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Nice!! ✌️

Yea the windshield is one of those things that take so much abuse from rocks, especially with so many larger trucks on the road. Both cars are definitely nice options 👌

@@STi_Alan worse on cars with all that silly video driving tracking sensors you'll need calibration and some brands needs to be sent back to dealer for that special calibration fee $ lol.. new cars now days have way too much crap in them

Thanks! ✌

😂 You never know when random tools in the garage will come in handy

Yep! With mostly highway miles though, so that definitely makes a difference

@@STi_Alan thats still amazing. im sure you could have does 60k with all city.

🐾 Dolly just wanted the treat 😂

@@aboodehaffar3184 haha yep! If the STI would’ve been available for me to factory order one, i definitely would’ve went with WRB! By I love the car nonetheless ✌️

🫡 Challenge accepted!

Aww man! 😭 I was looking forward to a 400hp STI too but when I heard the 2022 WRX wouldn't have an STI, I bought this one

@ I’m looking for another 2018-2021 STI. Prices seem good but it’s hard to get one that some guy didn’t modify, I want one stock and had just 1 owner. Lots of WRX and STI have crash on carfax because guys think they can drive in snow and ice with the stock summer performance tires. I tried once to drive with the summer tires, I couldn’t stop at all! Dealers here in NY never tell anyone about this and they end up crashing

@ It's definitely difficult to find one that hasn't been roughed up for a good price! That's true, a lot of STI's especially from warmer states have summer tires from factory and they end up being sold like that in colder places

@ I’m gonna buy a low mile one owner 2018-2021 STI I just decided, not even worried about the price, I figure $35,000-$38,000 maximum

It's what makes a Subaru a Subaru ✌️

Nice!! That's what I like to hear!

Most definitely!

Thanks man! If you look closely you might see me in the background editing 😂

Thank you! Look forward to more ✌️

Yessir! ✌️

Thanks and welcome to the channel! Yes paying off the car was definitely a great decision! And thanks for the mod suggestions, I'm always looking for more ways to improve the car ✌️

Thank you! Lets go!! My subie is ready for more ✌️

Happy New Year! Nice!! That's a great upgrade and nice to see you putting miles on it and enjoying your car with no car note! Look forward to a new EV or hybrid STI in the next few years 😅😬

71 retired diyer with 2006 sti. Evap and vacuum leak issues. Just did repairs. Po302 burnt exhaust valve $5100 at a Subaru specialty repair shop. 149,000 miles

@ good on you keeping that rally legend alive!

Thanks man!!

Thanks, you're too kind! ✌️

Thank you!! I’m glad you enjoyed!

Thanks man! It’s definitely a great feeling

Thanks for checking out the channel! I'm glad she's still enjoying the Camry and helping to save the manuals. Hey it's ok, accidents happen, I'm glad everyone seems to be ok and that you're still taking good care of the car!

@@STi_Alan Oh, yeah. She's fine. And as far as I know, so was the other driver.

Thank man!! I'm glad you enjoyed ✌️

Thank you! Unless air got into the brake line it's not required. As long as the brake lines stayed attached to the calipers while replacing the pads and rotors, you should be set!

@ Ok nice thanks! Some other videos say you need to bleed the brakes when you push in the pistons so that the master cylinder doesnt overflow. Thoughts??

@ if you want to be extra cautious to not let the brake master cylinder overflow or prevent the possibility of any contaminants getting into the brake system, it’s not a bad idea to so, especially if the fluid is old. But you could also crack open the bleeder valve slightly when compressing the pistons to prevent any fluid from going back to the reservoir. Then afterwards you could bleed the brakes which would also remove any air in the lines.

@@STi_Alan Thanks heaps for the detailed response! Much appreciated 😉

I would definitely be happy if they made a multi-part series of some sort out of the live action!

I went and checked my order details from Harbor Freight and it looks like I have the "3 ton low profile floor jack with rapid pump" Item #56617

@@STi_Alan You are the man!!! I have been checking part numbers since you posted this and have yet to match anything to that 😵‍💫 I'll just go and match your description in hopes to get something similar. As the nearest one is about an hour from me. Thanks once again. I hope your new endeavors are working out for you, my friend.. 🦾

The Hong Kong adaptation had some good qualities but I think a lot of us including myself were more focused on comparing it to the anime/manga, resulting in many of us being left disappointed

@ I can totally see that.

Or worse a gurlbozz

Awesome!! Thanks so much for your continued support and great choice of car! ✌️

I had some m8 - 1.25 bolts from a previous project. I believe I just got them at Home Depot but they are just generic so any similar home improvement store should have them

You can get them straight from brembo,I ordered front and rear rotors today for my 2020 STi. Fronts were only $145 per rotor vs $620 from the dealer.

Nice!!

I have a 2018 STI and on Rock Auto the Rotors part # 09C82811 and #09.C829.11 are listed as being for 2018-2021 STI

I don't think it's terribly important to reuse the oem pad shims if your new brake pads already have them. But I managed to find the OEM shims on Subaru's website, part # 6298FE00 and the MSRP is $62.50! 😱

Aww man, that sucks! I watched the first stage on Crunchy Roll U.S. before but had to search high and low for just about everything else! Now it's all gone 😭

It’s on TH-cam in sub and dub that’s how I’ve been re watching year after year