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Wow. Bet that would be fun to go through the gears on.

Too bad they riced out the interior. That faux hood scoop is just about awful. Looks like someone really wanted a tricked out BRAT.

I want to see a video. Little warning. A lot of people have had issues with Borla headers cracking. Hope you don't have the same luck.

Earl Duff Subaru, the best Subaru dealer in state will be having a Subaru meet and car show on May 1st, 8:30am-4:00pm EST. On display will be Travis Pastrana's STi. All Subarus are invited and lunch will also be provided. Location: http://maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-8&client=firefox-a&ie=UTF8&q=earl+duff+subaru&fb=1&gl=us&hq=earl+duff+subaru&hnear=Crossville,+TN&cid=0,0,8027723608739096197&ei=ZneqS5uaK4G0tgeHvaSrBQ&ved=0CAcQnwIwAA&ll=35.918893,-84.570029&spn=0.009332,0.021007&z=16&iwloc=A http://www.duffsubaru.com/index.htm

Looks good, needs gold wheels.

What I followed when I split my EJ25. http://www.rs25.com/forums/f105/t74366-tearing-down-ejxx-block-pictures-head-removal-splitting-block.html

Good to hear man.

Looks good man. I'm rocking 04 WRX 16"s painted gold on my RS.

I was surprised when I bought bearings for my brat a few years ago. At the time I was working as a lead in an INA/Schaeffler Group warehouse. The 6207 bearing was a real popular bearing that we shipped to quite a few major companies. I remember Harley-Davidson ordering them by the thousands every week.

Rob, I have had that picture saved on my computer for years. It is by far one of my favorite EA81 pictures.

Oh wow, look at the clear coat reflection.

Pictures always help:

No the EA81's thermostat is on the top of the engine. Follow the upper radiator hose to where it meets the manifold. It has two bolts and inside the cover is the thermostat. Remember, the Subaru gasket does not require any additional goo such as RTV material, just throw it on as is.

Make sure and get the thermostat gasket too from the dealer.

Remember that your best bet for a clutch cable is not with a parts store but with your Subaru parts counter.

If going with a RS or WRX rear brake setup, go ahead and get the H6 rear brakes as they are the popular choice. http://www.rs25.com/forums/f105/t64473-diy-h6-rear-rotors-brackets.html

Yeah, I got that. Wasn't sure if one could be used from an earlier 4WD wagon or not.

My buddy is working on a cherry Gen 1 BRAT, it is in need of a fuel tank. What other models' fuel tanks will work with this BRAT?

Go with this.

Bratman? Shannon from Virginia?

Seriously. That car, with gold enkies, is pure sex.

Thank you. My first step toward automotive journalism.

This is your best answer. But you're going to do whatever you want.

H3/55W is what my RS fogs are.