Loyale 2.7 Turbo

My Wife's Dream too!... She always are "Braking" in the Passenger Seat when we are in the Caotic Traffic of the Big Cities, such like our Capital Twin Cities (Tegucigalpa and Comayagüela) or San Pedro Sula City. (They have over one Million Population each.) I am still carrying a Triangle-Shaped Solid Rock...

Please, Excuse me if some of my Older posts became unreadable due to the yellow text colour and white background colour Contrast; I Explained why that happened, here: ~► http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/topic/124339-prefer-the-brighter-web-page/?p=1052563 I Just Finished to Edit All the Posts I Made on This Thread (and some other threads) changin' the Yellow Font to a Deep Blue & Bigger Font ... ... Now my Texts are Readable Again! Kind Regards.

Yes, I Readed that it Prevents the Engine to Fell on your Lap in a Huge Fat Frontal Crash...

Now you actually can obtain a Brand New Subaru EE20 Diesel engine, Legally in the USA! Just Click Here... and Grab your Wallet ~► Kind Regards.

But you actually can obtain a Brand New Subaru EE20 Diesel engine, Legally in the USA! Just Click Here... and Grab your Wallet: http://www.boxeer.com/ Kind Regards.

Thank you, Tom... I Really Like the Paint job you did on your Subie's Air Filter Cover. Kind Regards.

I Started Painting few Li'l Things...

Well... since my Lifted BumbleBeast runs on 15" Wheels, I Relocated some things to the Spare wheel Area... Now the Spare Wheel (another 15") goes in the Back. I Relocated The Coolant Overflow Tank (Because I Needed the its Original Placement for an Extra Relay Box and Ballast for the H.I.D.'s ) and The Vacuum Acumulator Bottle, and Also I Placed an Oil Catch Can there: Kind Regards.

Yes, I Agree! They Continue Making such Kind of Tires in 13" but They don't go to the USA Market... I Wonder it could be due to the Low Demand. We have 'em here, on the Latin American Market; some Pick Ups came here with 13" (like the Hyundai Pony), and some were "Upgraded" from 12" to 13" (like the Toyota 1000, which was available for Sale here up to 1987 on the Dealer) and some owners put those even on Small Sedans (like Subarus) here, because they "Need" that kind of Tire, due to our many many bad Muddy Roads... ...and I thought my Yellow Wagons had very strong Colour... Well Written, I Agree Absolutely. Kind Regards.

I'm almost sure that the "Miracle Simple Fix" is at: Well Written: The Fusible Links. Have you already checked those, which are located inside a Black Box next to (attached to) the Coolant overflow tank? Kind Regards.

Subaru has used the "Maia" Designation many Times... In example, the Subaru 450 Maia (a Bigger engined 360): More info in the "Strange & Weird Subaru Stuff" Thread... as Usual. :-p http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/showthread.php?t=53434&highlight=Maia&page=96 Then Subaru Used "Maia" and "Maia II" for Special Editions. There were Gen III Leones with Maia and Maia II Designations; both got the Fat Case EA71: http://exchange.goo-net.com/catalog/SUBARU__LEONE/4501970/ There also were a Justy "Maia" Version: http://specs.cars-directory.net/subaru/justy/1.2_Maia_20264.html

A "Limited" Impreza, found in Latin America:

A JDM "Maia" Version of the Gen III Leone: Note the "MAIA" Badge. Kind Regards.

More Latin American Subarus, a Green Gen II Leone (EA81) in El Salvador: The Euro Lookin' Tail Lighs are Aftermarket, but for a Corolla Wagon:

I've used 'em for Many Many Years without any failure, in more Cars, not only in my Subarus. http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/showthread.php?t=118248 But you Must Keep in Mind that you Shall use the Best ones that you could buy... Don't use Cheap ones with poor quality. Kind Regards.

Yes, PCV has something to do with the Problem. Your EA81 has the EA82 Fuel Injection Intake Manifold, isn't it? I Kindly Suggest you to Post here Pictures of your actual PCV Routing, in order to Help you Better. Kind Regards.

When it comes to Boot Clamps, is even... ...to use GOOD QUALITY Zip Ties: They hold Great there, even with the 2" Lift on my BumbleBeast. Kind Regards.

And I thought that only happens in Honduras...

Yes, thank you for Sharing. I was about to ask about the Use of these Camber Plates for Camber Correction... ...if it is Possible to use 'em on Air Suspension? Kind Regards.

Also refers to the some Subaru Repair Shops Worldwide. (including the one at the Local Subaru Dealer: "Seis Estrellas" means = Six Stars) http://www.grupociv.com/1web4you/panel_clientes/a5/producto2.php?idprod=30 http://sixstarsubaruservice.blogspot.com/ http://www.sixstarsvc.com/ also there's a Subaru Six Star Magazine: http://www.subaru.ca/WebPage.aspx?WebPageID=5510&WebSiteID=282 Kind Regards.

Beautiful JDM Subaru Rims:

Hi!

Holy Cow! I Recall that I've read about the Ferrari Powered Jeep Long Time ago in a Magazine... Thank you for Sharing those great Pictures. Kind Regards.

Great! ... It will Look Factory and Work Factory too! Quick Solution, I've done something similar in other non-subaru car and Looks and works Good. Well, that deserves a Writeup. Will you post a Thread about that Dual Range Forester Transmission on your Legacy? Kind Regards.