Durania

HOLY CRAP! I am going to adjust my asking price on my Brat now. Congratulations.

No it sure doesnt. But, my tube of Subaru chapstic balances it out.

Should have said something that you were coming through here. Would have made for a good random conversation.

I wouldn't think it would create too much of a fuss being 25 years old. This is what became of the broken old one:

Last summer I swapped the clusters on my Brat. The one I pulled had about 234K on it. I replaced it with one that had 65k. Now the time has come for me to sell it. I state in the ad that it has been swapped before. Will this create an issue when I sign it over to a new owner? I assumed that since its so old, it is exempt from any mileage checks.

The t-tops make me into a baked chicken when I get out of my Brat everyday.

That poor WRX.

That is a real good shape "Brat" decal too. Nice find.

Looks like some good quality pieces. Congrats man.

Well the bearings that we send to them are made in: Germany, Korea, Taiwan, India, Slovakia, and a few I believe from France and Japan.

Came across some 6207 bearings tonight in INA going to Harley-Davidson that I had to do the industrial bar code labels for. Made in Taiwan FTW.

Nice Brat dude, I wish the tailgate on my '83 was as straight as yours.

I was picturing a Kevin Costner "Postman" kind of thing. This has to be one of the top ten random questions I have ever seen asked on the USMB. The car tires are your excellent grounding source, but I guess you knew that. What made you think of this?

You are needing an EA82T, might also want to post in the wanted section.

I was in my USMB shirt, was hoping to run into some board members but mostly nasioc. Here ya go. http://gs253.photobucket.com/groups/hh65/XX87A4SZS/

Just got back been up for a good 21 hours now. I have a million pics and videos that will upload after a very long siesta.

Non-disposable air filters is what ruined the MAF unit in my Tacoma. P0171 FTL.

The ones I purchased were made in Japan. Customers who order parts made in Korea are real particular about them. Many require a little label about the size of a green bean with "Made in Korea" written on it. Of course the German made equivalent is a good chunk of change more. I work for INA www.ina.com and our sister company operates next to us, it won't let me spell out the name of it but its a real bearing company. www.colinx.com and look for the red lettering.

I bought two bearings. Plan to have them replaced, MWE axle installed, balance rotate and front end alignment tomorrow. Thanks for the info guys. When I seen the part number tonight I was quite shocked. I work for a larger Schaeffler Group warehouse and see a ton of these bearings each night. Just about all of them are made in Korea.

Looking on Autozone's website they show a timken bearing for my Brat 1 for 19.99. I am fairly certain that it takes 2 tapered wheel bearings. Please confirm this for me. http://www.autozone.com/R,APP305321/vehicleId,1682502/initialAction,partProductDetail/store,353/partType,00168/shopping/partProductDetail.htm

Please tell me that I can get that Brat at Wal-Mart.

That is one my favorite EA81 colors right there. Nice dude.

The paper filters do the best job of filtering junk from going into your engine. I personally have had terrible experience with the oiled non-disposable ones with the oil they are coating in collecting on my MAF.

Samneric, You also would have to admit that the Brat would be a dairy cooler going down the road.

Looks like it will be a tank.