Everything posted by chef_tim
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Electric Fan For Ea82????
I have two 10" aftermarket fans on each of my lifted Subbies. One is an EA81 and the other is an EA 82. Both are on factory thermal switches and cool just fine. Now if I could get my horizantal mount job done and see how that set up works:banana:
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Horizontal radiator.........
I'm try'n Okay, I got a couple of early pics...... This is the hole for the radiator, heart breaking is having to cut through my SS decal by Mick:mad: This is the rear braket, now to figure out the front:confused: :confused: This is the end result of the whole project, I got my bumper pulled back a good 6-7". Now just finish the rad and give it a run:clap: Later, Tim
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mpg woes
I replaced a dragging rear brake caliper on DRTYGRL and the milage is up to 18+ mpg now:eek: . Lots of factors to concider. Best, Tim
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Horizontal radiator.........
Must...... Have...... PICTURES :headbang: I got started on the rack to hold the rad today. Seem like the back side is going to be easier then the front. I'll be pulling air through the hood, and down passed the tranny
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Horizontal radiator.........
Done already:confused: :confused: . Wow, I just cut the hole in the bonnet last night. Worst thing about it was cutting up my Swamper decal that goes across it. So, have you driven it? and if so, does it seem to cool okay? Later, Tim
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Horizontal radiator.........
I'm going to have my fans on the underside so they pull air in from out side. I'll be building a "hood scoop" to cover the hole in the hood so snow and junk doesn't pile up on the radiator. I'm still looking at how to mount the radiator, but I'm thinking a rectangle cradle out of angle iron and mounting brackets bolted to the strut top bolts. Share some pics as you get started and I'll do the same. Later, Tim
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Iowa Soob gathering/campout June 15-16, 2007
year before last was great, it was our first vacation with no real problems. It was the road test for the CCR 2.5 and the only problem was the temp sensor I missed when I put the thing together. I is a beautiful camp ground and just a good place to relax. See you there, Tim
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6 lug tire/wheel fitting
Here is another one, http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/showthread.php?t=62289 but what you should come away from this is that there is no one answer. I have an 86 hatch, 3" lift and fenders trimed about 25mm with 28" Swampers on it. However, I'm running 14" pugs not a 16" rim. Alot of it is going to depend on what your willing to do to the car, it is relative to what you think is to much. Your location is a definate plus, there are alot of guys out there who have a wealth of knowledge and experience on the subject. HTH, Tim
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6 lug tire/wheel fitting
http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/showthread.php?t=24980 You may want to invest in some asbestos:lol: . Welcome to the USMB, Tim
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Just a thought...
GL10 trip comp gives alot of that type info. You could try and put one in your current car or, easier, get a GL10. Tim
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Iowa Soob gathering/campout June 15-16, 2007
Vicky the kids and I are in site #62. Everything else on that end is filled up so if your coming grab your spots now!!! Later, Tim
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weber conversion for ea 81
Thanks Bigjim....... http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/showthread.php?t=63803 It is also in the USRM. Tim
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Horizontal radiator.........
It has begain. I pulled the radiator and bumper today, I'm going to refit the bumper first then start to work on the radiator. :banana:
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Two Brats swapfest question
Hey Pat, I think I'm the only one who is in line with what you've said... . You might need to swap radiators too. Along with the cooler lines. The rest of the swap should be straight forward. Good luck, Tim
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#167
chef_tim replied to chef_tim's topic in 1990 to Present Legacy, Impreza, Outback, Forester, Baja, WRX&WrxSTI, SVXWell, we took it for a test drive (you had to see that coming). BUT, I din't like the "feel" of it as well as my WRX. It has a more refined, for lack of a better term, feel. Yes, very fast and a lot of cool gaggits (I really like the adjustable red line in the tach). But I like the "raw" feel of my 06. So, if you're looking for a grown up car one of these might be for you. In fact the guy who traded it in traded for an $80k Mercedes Benz. Still a beautiful car and one I'll be able to tell the grandkids I drove one once:headbang: . Later, Tim
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Roll call!
I'm in, mine are in cronological order, newest to oldest............. 2006 WRX TR in San Remo Red W/ 5spd, rear wing, boost guage, and sub woofer amp. Named "Ruby" Next is the 97 Outback Wagon. used as DD, camper puller and dog car. Named "CRKHEAD" (Yeah it's a 2.5:lol: ) 87 GL wagon, 3/4 PK BYB lift 14" Pugs, LSD rear, Weber 32/36, rear disk brakes. Named "DRTYGRL" This is my favorite, "RUZILLA" More then I have space but the big mod is the Brat fun tops Last but not least is the 84 Turbo Coupe, not a thing done to it, not even named named yet....... These and more on my pictures site. Tim
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#167
So I made a mistake, I went and looked at an 07 STI Limited (#197) yesterday:slobber: . I really have the bug now!!!! It is a beautiful work of art. So now to figure out how to talk the wife into trading the 06 WRX in on it:confused: :confused: . Wish me luck, Tim
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Have you ever...
That's why you build "His & Hers"........ Old picture but you get the point :banana:
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Contemplating a new weber carb...
Big Jim is a good guy to do bussiness with, here is a short thread that should get you looking in his direction. http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/showthread.php?t=66061 HTH, Tim
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87.5 XT fiasco...
Gotta admire your perserverance . Later, Tim
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CEL on, Knock sensor code, no symptoms
chef_tim replied to crazyhorse001's topic in 1990 to Present Legacy, Impreza, Outback, Forester, Baja, WRX&WrxSTI, SVXI got one when I put my moter in, IIRC about $90 from the dealer. Tim
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Tire size calculators for excel
The only thing better would be to build it into an Access DB. Nice work, Tim
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Who carry's the idler pull for EA82's?
^ You are correct, I just did a quick glance at the pic. As a guess, I couldn't see the V belt pully costing substantialy more. Later, tim
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Who carry's the idler pull for EA82's?
Dealership should be able to get them for you too. Tha last time I bought a set I think they were about $40 each. Tim
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how much are drive axles for a 83 gl?
New GCKs about $110, no core. If your planning on keeping the car, spend good money and get new ones. Later, Tim