Blown Front Diff =[ (pics inside)
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so you took the bumper cover off and not the passenger axle
I remember your other thread, glad to see it's in the works, but I heard shep is really backed up how long is the down time looking?? And how are you going to have a subaru in your garage??? 
I remember your other thread, glad to see it's in the works, but I heard shep is really backed up how long is the down time looking?? And how are you going to have a subaru in your garage???
Last edited by Berts24; Apr 20, 2010 at 07:15 PM.
So a few weeks ago i was racing a 5.0 (at the track of course 
) and the my front diff took a sh*t on itself.. lol it was a pretty bad noise couldn't rele tell what it was. but the car would move it drove me home about 3 miles nd by the time i got home it was toast. wouldn't even move when i put it in gear, the passenger axle was shot as well..
anyway. mitsubishi wasn't gunna cover it b/c i have a stage 3 clutch and flywheel.
so i decided to take the job upon myself, threw the car on stands, grabbed my lap top and went on the Evomoto.com clutch and flywheel install, and got cracking.. i was prtty nervous to be honest becauase i've never rele done a job that big on my car, but evo moto's install is pretty detailed i havta say
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i took my sweet time, took me 2 days but i only worked on it about 6-7 hours in total.
tranny + t-case r now out, and ready to be fully built by shep.
here are some pics.
) and the my front diff took a sh*t on itself.. lol it was a pretty bad noise couldn't rele tell what it was. but the car would move it drove me home about 3 miles nd by the time i got home it was toast. wouldn't even move when i put it in gear, the passenger axle was shot as well..anyway. mitsubishi wasn't gunna cover it b/c i have a stage 3 clutch and flywheel.
so i decided to take the job upon myself, threw the car on stands, grabbed my lap top and went on the Evomoto.com clutch and flywheel install, and got cracking.. i was prtty nervous to be honest becauase i've never rele done a job that big on my car, but evo moto's install is pretty detailed i havta say
. i took my sweet time, took me 2 days but i only worked on it about 6-7 hours in total.
tranny + t-case r now out, and ready to be fully built by shep.
here are some pics.
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truthfully took me 6-7 hours to get it out. i sat there alone with my lap top and got cracking. I tend to work a lot faster when im alone, i called my buddy over for the last hour b/c i needed help physically pulling the tranny out.. it truley wasn't as bad as i expected.
hahha and as for the subaru.. its my older brothers.. goal is to beat him 1 day but he always a step ahead of me. lol it currently sits with around 400whp with an fp green 93oct+ meth.. and he just sent out his other sti block to be fully built.... aiming for 500+
..................bastard..