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Old 11-26-2007, 10:15 PM
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Group A parts!

I'm not sure if the lugnuts fit or the subframe locking blots fit, but if they are the same as most of the other Subarus then I guess so. Ask any questions and PM me your orders and for a shipping quote

Crank pulley $90 shipped


Product Highlights:

-6061 Aluminum
-Anodized
-CNC milled
-Balanced
-Easy Install
-NOT UNDER DRIVEN
-Uses stock belts for install
-Group A Pulley: 1.5 LB (680 g)
-Stock Pulley: 6 LB (2.7 Kg)
-4.5 LB Lighter!

Benefits:

-Allows engine to rev higher
-Equivalent of removing 100 LB from the weight off the vehicle
-12 ft/lbs of torque increase
-Subaru does not use a harmonic balancer so there is no worry about vehicle issues
-Improves gas economy
-Helps for heel / toe technique
-Cool Looking!

Alternator pulley $50 shipped


Product Highlights:

-6061 Aluminum
-Anodized
-CNC milled
-Balanced
-Easy Install
-NOT under-driven
-Uses stock belts for install
-Group A Pulley: 2.4oz (70g)
-Stock Pulley: 5.9oz (165g)

Benefits:

-Allows engine to rev higher
-Improves gas economy
-1-2 ft/lbs torque increase
-Helps for heel / toe technique
-Cool Looking!

Pitch stop $90 shipped(pitch stop is now black with blue urethene bushings)


Product Highlights:

-6061 Aluminum
-Anodized
-CNC milled
-Black Oxide coated hardware
-Easy Install
-Precision turned bushing bores
-Injection moulded urethane bushings

Benefits:

-Eliminates the rocking effect of the engine under acceleration and deceleration which results in loss of torque.
-Stronger than the stock plastic piece.
-Car will feel "peppier"
-There will be an increase in NVH
-Cool Looking!

Aluminum lug nuts (I think they have these in black now too)


Product Highlights:

-6061 T6 Aluminum
-Anodized
-CNC milled and tapped
-M12 X 1.25
-20 Piece Set

Benefits:

-Lightweight for less rotational mass on the hubs
-Look very nice with either stock or aftermarket rims
-Won't rust


Subframe locking bolts $30 shipped(I'm not sure if these will fit the SVX yet)


Product Highlights:

-Zinc coated hardware
-Two piece design is easier to install and remove

Benefits:

-Trues up the rear end for a proper alignment
-Removes all play from the rear of the car under hard cornering
-Super easy install

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Old 11-26-2007, 11:01 PM
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I can't buy anything this month, but thanks for the options.
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Old 11-26-2007, 11:32 PM
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No problem, I'll be here. Hopefully I'll be part of the owners club soon.
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Old 11-27-2007, 08:36 PM
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I bought the pulleys from a shop in Ontario, they look good. More subtle than the polished aluminum. I paid $135 shipped for both.

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Old 11-27-2007, 11:38 PM
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Nice of you to share that... Wonder what Reason has to say about this

Dropping prices?
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Old 11-29-2007, 08:40 PM
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Uhh... anyone know what a "pitch stop" is, what it does, where it goes, and what the benefits of upgrading it are? $85 seems like alot of money to "upgrade" a part that I've never heard of, so I can't think it is a cost-effective upgrade. Though I do like those pulley's, I'll have to wait till after Christmas...
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Old 11-29-2007, 08:53 PM
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A pitch stop keeps you tranny from moving.

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Old 11-29-2007, 09:54 PM
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I'm guessing the stock pitch stop is made of something with rubber/silicone on it then? And this new one is made to be stiffer, correct?
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Old 11-29-2007, 10:05 PM
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Yes the stock one is made of something like a "high density" plastic and rubber bushings. The Group A mounts is made of solid aluminum anodize coated and urethane bushings.
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Old 11-29-2007, 10:06 PM
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I'm sorry guys, I forgot to give descriptions. I'll edit my first post in a few minutes.
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Old 11-29-2007, 10:16 PM
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Updated with descriptions!
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I am pretty sure the stock pitch stop (aka dog bone) is metal not plastic...
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That could be true (I don't know) , but wouldn't make sense. Some of the members here have upgraded theirs to a STi group n mount. The only fiffernce is the STi uses a more stiff rubber bushing.
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Old 11-30-2007, 05:28 AM
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I am pretty sure the stock pitch stop (aka dog bone) is metal not plastic...
Nope, it's some type of plastic.
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Ah ok. Well then will it work with a WRX 5spd in a SVX?

One other things... how the HELL does a lighter alternator pulley "help with heel-toeing??"
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