If you follow the hose where does it go to? Hard to say. Probably not related to the intercooler. Only vac line is to the bpv. But where does this vac line go to? Can you follow It?

No problem. If you have any issues let me know

You're welcome. Glad it helped

Lol I'm doing the same thing

TIP: if you remove the rubber "Coupler" (2:19), you'll gain some sort of tight access to your throttle body. now would be a good time to clean that out. I found other video's confusing, because their throttle body was located right under intercooler, but with my 2010 WRX, it was buried, just a bit further down. I'm not all that mechanical, so if I can do it, anyone can. P.S. To make removing intercooler easier, I removed driver's side bracket that held the 12mm bolt, freeing up some additional space to remove, it was secured with 2 more 12mm bolts, closer to the plastic intake manifold.

I know it's been a year since you asked this question, but yes: that's exactly right.

You will not need to remove it to remove the downpipe. The 09 wrx was the first year of the 265hp version. 08s different turbo I believe too. I've removed my downpipe many times without touching the intercooler.

No problem! Glad it helped.

Nope 2008 has the td04 turbo

Clinton Walsh hell ya man ! awesome to hear. I'm also doing handloads for it now and managed to pull off a 0.33" group @100

italianrelic where did you hear this? I know people with the Lyman and the one entry level model is so flimsy and thin that the body actually flexes when you trim. this redding trimmer is solid. it weighs like 4lb and it's tiny. it has trimmed very consistently for me. from my experience it's a very Good trimmer.

Infidel305 they are basic slotted weaver bases. the front AND back bases for the 783 are the same as the FRONT base for a model 700. rings are Medium height weavers. don't remember model and doesn't say on them

ok, thanks for the reply, im putting a primary arms 4-14x44 ffp mil/mil on mine so I had a hell of a time getting info on the base, crappy rings and crapier scope that came on the rifle. I dont know why it seems like your bases are 2 different sizes in the video. can you tell me how much clearance you got on the bottom of the front objective?

+vilinkonjicrakun yes, the crossfire will hold up on a 30-06. ive had these scopes on 270 WSM with no problems, however whats much more important then people think for holding a zero is to properly mount the scope with proper torque specs. the tube of the scope can easily be crushed by over torquing rings, which can cause bad tracking and not holding a zero. if mounted properly the crossfire will do just fine on a 30-06.

plastic one has worked fine thus far. sorry for the late reply

Yup worked for me too thanx!

you guys can buy guns there ?

yes we can!

Hornady Superformance sst 150gr have been really good. The American Eagle Fmj 150gr work okay too. They are alittle inconsistent. Also had decent groups with the fusion 150gr. Haven't tryed to alot of rounds. But out of those the hornady shot the best.

Nick Thanks Nick I really appreciate your reply, I'll give them both a try. Thanks

Seriously i really dont know why more people have them or at least make videos on them its been around for 2 years now , i want a big channel to do some hard core testing so i can feel better about my rifle. And for them to mod them out to see what i could do to it and make it more popular so we get a bigger after market selection like the 700s have.

I am using just medium rings for this set up.

Thanks. And no issues with touching the barrel?

Nope. Works great

Nick What type of base mounts did you use? Sorry for the many questions.

sorry for the late reply, i broke my leg and have been busy with that, my bases are weavers, the front mount is the same as the model 700. as well as the rear. so if you buy 2 front bases for a model 700, they will work for the front and back, the rings are also weavers, not 100% what there name is, and theres no marking on them.

i will try and get some videos up at the range as soon as i can of this rifle, and awesome! ive heard some really good stuff about that burris scope!

thanks! here is some tips for uninstalling and installing bipid..If you flip the rifle upside down, take a look at the bottom of the bipod, there will be a Philips screw head with a plastic ring around the outer side of it, loosen that screw, and it will release the pressure off the two little nipples that go in each side if the swivel stud on the rifle, then it should come off with some wiggling, same thing for installing it, make sure that philip screw head is lose, and line the two nipples up into the swivel stud on each side it, and tighten the screw and it will snug up!

The recoil is not near as bad as i was thinking it to be when i bought it, I can shoot this rifle all day long and not have a sore shoulder after. the recoil pad definitely does a good job. I also haven't had any issues so far with it, i have only owned it for about a year though but so far so good

nick7.62 x 51 Thanks for the info.