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SUBARU3

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  1. Hmm....it says that the 93 and 94 manual Impreza uses a different axle than the 95 forward. But I have an early 95, with a build date of 6/94, so I bet I can just pretend mine is a 94 for all intents and purposes. Can you swap the stubs from one to another? Hmm????? Todd
  2. It says tha this trans was different between the "L" model, the station wagon and the non "L". How can there be that much difference between 5 speed/FWD manuals from 1993-1995? It seems that after 8/1994 they were more consistent. So it's just ratio? I want to pick up a spare, since FWD/manual only Imprezas seem to be getting rare. Mine has only 69K, so I should just talk myself out of spending the money on somethng I won't need for YEARS!! Todd
  3. Well, the da_ n Forester with 87K sold out from under me! I was just going to do the swap and give it to my mom. Todd
  4. I can't see why this won't work on Stage 2. ?? Todd
  5. OK.....beating a dead horse here. Will a 1995 EJ 2.2 engine be a drop in replacement, or should I say the BEST drop in replacement, for an EJ 2.5, 1998 Forester? No exhaust or wiring issues? Thanks!! Todd
  6. Oh I love the Gen 1 racks! They last forever! Todd
  7. Well, that answers that question! I'll try Lucas 1st and then proceed from there. I hate to go used and then end up again with a leaker. I guess racks age by years, as well as mileage. These cars have pretty low mileage. I have found rebuilt racks for $187. Good deal? Todd
  8. When mid 90's Legacys/Imprezas have a powersteering/rack leak, is it easier to replace or repair? The leaks are at the boots, where they meet the rack casing. (or live with it) Less than 70K on one and less than 90 K on the other. Thanks! Todd
  9. I have this one: http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/showthread.php?t=81386 Todd
  10. Hey jacearby....give me a call. I'm in Euless and have worked with these older Subys for years. I'm PM you my # Todd subaru3@aol.com www.vintagesubaru.com
  11. Well, I will keep them compressed then. I have 4 EJ and 3 EA engines, so I tend to "store" parts for the future. (Like a 10x30 building full of Subaru crap!) It's an addiction! "I might need that someday, better keep it" kind of thinking!! Thanks a bunch guys! Todd
  12. Ok...I have a few extra of the EJ series tensioners. Mid 90s. How best to store them? Compressed, with a pin in them, or completely uncompressed? How do they come new from Subaru? Just curious. Todd
  13. Thanks. It just seems to me that a FWD, basic 5 speed would not differ much at all from 1993-1996. Off course 1996 or 1997 they ALL went AWD. Todd
  14. What do you think the difference would be in a "thru 7-1994" transmission, from a " from 8-1994" transmission? (5speed/FWD/1.8) I'm looking for a 5 speed/ FWD only/ 1.8 liter trans. My build date is 6/94. Do you think a 8/94 trans from a 1.8 would be all that different from a 6/94? Thanks! Todd
  15. Just 2 stainless steel screws. Use a course thread. That's all that Subaru used!! Is the floor all rusted out where the pedal goes? If so...place some sheet metal in and re-rivet to that. Use larger rivets. Todd
  16. I'm sure that in CA, it is the same as many other emission testing states. Like was mentioned, you cannot "add" emmission pieces that were not present when the car was new. Likewise, the state cannot expect the car to run "cleaner" than when the car was new either! They cannot hold a 1979 Subaru to the same standard as a 1999 car. Esp, if you cannot add equipment! Emission testing guidelines look at the original emission output of the car when new. They factor in time, mileage and "reasonable wear and tear" , to arrive at the standard. Todd
  17. Man its fun following this thread!!!!!! Here's a pic I found. Is this an FF-1?? Todd
  18. I think Bryan Thompson might know something about that engine on Craigslist. Todd
  19. I remember the rescue I made from the salvage yard. (A 79 wagon) Fired up after years in the yard! It was music to my ears! It smoked for about 5 minutes, but cleared up fine!! I'm excited to hear your starting results!! Todd
  20. Looks like a winner! Lot's of potential there. I'm so happy that it landed in good hands. If I can help in the future, just call upon me. Oh...you got a free light bulb too in the deal!!! I might have some parts, manuals, lit, or other incidentals around here. Todd
  21. I have saved 2 cars from the junkyard. There is something "special" about extracting a nice car that was put there for some stupid reason! I'm so glad you all saved this. It's beautiful!!!! You can almost see the car crying as it's pulled on the trailer....it's SOOOOOO happy! Keep us all posted. Todd

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