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  1. There might be a way to read the actual code in the dashboard, but I fail (05 legacy NA)

     

    I went to a local shop , they use the computer to read the abs module code. (simple obd reader can't read the abs code)

     

    After I replaced my abs sensor, the erss code gone away right after I start the engine.

     

    There was some method of cycling the key on off, on off, etc. and the odometer will display the code apparently.

    I tried it for 30 minutes one day, 10 minutes another and just gave up.

    My ABS + ErrSS comes on only after heavy snow/very humid, moisture related it seems..

  2. Unfortunately not looking for coilovers as they won't handle salt well, constand readjustments for seasons, and I won't want to rebuild them after a year or two.

    Hoping for iON's or Epic's/Eibach's but that isn't possible unless used.

    Would do rallitek springs but they're 440 for a set..

    Only want 1 to 1.3 inch drop. H&R seems like only viable option.

  3. The Tein Basis coilovers reuse the factory top hats and don't have camber plates right?

     

    Correct.

    I sit here waffling back and forth on whether to spend the money on rims that are heavier than stock, or just coil overs. I feel like I often over mod to the point of boredom (or to the point that I want some equity back out of the vehicle). So, mediocre tires and rims, or just new rubber on factory rims and coilovers... ahhh....

  4. I would've figured that increasing the size even marginally would shift the curve to the right and atleast effect low RPM power. Seems from the factory a lot of things (and aftermarket performance) could use simple revisions?

     

    Theoretically, if you were to double (or just increase marginally) the volume of the header/x-pipe before the turbo; would this effect total boost or induce overboost somehow?

  5. * Except that dude in Japan that did the OEM calibration. F*ck you dude. Ok not really, it would be fun to pick your brain for a few hours over ramen.

     

    I'd do it over Udon noodles, that ramen is like disintegrating cardboard!

     

    Ramen_meme.jpg

     

    I am no where nearly as knowledged as you folks, especially in the specifics of these ECU's and tables/tuning. I however debated the worthiness of pump/injectors for ~30-40whp for $1400-$1600. I passed due to anticipated complications.

  6. The regs say they are only supposed to do mirrors for <96, but they do all. I'll try harder next year. I hate the process of replacing my downpipe each year.

     

    Better than replacing the up-pipe!

    Having a 2005, it is good to know that 99.9% of inspectors would not know the wagon had a front up-pipe cat (meow) there anyway.

    Another reason I like the STi up-pipe, looks OE!

  7. If an inspector told me they couldn't find it and failed it I would ask him to come out to the car w/ me; open the hood and point down to it and say "did you get your inspectors license from a cereal box?"

    Then I'd question him on if it's a bad thing that the cat gets warm from being so close to the engine; I am sure they would offer a water spraying system to keep it cool :)

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