer vehicles. So I emailed them. After a week, I asked some folks at DirtyImpreza.com to give me input about the company. They said Rally Armor was a good company, try calling them. So I called. The nice lady who answered the phone said she remembered my email and remembered discussing it. But, since they don't sell blanks, they declined to tell me so. The phone call ended with me saddened by the fact that they won't sell me a set of blanks. They'll only sell me a set if I give them the dimensions I need and they cut them for me. Pretty damn near impossible. You see, I need blanks so I can cut them to fit the car while I'm under it looking at it. Catch 22 or something. Anyways. Unless you're important to them, they won't respond to your emails. That's bad customer relations. Cuz you see, the customer just might own 2 imprezas as well as race a Rally Car that could use some Sweet Mudflaps. That would be me, and I tend to go with what I know and reuse the same product on my different cars. Coulda been a love affair.

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I don't know. . . I saw his monster hatch for sale on Craigslist. I emailed to ask if it was fast, he never even replied. . . :-\

That is so cool and so ugly at the same time Scott. Last one of us to get our current project on the road is a rotten egg?

Not a chance. I like how it rides. It spends most of its time as a daily driver. If I ever dedicate a car to tarmac track, I'll lower it. Till then, it will see plenty of dirt roads where being lowered is a bad thing.

A little tape and paint and I liiiike. before: Afta: yeah yeah, the little brakes. . .

How about at my Father's cabin in Chimacum? Lots of wheeling on the property and near by. Plenty of places to put up a tent. . .

I tried that some time ago, on your advice. They were pretty upset, cuz of course I asked them if they match prices before I showed them the tirerack price. It was a whole lot of arguing and manager asking before we settled on a price. I did have to pay extra for shipping. The deal with discount is, they make all of their money on the install, and assume you'll buy a warantee for each tire. I still say tirerack and take them to your favorite local small time tire installer who'll take 40 bucks to put them on your car. Good luck either way. Les Schwabby is a good place to buy tires. As reference, one of the tires I had my buddy buy for his car had a flat a couple of days ago. They fixed it, even though he'd used "fix a flat" on it.

Sounds awesome. How about Mid August at Evans Creek? It's pretty central, and has a camp ground. We had 25 Subarus last time we did this.

I let the FAQ drop off to generate more conversation. It got so if anybody had a question, everybody would just tell them to look at the FAQ. . . A resourceful noob would use the search button. And, the 6 lug conversion is covered in the FAQ too. Where in Nebraska are you crazylong127? I have family in Lincoln.

They're very comfy, came from a 93-94 LSi.

Rob. I have a donation for you. You can have these seats, you'll be very happy. And. They have a height adjuster so you'll be able to see over the steering wheel. And. THey're legacy seats, so they sit forward. Meaning you'll be able to reach the pedals too. :-p

I prefer the Brat. I like the longer wheel base. As for departure, doesn't really matter, cuz they all have crappy approach.

Don't worry. In a day or two I'll merge them all into one thread, then it'll be fun to read.

We can always suggest a search. . . New conversation is good. isn't it?

He asked for stickies. It won't hurt to leave them up till he either fails or wins his case. Our help is encouraged, the more this is visible the better. I'm all for him being able to bring his Soob to compete. Bring it in shifted in 4X. It says it right on the lever, the mudflaps. . .

Ken's there a lot. If he'll pick them up, I can get them from him and get them to Tex who can probably get them to someone more North who can get them to you. . .

It still here, a search for its key words or threads started by me will turn it up. I un-stickied it to generate new conversation on old topics.

If it'll make you feel any better, we've beat the crap out of this topic in the OFF ROAD section of this almighty USMB. It's a sub forum of Motorsports.

Happy Birthday Ed. A couple of more years and you'll be presedent of the OFRT.

its tough to tell from the pic but the wagon had those donuts this pic was taken at the top of nachees in about 2001 his name was subiebeast he learned the hard way that they're not the way to go he bent a few of them on the trail but he also had a heavy foot maybe if you didnt drive hard on them or wheel them theyd be fine you know just park it in the yard and look at it so the wheels wont get bent that way

I think there were 5 at wongleflute's, including Sister7's, a couple dropped off when we left for Golden Gardens.