And it begins again....

[xEJ20x]

For those of you who recall.....

I was on a kick about gettin rid of my WRX a while back. And I pretty much sold all my parts that were waitin for warm weather to be put on. Although I'm kickin myself about the Cusco swaybar and the HKS SSQV I sold, it was necessary due to my hours at work being severely cut and I had to get money fast.

Well....now that I'm back in the game.



http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a333/xEJ20x/IMG_0055.jpg

*I know thats the stock shifter, the Kartboy took all of 10 mins to install. :lol:

[Renegade_]

my kartboy was a pain in the ASS... took about 30 minutes with a mallet to get that thing in...

[xEJ20x]

my kartboy was a pain in the ASS... took about 30 minutes with a mallet to get that thing in...

I tried the dead blow hammer. After 2 mins I said "Screw it", and got a real hammer. :mrgreen:

[OBEEWON]

Wow...

[1320wrx]

I tried the dead blow hammer. After 2 mins I said "Screw it", and got a real hammer. :mrgreen:

I had to do the same thing

[ScubaSteve]

my kartboy was a pain in the ASS... took about 30 minutes with a mallet to get that thing in...

I really wish we used a real hammer now. Oh well, whats done is done :(

[Renegade_]

I really wish we used a real hammer now. Oh well, whats done is done :(
Yeah, but we didn't have a piece of wood to put in between it... Would have helped a lot.

[Honest_Bob]

Yeah, but we didn't have a piece of wood to put in between it... Would have helped a lot.

DEFFINITLY use a piece of wood inbetween. I screwedup the threads on my shifter by using a just a regular hammer. Kinda hard to put an aftermarket shift knob on after messing up the top threads. :o

[Renegade_]

Which is why we used the mallet (soft rubber ****) which took like half an hour.

[ScubaSteve]

Yeah, but we didn't have a piece of wood to put in between it... Would have helped a lot.

I'm sure we could of found something. That mallet didnt do ****.