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    Hahahaha yea, well I am a loyal person, I can't help it. If I leave this place, I am completely done with the automotive business. Unfortunately I have never done anything besides work on cars, sell parts, or manage.. I barely ever manage because usually my supervisor is here and I am just the second wheiner in command.


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    Angry sick of it yet???

    HAHA so your finally getting sick of the B.S. down there. I can tell you from personal experience that Butler isnt any better, just a down sized poorer version of Lithia, its still a crappy job with crappy pay and **** heads for management. Some of the guys i worked were cool though, Wade who do you know in Ashland ? Bo knows how i feel about Lithia, i worked my ass off, followed the rules, jumped through the hoops and after 4 years i got canned because some kiss ass was sucking off the general manager. The GM was lucky that he was on vacation, i was so pissed i wanted to park my foot in his ass. Hell he didnt even have the balls to do it himself. The worst thing about Lithia is that they treat thier employees worse than thier customers. i can attest to Bo getting the pork job on like 10 cars, hell thats why we bought the suby from you instead of buying one from lithia.

    ----dude you were right about the u joint job on the truck it took me like 10 min s and i was back on the road, oh i got the lift today now i just gotta find the wheels that i want

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    I know most of the tricks!! haha


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    Quote Originally Posted by Wade-0 View Post
    Hey Dave, changing out the plugs isn't too difficult. I have a plug socket with an integrated swivel that makes the job a lot easier. The hardest thing with the wagon is moving the washer fluid bottle out of the way. I've done mine and Noelle's RS, so I'm kinda savvy if you want some help
    Wade-O, what will you ding me to change my plugs?

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    I will print out the all data and hit you up with a price for me to do them if you want?


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    Well it's on '03 WRX wagon, I have the new Irridium plugs. I am trying to avoid taking to a shop, which is why I asked Wade. Trying to do it on the cheap.....

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    I wouldn't charge you anything. It just depends on when you want to do it, and how warm it is

    Which plugs did you buy?
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    Some stuff that makes it cooler, unless you work for Subaru, in which case it's completely stock.

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    NGK Irridums, stock heat range.

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    Quote Originally Posted by carrman View Post
    NGK Irridums, stock heat range.
    BKR6EIX?
    '02 Alpine White WRX Wagon - PDXTuning EcuTek Stage 2 + TMIC
    Some stuff that makes it cooler, unless you work for Subaru, in which case it's completely stock.

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    haha yea wade is cheaper. But I would of done it personally not my shop


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    Hi guys... are any of you down south planning on coming up to portland for Subiefest??


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    Quote Originally Posted by Wade-0 View Post
    BKR6EIX?
    That be them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by carrman View Post
    That be them.
    Cool. I'm running the same plug, 1 step colder. And they're pre-gapped which makes it a little easier
    '02 Alpine White WRX Wagon - PDXTuning EcuTek Stage 2 + TMIC
    Some stuff that makes it cooler, unless you work for Subaru, in which case it's completely stock.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wade-0 View Post
    Cool. I'm running the same plug, 1 step colder. And they're pre-gapped which makes it a little easier
    I'd heard if you're running more than Cobb stage 2, it was recommended to run one stage colder.

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