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left footed whooten · 2005-04-28, 02:43 PM

I put on the whole shtoople. All are stock 2.5RS parts though:
front and rear struts and springs
front and rear swaybars, which meant that I had to put the radius(?) arms on because the brighton didnt even come with a rear bar, therefore no mounting brackets. I dont know if my terminology is right for the rear arms, but you know what I mean, where the endlinks mount...I had to get those from a rear swaybar-having Impreza, and install the other brackets as well. Otherwise the only other pseudo-upgrade were my $45 KYB GR-2's, 2.5RS fitment.
Really curious, as I have about 90 shetland ponies under the hood.
Do the wheels present a problem (16x6.5 vs 14X5 or 5.5 stock)
I only have a leftover rulebook from 1991, from my Killer Pinto high school days, the last time I autocrossed, down in the SF region events.

2005-04-28, 02:43 PM	#3
left footed whooten EJ251 Real Name: Dylan Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Truckee Posts: 539 Car: 06 WRX wagon CGM Class: Stuck working weekends	I put on the whole shtoople. All are stock 2.5RS parts though: front and rear struts and springs front and rear swaybars, which meant that I had to put the radius(?) arms on because the brighton didnt even come with a rear bar, therefore no mounting brackets. I dont know if my terminology is right for the rear arms, but you know what I mean, where the endlinks mount...I had to get those from a rear swaybar-having Impreza, and install the other brackets as well. Otherwise the only other pseudo-upgrade were my $45 KYB GR-2's, 2.5RS fitment. Really curious, as I have about 90 shetland ponies under the hood. Do the wheels present a problem (16x6.5 vs 14X5 or 5.5 stock) I only have a leftover rulebook from 1991, from my Killer Pinto high school days, the last time I autocrossed, down in the SF region events.