LF: RSB help in Duluth!

Yea, as the title says... got a good deal on a '02 WRX RSB, going from 13mm to 20mm gonna be a little intense, along with that I went and got these


I don't really want to drive down to the cities to use a garage. If anyone could loan their time and place to assist sometime next week that'd be an extreme help.

I am more than willing to pay for services with Pizza or Beer, LMK:biggrin:!

Andrew

 

I don't have a garage.....but I can help. and you can certainly do it here!

 

Changing out a RSB is pretty easy to do and it makes a huge difference in how the car handles. I think you will be very happy with this mod (I was!). I would be willing to help, but I am down in the cities. the only advice I can offer is to keep the rear suspension loaded through the removal/install process. When I did it I put the back up on ramps and it worked perfectly, super easy.

good luck.

 

It's not heated (well), but my garage has a solid dry floor, and tools. Subies, and any other non-ford are always welcome in my garage. When do you want to do it?

 

The bar should arrive sometime this week, and the beefier hardware should be here early next week! Just looking at the rs25 writeup makes the job look pretty easy.

 

^yeah, it's not hard at all. I think it took like 10 minutes to do on Derides Impreza.

 

haha awesome, lets plan on sometime later Next week? letme know what day works best for you, genuinesubaruparts still has my order pending from sunday i hope it won't take too long for ups ground!

 

just got it all, UPS gets here late, PM'd you Grayguy



Lets do this!

 

Yea, and the main thing was fighting the charcoal canister for the gas tank that's right in the way.

 

so how does it feel andrew?

 

haha dude it's insanely stiff! Just got done testing it, what a major improvement. The car doesn't wiggle as much as it used to, and of course a bit more tail happy. Thanks again for the help fellas

And that is where we twisted a head off, but with Max's super welding skills, we improvised.

The rust and cold made this a 2-3 hour job. well worth it though :biggrin:

 

Say hi on Monday seeing as I have no idea who you are, but you know who I am.

 

haha, allright, was the skinny kid that was like 2 seats to your right on Friday. Starting that class straight from lunch is a bad idea, I always end up fighting to stay awake...

 

glad to hear that it's an improvement. I didn't want to weld on that thing too much, so I wouldn't be surprised if that small weld cracks under stress. If it does, bring her back and we'll fix'er up. And like I said, if you need space again. don't' hesitate to ask!