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Other items for sale... / SOLD: 2004 Subaru Forester XT
« on: March 17, 2012, 05:38:01 AM »
SOLD

$10k OBO

'04 Subaru Forester XT 5MT, ~125k miles. I am the second owner and bought it in July 2010.  Many of the miles I put on it were from the 4,625mi drive from NH to TN to KS to CO to UT to NV to CA to AZ in September.  :P

All maintenance is up to date (except spark plugs - have them, just not installed yet). Timing belt, tensioner, idler pulleys, water pump, thermostat, and coolant replaced at 105,001 miles.  Rear diff fluid at ~123k with Motul Gear300, transaxle fluid is a Motul / Redline Shockproof Lightweight blend.  Oil changed every 3-4k (spec is 3750) with Rotella T6 5w40 synthetic and OEM Subaru filters. I had one change in Vegas with some other oil since I couldn't find Rotella.

Brand new (few hundred miles) Yokohama S-Drive summer tires (235/50/17) on Rota Torque 17x7.5 wheels.

It also has RallyArmor mudflaps, a JDM STi hood scoop (have stock somewhere), and a Kenwood KDC-BT945U head unit. The integrated bluetooth works incredibly well (both media streaming and phone). It was installed properly with a wiring harness adapter, so you don't have to worry about rats' nest wiring.

VF39 (WRX STi) turbocharger installed at 109k (stock turbo was on its way out). The car also has an STi intercooler and a 3" Maddad turboback exhaust with catted downpipe (not cheap, though I bought it used in excellent shape). The tune is an off the shelf Cobb map via an Accessport V2 (included).  I passed AZ emissions without issue.  Dynocomp in Scottsdale said there's 20-30hp on the table if I were to go there for a protune ($250). I'd do a catless up pipe before that, though, so I haven't done it.

The exterior isn't perfect, but nothing horrible either.  The only issue that needs attention is the STi intercooler hits an AC line in the engine bay and is starting to wear through the line.  I got a quote at $40 for a custom line - I'll take care of it when I get a chance, but I haven't done it yet. I also have a trailer hitch, which the muffler occasionally vibrates against - solution is to either remove the hitch, add a rubber buffer piece, or deal with it.  :P

It has been autocrossed a few times and is an absolute blast to drive (if you're going to keep it on road, I'd highly recommend WRX suspension and a new/beefier rear sway bar).  I took it to the drag strip once and it pulled 13.65 @ 100mph.

There are many unflattering pics here - the object is to show everything I could that was wrong with the car, not to make it look good: http://freshblacktop.com/pics/fxt/album/index.htm









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Airsoft Items FOR SALE / Re: Classic Army M249 Buzz SAW- Fully upgraded
« on: November 22, 2011, 01:37:10 AM »
To save everyone else the hassle..

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FUNDING OTHER GUNS COME STEAL THIS FOR $400 Firm..If it wont sell Ill keep it, but I have my Eye on another AEG and nned the Cash
FULLY UPGRADED CLASSIC ARMY M249 MkII- The following was built on a brand new gun.

MECHBOX, GEARS,PISTON, PISTON HEAD, CYLINDER, CYLINDER HEAD, BARREL, HOP UP, BEARINGS, SPRING GUIDE SHIMS HAVE ALL BEEN CRYOGYNICLY REVERSE HEAT TREATED NO $$$$ HAS BEEN SPARED. TEST FIRED WITH M150 & 11.1VlIPO AND .36 bb CUT THROUGH 1/2 DRY WALL FROM 10 FEET! .
COMES WITH:
Full alum piston with steel gear
Alum piston Head
Stainless Cylinder head
Chromium cyclinder
NewMatrix 3000 High tourqe/High speed motor
Reshimmed
Inside of Gear box hand polished( piston RAILS)
6.03MM X509MM ss Tight bore
Upgraded trigger switch
Stock spring, M130 AND m150 INCLUDED
Two Box mags Both New (one has no top or feed) just swap them around as needED
One REAL steel Box mag with 12 Rounds Live ammo for Bling/PICTURE OPS

Comes in factory box
Bi-pod Feets rubber coated to prevent scuff

Padded sling
heat sheild included shown not installed

This gun is 100% condition and is Lipo ready over $1000.00 invested retail
MORE PICTUERS AVAILABLE IF REQUESTED

(FYI- Cryogynic reverse heat treatment is used on real steel gun barrels to increase accuracy, On industrial tools, gears, transmissions,drill bits machine tools, race CAR PARTS, . the parts are placed in a container and the temp is dropped to -350Degress, and held ther for 72 Hours. Labratory test have shown treated gears and tools to last 400% longer.

Get everythingprice dropped pm for new low price..seriuose request only[/b Make me an offer and I will entertain trades

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Airsoft Items FOR SALE / Re: Large Pre-winter cleaning sale! Good prices!
« on: November 22, 2011, 01:36:16 AM »
I have a bunch of classic stuff if you're interested in a trade for the ARES SCAR/EGLM - lmk.

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AEG's / Re: Finally time to ditch that crappy 8.4v battery.....
« on: November 21, 2011, 12:13:33 AM »
You'll be happy. :D

I've swapped everything over to Deans & Li-pos, even my AEP (w/mini Deans).  Couldn't ask for anything better, really.

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Real Firearms / Re: Handgun Choices
« on: March 10, 2011, 09:10:25 PM »
Quote from: "usafcajun"
I open and conceal carry my Glock 23 and occasionally my Ruger P90 but not so often.  My duty weapon is a Glock 22.  I'm toying with the idea of getting a Glock 27 for a backup weapon when on duty as well.

I love my 21SF. I carry a 36 (or Ruger LCP) off duty - it's a little bulky for a thin guy like me, but it's not as bad as a 30.

The LCP is so comfortable to carry...I'm not a big fan of .380, though, and the trigger is terrible.

You can't really go wrong with a Glock (unless it doesn't fit your hand right, of course).  There are other options, naturally - I haven't yet shot a Springfield XD, but I've heard really good things about them.  It may be worth looking into.

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Real Firearms / Re: 20 gauge birdshot vs. buckshot
« on: March 06, 2011, 12:28:25 AM »
Quote from: "Raith"
Quote from: "kman94"
Advice is exactly what I was seeking, and comming from someone with as much experience as yourself, would be welcomed. I live in a two story house, with many dogs and people living in it. The only problem I have with buckshot is the resulting penetration that could possibly hurt someone besides who the shot is intended for.

This is an issue with any firearm and to attempt to deal with it as an equipment issue rather than a training issue is folly.
This man speaks truth.

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Real Firearms / Re: 20 gauge birdshot vs. buckshot
« on: March 05, 2011, 11:57:09 PM »
Quote from: "kman94"
Quote from: "JLee"
Quote from: "kman94"
I knew it was only a matter of time until xaviermace showed up. Hey, I've got an idea, **** off maybe? Jesus I'm really gettin sick of you.

Your balls are bigger than your brain, my friend. You're 17 years old and your knowledge is not nearly as vast as you think it is.  Do you want advice or don't you?  Take it from someone ten years your senior - almost half of that with a badge - respect will get you a long way in life.

If you want to listen to irishmaster and his youtube videos, feel free.  As a law enforcement officer, I will use what I know will work the best and I recommend the same.  With our patrol shotguns, guess what we were issued?  Hint: not birdshot.

irishmaster - birdshot will create a nasty wound. I'm not disagreeing with you there.  However, it lacks the reliable penetration needed to provide a good stopping shot.  Do you carry a .22 handgun because it'll probably do the job?
Respect must be earned, and no matter what, I go into meeting new people with a certain level of respect. Obviously there a reason I don't respect xaviermace, and that may be due to the fact that he is a total butthole.

I'll take that as 'no thanks, I don't need advice.'

Good luck.

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Real Firearms / Re: 20 gauge birdshot vs. buckshot
« on: March 05, 2011, 11:08:10 PM »
Quote from: "kman94"
I knew it was only a matter of time until xaviermace showed up. Hey, I've got an idea, **** off maybe? Jesus I'm really gettin sick of you.

Your balls are bigger than your brain, my friend. You're 17 years old and your knowledge is not nearly as vast as you think it is.  Do you want advice or don't you?  Take it from someone ten years your senior - almost half of that with a badge - respect will get you a long way in life.

If you want to listen to irishmaster and his youtube videos, feel free.  As a law enforcement officer, I will use what I know will work the best and I recommend the same.  With our patrol shotguns, guess what we were issued?  Hint: not birdshot.

irishmaster - birdshot will create a nasty wound. I'm not disagreeing with you there.  However, it lacks the reliable penetration needed to provide a good stopping shot.  Do you carry a .22 handgun because it'll probably do the job?

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Real Firearms / Re: 20 gauge birdshot vs. buckshot
« on: March 05, 2011, 04:22:33 PM »
Quote from: "kman94"
Quote from: "irishmaster"
are you an idiot. less then 10 feet, birdshot would dam near cut you in half.
=D>
Can neither of you read?

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Real Firearms / Re: 20 gauge birdshot vs. buckshot
« on: March 04, 2011, 09:00:55 PM »
Quote from: "irishmaster"
Quote from: "kman94"
Quote from: "Raith"
Birdshot is for birds.
And buckshot is for bucks. They don't make a 'human shot' so I gotta make due with what I have.

As a avid hunter, I would never use buck shot to shoot a Buck(deer).  As it would tear a deer apart.  Now if you used a shotgun to hunt deer, You would us a slug.

Back to your question, what would be good for home defence?

#9 bird shot if perfect, it would tear the intruder apart, and would not kill your kids in the next room if you missed.  00 buck shot is about 9, 8.38 mm (9mm).  That could rip threw your wall and could kill or mame family members, or neighbors

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oc3Djfad6tc
Watch and learn.

If you're unable to penetrate an interior wall, you're also unable to provide sufficient penetration to reliably stop the bad guy.

Read this. Also read the other link I posted.

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Real Firearms / Re: 20 gauge birdshot vs. buckshot
« on: March 01, 2011, 04:21:44 AM »
Let me introduce you to the Box O' Truth.

Use buckshot.

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Quote from: "XavierMace"
It's a .22.  It's not loud to begin with.

My dad has (well, it is at my place now) a Beretta .22 with a very short barrel. It's a very loud little SOB...rifles aren't bad though.

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Quote from: "BreechUnClear"
Fort Adobe, Fighter Town, and Vanguard are legitimate places to play. You can also come out to the Rebel Union Field for free when games are held.
I need to move first - August-ish.  I haven't been to a game up here in over a year. :

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General Airsoft Discussion / Re: NEW! VIP Custom Color BBs now Available!
« on: February 23, 2011, 06:51:51 AM »
Quote from: "XavierMace"
Quote from: "VIP - Vanguard"
Our BBs are the same quality as our past and any that we sell in the store. They do not split or pierce skin at the FPS level that we run in the field.

You know, the fact that you effectively ignored peoples comments about the quality and just stated they don't split or pierce skin (which I didn't see anyone mention) is not exactly what I would call a good defense.  While I did not have them cause any problems with my gun, I certainly agree that the quality of these BB's are on the low side.  Nobody is going to want to pay to play at a field where you are required to use BB's that increase the odds of your gun breaking.

Gotta agree with you there.  I'll find somewhere else to play to avoid clogging up my gun. There's absolutely no excuse for having a field-BBs-only rule and then only selling garbage.

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How many rounds through the suppressor?  I may take it off your hands if you still have it in August-ish when I move out there.  :P

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