Friday!!!!!!!!!!
01-27-2006 | 02:49 PM
#46
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From: Front pleated TWill pants...
Car Info: 2004 PSM WRX
Originally Posted by soggynoodles
Ok looks like I'm going to have some 04 STI HIDS open for sale.
let me know if any one wants them.
There is a adapter so you could plug in your stock wrx headlights in without cutting anything.
let me know if any one wants them.
There is a adapter so you could plug in your stock wrx headlights in without cutting anything.
How easy are they to install in a normal WRX? And how much are those going for new?
01-27-2006 | 02:53 PM
#47
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From: Palo Alto, CA
Car Info: Something german
Originally Posted by T-Will
Me = might be interested
How easy are they to install in a normal WRX? And how much are those going for new?
How easy are they to install in a normal WRX? And how much are those going for new?
They go for about 1200 new. Last time i checked. It's pretty much a straight fit.
I'm looking for a trade + cash. So yea pm im smoke sigal me.
HID are soo nice at night. I'm sure going to miss them.
01-27-2006 | 03:10 PM
#48
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From: Front pleated TWill pants...
Car Info: 2004 PSM WRX
Originally Posted by soggynoodles
It's pretty much a bolt on. You don't need to cut anything.
They go for about 1200 new. Last time i checked. It's pretty much a straight fit.
I'm looking for a trade + cash. So yea pm im smoke sigal me.
HID are soo nice at night. I'm sure going to miss them.
They go for about 1200 new. Last time i checked. It's pretty much a straight fit.
I'm looking for a trade + cash. So yea pm im smoke sigal me.
HID are soo nice at night. I'm sure going to miss them.
Nevermind then...I'm trying to get my credit card paid off and money saved up before the move.
01-27-2006 | 03:22 PM
#49
haha, yeah. The shipping company is silly. I should sue them(:-P) when they pull my WRX off, and show them the shipping bill which lists an STi. lol.
In other news:
My car is in Linden, NJ now! Yay! It has moved since earlier today!
Name: jon chapman
In other news:
My car is in Linden, NJ now! Yay! It has moved since earlier today!
Name: jon chapman
Origin: Burlington, MA
Destination: Folsom, CA
Pickup Date: 1/26/2006
Estimated Time of Arrival: 2/6/2006
Disposition: In Transit
Current Location: Linden, NJ
Customer Received Date:
Vehicle Type: 2004 Subaru Impreza WRX STi
Destination: Folsom, CA
Pickup Date: 1/26/2006
Estimated Time of Arrival: 2/6/2006
Disposition: In Transit
Current Location: Linden, NJ
Customer Received Date:
Vehicle Type: 2004 Subaru Impreza WRX STi
01-27-2006 | 03:42 PM
#51
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From: Palo Alto, CA
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Originally Posted by T-Will
1200 dollars new?!
Nevermind then...I'm trying to get my credit card paid off and money saved up before the move.
Nevermind then...I'm trying to get my credit card paid off and money saved up before the move.
If you really want them we could work something out.
ie, bring your mom over.
hahhahaKIDDING!
01-27-2006 | 06:13 PM
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From: Peoples Republik of Kalifornia
Car Info: 05 H2 SUT, 45 GPW, 10 Murano, 13 Boss 302
I'm beat. I spent an hour and a half at the Placer County offices this afternoon. It went like this:
* Fill out application at Building Department
* Get application number
* Take plans and application number to Planning Department
* Have Planning Department do a quick overview of plans
* Take plans and application number back to Building Department
* Pay plan check fee to Building Department and turn over plans
* Take application number to Public Works Department
* Take application number to Environmental Health Department
* Go home
Well, actually, my next stop was PG&E's planning department (since it is in Auburn too).
Then I came home and dug up my water main to find the leak. Turns out the pipe wasn't even glued (or at least looked that way) at the coupling on the water company's end. I'm going to give the glue a couple of hours to dry and then we'll see how good a plumber I am.
* Fill out application at Building Department
* Get application number
* Take plans and application number to Planning Department
* Have Planning Department do a quick overview of plans
* Take plans and application number back to Building Department
* Pay plan check fee to Building Department and turn over plans
* Take application number to Public Works Department
* Take application number to Environmental Health Department
* Go home
Well, actually, my next stop was PG&E's planning department (since it is in Auburn too).
Then I came home and dug up my water main to find the leak. Turns out the pipe wasn't even glued (or at least looked that way) at the coupling on the water company's end. I'm going to give the glue a couple of hours to dry and then we'll see how good a plumber I am.
01-27-2006 | 07:12 PM
#55
Originally Posted by Egan
I'm beat. I spent an hour and a half at the Placer County offices this afternoon. It went like this:
* Fill out application at Building Department
* Get application number
* Take plans and application number to Planning Department
* Have Planning Department do a quick overview of plans
* Take plans and application number back to Building Department
* Pay plan check fee to Building Department and turn over plans
* Take application number to Public Works Department
* Take application number to Environmental Health Department
* Go home
Well, actually, my next stop was PG&E's planning department (since it is in Auburn too).
Then I came home and dug up my water main to find the leak. Turns out the pipe wasn't even glued (or at least looked that way) at the coupling on the water company's end. I'm going to give the glue a couple of hours to dry and then we'll see how good a plumber I am.
* Fill out application at Building Department
* Get application number
* Take plans and application number to Planning Department
* Have Planning Department do a quick overview of plans
* Take plans and application number back to Building Department
* Pay plan check fee to Building Department and turn over plans
* Take application number to Public Works Department
* Take application number to Environmental Health Department
* Go home
Well, actually, my next stop was PG&E's planning department (since it is in Auburn too).
Then I came home and dug up my water main to find the leak. Turns out the pipe wasn't even glued (or at least looked that way) at the coupling on the water company's end. I'm going to give the glue a couple of hours to dry and then we'll see how good a plumber I am.
01-27-2006 | 10:08 PM
#58
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From: Peoples Republik of Kalifornia
Car Info: 05 H2 SUT, 45 GPW, 10 Murano, 13 Boss 302
Originally Posted by VIBEELEVEN
Did you scuff the ends up a little with sandpaper to make the glue stick?
It looks like I did a good job. No leaks when I turned the water back on.
01-28-2006 | 12:06 AM
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From: 500mi North of Montana. Enjoying free health care.
Car Info: Bugeyed Autowagon
Originally Posted by w1ngzer0
what the hell. I thought i posted in this thread. So, what are we doing this weekend guys? any meets or anything?
https://www.i-club.com/forums/sacramento-reno-116/grand-opening-shindig-db-tuning-saturday-28-jan-2006-a-122482/
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