FS: Armrest Extension - WRX

[Mike Lloyd]

Black armrest extension for Impreza.
$88 dealer (new) or $75 online (new).

1-year old used, in great condition.
$35 + *actual* shipping costs (about $8 for priority USPS).

Let me know if there are any takers or make an offer.

Mike
[email protected] -- remove the extra . . . . . as
makes sense

 

[Carl 1 Lucky Texan]

Black armrest extension for Impreza.
$88 dealer (new) or $75 online (new).

1-year old used, in great condition.
$35 + *actual* shipping costs (about $8 for priority USPS).

Let me know if there are any takers or make an offer.

Mike
[email protected] -- remove the extra . . . . . as
makes sense

would this fit an '06 WRX?

Carl

 

[Mike Lloyd]

I don't see why not -- I just test drove one the other day and it was all
the same inside....

 

[Philip Procter]

One thing to consider: If you have a manual tranny, the armrest
extension is almost too tall. It works but it's a straight throw to
the shift knob in some positions.

If you subsequently add a short shift kit (as i did) the armrest
extension forces you to reach down to the shifter. It's a bit awkward
and definitely slows your shifting action.

Despite the mch welcome extra room and the excellent quality of the
piece, I ended up taking it out.

Philip

 

[Mike Lloyd]

I have both factory and SS with my armrest, and I see how you *could* find
it a hassle, but more than anything it's just one of those things that takes
a few days to get re-accusotomed to. Just like in my new LGT, it still
feels weird just because I'm so used to the WRX. Kinda feels like I'm
driving someone else's car until I learn to adapt.

Again, lots of people use them and lots of people like them. I see that
they can be in the way, but still life is much better with it than without
it.

Mike