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How much boost will my Impreza handle?

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Finally a chance to build something using melted steel. Not sure what it is about basic fabrication work, but it’s almost always a good time. Add to that, I haven’t actually made anything in a while so it’s nice to keep the skills fresh.

The project started by loading up my welder, 4.5” angle grinder, electric die grinder, wire brush, gloves, welding helmet, porting bits and a few other misc fabrication tools into the Skittle and headed off to James for some work on his Beastly rear wheel drive Impreza.

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Part 2 of the interior cleaning. Here I removed the seats and found an HVAC knob which through me completely off task for the rest of the cleaning. I completely disassembled the HVAC controller so if you want to know how a 93-97 HVAC controller works, this post is for you.

Today I pulled some more interior panels, the “to clean” stack is rather high. I will probably be picking up some plastic paint and start the interior color change.

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Some of the pictures between part 1 and part 2 will be mixed up and possibly even duplicated. I was more concerned with working on the car than having an impeccable photo collection. Now with that said, here is a video clip of the progress along with all the photos.

Other than the mystery screw to the right of the glove box, most of the interior cleaning went quite well.

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Meet Project Resurrection. This car was taken in as a rebuild project which I will restore for the purpose of reselling. A 93 Impreza can only pull around $2000 so my goal is to keep the overall costs low enough that I can sell it for $2000 and make some profit.

Now for an overview of the car. Click on the picture for a larger image along with a small description. If you prefer a more musical view, I set the images to “Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground” as well.

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