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Thanks man! I have no clearance issue with the Grimmspeed up dump tube and tial wastegate on the cnt pipe. I had more clearance issues with the power steering lines. They had to be bent away and new hoses fitted . I love the noise of the wastegate. Edited by Gex
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Your wagon was one of the first modified LGT wagons I'd seen in my life at BNW2013 and that was when I still had my impreza but I actually was looking through my instagram posts and I posted a picture of your wagon and I had just confirmed my want for an lgt even more at that point. Keep up with the pics!

2005 Vader Wagon

Material Tests on Ringland Failure Piston

I should have held off and purchased a wagon instead of the spec.B
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Thanks man! I have no clearance issue with the Grimmspeed up dump tube and tial wastegate on the cnt pipe. I had more clearance issues with the power steering lines. They had to be bent away and new hoses fitted . I love the noise of the wastegate.

 

That's great news, I have an ewg setup on its way! Did it look like there a way to just bend the lines without fitting new rubber hose? That's one thing I don't enjoy dealing with. I'm looking forward to the noise too :wub:

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No the issue was more with the way it was installed. It should have been clocked forward more. Here is a potato pick from above looking down into the bay.

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The CNT downpipe has been adequate. It has lasted 2.5 years now with no degradation. Fitment isn't the greatest but after recently handling an Invidia downpipe I would say the CNT is on par for an aftermarket piece.
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Spring Update. The Gold wheels will be put back on the shelf next week and the Raijins are going back on.

 

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White lettering was done myself. Oil based white sharpe marker. I like the look. Does need to be touched up once and awhile.

 

will have to do this myself. Very subtle but i love it!

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Gave it a three step DA polish yesterday. Pretty pleased with the results.

 

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looks phenomenal! What polish products did you use?

 

Chemical guys v36 and v38 polishes on their green and white polish pads, followed by a Meguiars glaze on a chemical guys blue pad, then Meguiars gold class carnauba wax on a black chemical guys pad. 6" harbor freight dual action polisher with a 5" Astro backing plate and 5.5" chemical guys pads. Took about 8 hours overall, very pleased with the results. Probably be a once a year thing from here out.

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