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Old Jul 24, 2012 | 05:58 PM
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Originally Posted by parmin
Don nice project, just started my saloon project.

Where did you get the wiring fitting kit for your pioneer and does your steering wheel controls still work.

Fitting kit supplied as part of the Subaru/Pioneer upgrade or I assume they can supply it separately - part number SACC1760FK11MY

Most parts are Pioneer, so could be sourced separately but the revised USB/Aux Jack outlet in the centre console is AFAIK Subaru supply only.

Steering wheel controls still work although the phone ones have limited function. I believe this can be fixed as Pioneer have a revised hard wired "comfort adaptor" part number CA-R-SUB.199PHA which includes the phone buttons.
Am not really fussed about them as the phone info comes up on the touchscreen anyway.

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Old Jul 31, 2012 | 08:41 AM
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Don, thanks for the info, got a wiring kit from Subaru. That wasnt cheap. Did you fit your usb connections, if so where does it go as there are no instructions with it.

Just to let everyone else know there is a cheaper AV panel available from Car Audio Direct and its look exactly the same as the OEM version and its £13.99 + £2 p&p, alot cheaper than getting one from Japan.
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Old Jul 31, 2012 | 09:38 AM
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Don, thanks for the info, got a wiring kit from Subaru. That wasnt cheap. Did you fit your usb connections, if so where does it go as there are no instructions with it.

Just to let everyone else know there is a cheaper AV panel available from Car Audio Direct and its look exactly the same as the OEM version and its £13.99 + £2 p&p, alot cheaper than getting one from Japan.

You replace the one in the centre console between the seats under the arm rest. You replace the front panel and PCB using the existing housing.

The existing wiring is not used but remains in place.

You can use this guide as it gives an idea of what's involved, although the wiring around the console is slightly different.

It also shows where the GPS aerial should be fitted for optimum performance.



Just had a look at the fascia..............

http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/con-...u-impreza.html

Think I prefer the JDM one, but then again I would have to
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Don where are you geting all the Subaru tech info from
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Old Jul 31, 2012 | 03:55 PM
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Don where are you geting all the Subaru tech info from

Years of searching the interweb

The Subaru of America tech site http://techinfo.subaru.com/search/index.html has some useful installation pdfs if you search using "Publication type" as "Accessory Installation Guide".

Even the guys at my Dealership have found them useful at times.

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Originally Posted by parmin
Don, thanks for the info, got a wiring kit from Subaru. That wasnt cheap. Did you fit your usb connections, if so where does it go as there are no instructions with it.

Just to let everyone else know there is a cheaper AV panel available from Car Audio Direct and its look exactly the same as the OEM version and its £13.99 + £2 p&p, alot cheaper than getting one from Japan.
I was looking at that facia from Caraudiodirect, it doesn't seem to have the silver surround? On my hatch it looks like the dark bit and silver surround are one piece? *

Have you got this fitted? Any pics? Ta
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Old Jul 31, 2012 | 07:11 PM
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I was looking at that facia from Caraudiodirect, it doesn't seem to have the silver surround? On my hatch it looks like the dark bit and silver surround are one piece? *
They are, although my JDM one is no longer silver




Looking at the magnified picture on Car Audio Direct it looks as if it's a cropped photo.


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Old Jul 31, 2012 | 09:53 PM
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to be fair I cant tell the difference between the two, the new one is very good quality for the price.

This is the original one
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Old Aug 1, 2012 | 12:27 AM
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Originally Posted by Don Clark
Years of searching the interweb

The Subaru of America tech site http://techinfo.subaru.com/search/index.html has some useful installation pdfs if you search using "Publication type" as "Accessory Installation Guide".

Even the guys at my Dealership have found them useful at times.

Thanks for that info don

Have you payed for a membership or did you get a login from somewhere

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Old Aug 1, 2012 | 07:07 AM
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Thanks for that info don

Have you payed for a membership or did you get a login from somewhere
Just use the site for the free items which you don't need a login for.

A subscription entitles you to download workshop manual details/info but as they are for US LHD versions, not always relevant to us here in the UK.

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Originally Posted by parmin
to be fair I cant tell the difference between the two, the new one is very good quality for the price.

This is the original one


This is the new one


This is the new one fitted (the photo is not the best)

Thanks that looks great, need to decide on a head unit now
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Old Aug 1, 2012 | 01:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Don Clark
They are, although my JDM one is no longer silver



Looking at the magnified picture on Car Audio Direct it looks as if it's a cropped photo.

As shown on another site..........



http://shop.audioimages.co.uk/connec...08-p-5610.html
Thanks for the links, Audio Images is actually 5 Mins from where I work, didnt think to ask them!
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i do love your car don, it looks just as good in the flesh when i saw it at pod.

how are you finding the pioneer sat nav unit, i just fitted one in my blob and its quite an impressive unit.

the sd card reader is a great feature.
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Old Aug 1, 2012 | 03:06 PM
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i do love your car don, it looks just as good in the flesh when i saw it at pod.

how are you finding the pioneer sat nav unit, i just fitted one in my blob and its quite an impressive unit.

the sd card reader is a great feature.

Thanks again.

SatNav has beenvery good and having a rear view camera with it is a bonus.
Not had much use for the microSD reader apart from updates.

Have all my music on a USB stick in the centre console
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Amazing car
Really confusing me now
A BRZ
Or a
STi salloon

The black looks fantastic

Quite a debate in the Harding household at the moment
The misses keeps on reminding me of the advantages of AWD and the 350z kept getting stuck in the snow and the BRZ would be no better
We just have so much rain up north that I'm worried the BRZ will be just too slow in bad weather conditions after 12 years of safe and rapid driving with subaru AWD

What sort of average mileage do you get 30/32 or 25 when you are having fun
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Old Aug 14, 2012 | 08:00 AM
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Amazing car
Really confusing me now
A BRZ
Or a
STi salloon

The black looks fantastic
Cheers.

What's to confuse, the use of a BRZ handbrake lever ??
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Have you new rear Pro-R Brakes to match the fronts now?? Pics?
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Old Aug 14, 2012 | 11:41 AM
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Have you new rear Pro-R Brakes to match the fronts now?? Pics?
Have had them on about a week.....

As it happens Tony,had the wheels off today to fit some Speedbleeder nipples, so took a couple of piccies






Only thing wrong was that Alcon hadn't drilled the parking brake/bell so that you can adjust the handbrake (Hatch onwards adjusted through the disk not the back plate).
Had to drill in the correct position, added a rubber grommet and did a little bit of balancing by drilling a dimple opposite.

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Old Aug 17, 2012 | 04:41 PM
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don, on the hatch the dash comes with the silver trim parts, was that the same with the my11 or did they supply it black as in yours? if not what did you use to paint them and is that a matt or satin black as i was thinking of doing mine this weekend

thanks
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They did it all blackish in the new ones steve, made it look more exec,
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don, on the hatch the dash comes with the silver trim parts, was that the same with the my11 or did they supply it black as in yours? if not what did you use to paint them and is that a matt or satin black as i was thinking of doing mine this weekend

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Steve, the saloon surround is the same as the hatch. I used tamiya spray paint as it's quick drying and designed for plastics.
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Steve, the saloon surround is the same as the hatch. I used tamiya spray paint as it's quick drying and designed for plastics.
The "wings" are satin black on the saloon. I painted the centre console to match and the sides of the a/v panel matt.


There is a picture in post #1 that shows the original variations

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Hi Don, when you fitted the R205 Black fender garnish, how did you get your's off and was it a hard job, cheers hughy, car looks awesome by the way.....
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Old Sep 17, 2012 | 05:58 PM
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Hi Don, when you fitted the R205 Black fender garnish, how did you get your's off and was it a hard job, cheers hughy, car looks awesome by the way.....
Cheers,

Fairly easy.



You can either just pull the front fender garnish at the top away from the wing and then remove the badge (It's held on with strong doublesided tape).

Or if you want to remove the complete garnish/badge to the bench, you will need to unclip the front of the sideskirt before it can be removed.

Follow the relevant section in the Rally Armor flap fitting instructions.........

http://www.rallyarmor.com/store/sti_...structions.pdf

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Cheers for that Don, will give it a go when they come...
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Originally Posted by Don Clark
Steve, the saloon surround is the same as the hatch. I used tamiya spray paint as it's quick drying and designed for plastics.
did you remove the trim or do it in place?

If you removed it, was it easy or a pain in the ar*e?

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did you remove the trim or do it in place?

If you removed it, was it easy or a pain in the ar*e?

Cheers

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Easy peasey

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Originally Posted by Jimmy-1.8t
did you remove the trim or do it in place?

If you removed it, was it easy or a pain in the ar*e?
Cheers
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Easy peasey
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Removed and

As per Tony..................
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Removed and

As per Tony..................
Cool, any how to's???
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Originally Posted by Jimmy-1.8t
Cool, any how to's???

As per post #184

http://techinfo.subaru.com/proxy/624...tructionsE.pdf
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