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Hi there!
I've just parted out my 2014 Scion FR-S track car and picked up a 1999 Subaru STI rally car with a blown turbo.
Working on a few upgrades including plumbing for a larger turbo, Link ECU conversion, wiring simplification, etc.
Someday dream is to design and sell implementations of open-source electronics for vehicles.
Cheers!
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Hey Fred!
The change from circuit to rally is pretty awesome, whole new challenge for you if you're new to it all. Solid choice on the Link; they have some great PnP solutions for Subarus, although if you're working on electronics, it sounds like the wiring side of things isn't a problem for you anyway.
Do you have a date in mind for your first event?
Hope you enjoy diving into the new challenge 😎
Thanks Taz!
Before the blown turbo I was thinking late this year haha. Probably looking late next year now - thinking a snow event for nice friendly snowbanks :D
When you're ready, Tall Pines is great fun and anything can happen, even a small team winning it overall in a car that looks a bit like yours. It was on Link as well.
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I would love to eventually do Tall Pines! I'm thinking maybe Big White for a first rally since it's a national event but close-ish to home :)
