What have you done to your SVX (or other Subaru) today?

[Billsy]

Fitted 370cc injectors, Z32 AFM and an ECU chip.

[gwynethh]

Originally Posted by gwynethh

Finished it up and tested. Found two errors we made. Nothing smoked and was able to add one missing lead and rewire the shutoff time transistor. Need to get a small project box and will move the fuse to be accessible outside the box (different type holder). Pleased with the result. Have adjusted the timers to suit the open and closed time of the SVX mirror motors (about 5-6 seconds each way). Will install it in the spring as it is too cold in the “garage” (I wish) ah car port and as the SVX will go for repaint the Monday after Christmas.

Tested the unit in the car. Worked as designed but one issue with the relay buzzing after the open cycle. Might be the cheap relay. Got a better one coming. Moving on to other work while awaiting the slow boat from China for the relay. No rush.

[SVX_MY_BABY]

Took my Baby for a road trip to the Cabot Trail in Nova Scotia. She loved the twisty roads in the Highlands.

Stopped in the village of Inverness which has a population of only a few hundred. Sitting next to me in the parking lot was a Japanese 1996 WRX STI. What are the odds on that one? Two rare Subies in the middle of nowhere.





Apologies for the orientation of pic No. 2.

[kwren]

Went to Google Earth and checked out the little village. Fun!

[trueblue]

Drove it in 2nd gear until my tapping lifter became free. I put half a can of seafoam in the oil yesterday. I have used it in the past, but now I have proof the stuff really works.

[svxcess]

Originally Posted by SVX_MY_BABY

Took my Baby for a road trip to the Cabot Trail in Nova Scotia. She loved the twisty roads in the Highlands.

Stopped in the village of Inverness which has a population of only a few hundred. Sitting next to me in the parking lot was a Japanese 1996 WRX STI. What are the odds on that one? Two rare Subies in the middle of nowhere.

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[SVX_MY_BABY]

Originally Posted by svxcess

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I presume you like the photo.

How about we go up there for the 25th Anniversary meet?

I'd be pleased to do some logistics.

2 minute video.
https://youtu.be/TC9S4Ehgq1s

[SacSVX]

Finally got a chance to take it out after finishing the brakes and axle. Already have AMR Coilovers on the way. Can't wait to replace the soggy worn strut

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[SacSVX]

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hooray! finally came in. let see how long it'll take for me to get around to install them haha

[huck369]

Originally Posted by SacSVX

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hooray! finally came in. let see how long it'll take for me to get around to install them haha

mmmmmm....PRETTY......

[alia176]

Originally Posted by SacSVX

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hooray! finally came in. let see how long it'll take for me to get around to install them haha

Dang, that's pure porn right there

I've been out of the loop, where these beauties from? Is there a thread on them?

[svxcess]

That would be AMR Engineering for the coilover

http://https://amrengineering.com/pr...ing-coilovers/

$1495.00 plus shipping NO RETURNS

Here is a review by one of the members

http://www.subaru-svx.net/forum/show...&highlight=AMR

Bought to you by the same company that is producing the all-aluminum radiator. Almost a year in the making, paid in full by many members here, and yet to be produced or shipped. Legal action is in the works, so beware.

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[alia176]

Originally Posted by svxcess

That would be AMR Engineering for the coilover

http://https://amrengineering.com/pr...ing-coilovers/

$1495.00 plus shipping NO RETURNS

Here is a review by one of the members

http://www.subaru-svx.net/forum/show...&highlight=AMR

Bought to you by the same company that is producing the all-aluminum radiator. Almost a year in the making, paid in full by many members here, and yet to be produced or shipped. Legal action is in the works, so beware.

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Excellent info, thank you.

[SacSVX]

Yea I was really worried when I read the reviews, however it seemed like new company growing pains. I made several email communications with Andy and he responded reasonably promptly. I made an online payment and through email, he promised within 2.5 weeks but it took more like 4 weeks before delivery. I was ok with the one month wait time especially after reading how some customers waited 3+ months. I am in no rush as this is my weekend fun car. Each unit came individually boxed so they were well protected. The build quality appears to be exceptional, especially compared to some of AMR's earlier customer pictures. It seems they are actually improving their design and some of their customer service issues.

I hopefully will install them within these couple weeks. I did work with Andy is finding the "softest" spring rate as I wanted stock like ride quality.

I'll report back when I get them installed!

[fasteract7]

Is the front strut adjusting center nut recessed so the hood dent problem has been fixed ?