Loyale 2.7 Turbo

Well... The 5MT on the FWD (2WD only) Models has very Long gears... that makes 'em to be at very Low RPM's on High Speeds, but I Don't know the Final Ratio... Sorry for Hijack the Tread but does anyone has that info? The Chart posted on the Above Link only covers the 4WD models. Kind Regards.

Well... I Have my BumbleBeast's Weber Hooked Directly to the Disty's Vacuum Advance, but I've Changed the Dual port one on the Disty, with a Single Port one, as I Wrote before. No Problems with that Setup Neither. Kind Regards.

Welcome! They Didn't went like That to the USA, but in the Past, Older Models of the Sambar (360 Van) and Newer from 1980 but Converted to Electric Vehicles (Electra Van), did. We Have many of those E10 and E12 Vans, named here just like That; here's a Picture of one of Those in a Mountain Village named "Santa Lucia" in my Li'l Country: So They came here, to Latin America... there is another USMB member with one of Those in Chile, his Board name is "Libero" and here's a Link to his Thread: http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/showthread.php?t=131994 Kind Regards.

The "Zombie Outbreak Response Vehicle"! As Seen here, in ~► this Thread. and ~► Here.

More info taken from the " Strange & Weird Subaru Stuff Thread" The Subaru Flat 12 "1235" Engine went onto Another car:

Taken from the " Strange & Weird Subaru Stuff" thread, these are Old-School Subarus too:

Yes! I Had the Same Idea and I Posted that on the "Strange & Weird Subaru Stuff" Thread ... ... and the Answer was: So, Diesel Boxer Engine Swap, anyone? Kind Regards.

That is a Pretty Subaru, and will be Better with the Weber and Power windows... etc, that you Plan. But Also sounds like a Fun Project Car for you. My Wife somehow Preffer to Drive my Lifted 5MT BumbleBeast instead her Automatic Kia Sephia, she says that she prefers taller Cars... but I don't let her drive it too often. Kind Regards.

Without a Light Gun? ... I Believe Not... or it should be a Non-Easy thing to do. I Kindly Suggest you to Move the Disty a Little more to the Right to Advance it and go Test Drive the Subie, then a Little More and do another Test and So on; Moving it Right or Left untill you find the Better place for it. Good Luck!

Thank you for your Kind Answer. The Choke Still Hits there? ... I didn't knew it 'cos I removed all the Choke Stuff from my Weber and Sent it to another USMB Friend, in Australia. We Don't Need much the Choke here in the Warm Caribbean. That Means that Something is Wrong with the Timing... Running my EA82 with a Weber, made me to Swap the Two Port Vacuum Advance with a Single Port one, but not all EA82's Distribuitors are Equal... Mine uses two Clamps to hold the Cap. Pics & Part Numbers of that are on my Weber Writeup, Click on my Avatar. I Discovered that my Weberized EA82 BumbleBeast works Better with the ignition Timing in 20º Degrees ... Even if the Sticker under the Hood says that the "Normal" Timing should be Placed at 8º and could vary + or - 2º Could you Determine How much Advanced / Retarded is your engine's ignition Timing Right Now? ... I'm Almost Sure that it needs to be Advanced a Little More. Kanurys explained a Simple Procedure to do it by the Test Mode (Without a Light Gun) and that simple procedure could Work Fine, I used to do that also. Good Luck! Kind Regards.

Thanks for Share... Looks like a Fun Project. Why the Previous Owner left it unfinished? The EJ engine has already its ECU Wired? Kind Regards.

Does your EA82's Disty still have the two port Vacuum Advance? There are Two Vacuum Ports in front of the Weber Carb... The one on the Right is for the Disttribuitor's Vacuum Advance. The one on the Left is for the EGR Vacuum Valve. There is a Question that I Asked and Remains unanswered, Just Curious: And I Drive my Weberized BumbleBeast between the Sea Level and up to 4,000 Feet over the Sea Level in my extremely mountainous country without any Problems. I've only noticed that it doesn't Like the Regular Gasoline, really my BumbleBeast works better with Higher Octanes. Kind Regards.

We Have very Few Subaru Diesels here, in Latin America. I Saw once one of those Brand New in its Crate, For Sale: Kind Regards.

I Have a Complete Explanation on my "Public Profile" just do a Click on my Avatar and Scroll Down to find it. _______________________________________________________ Now My BumbleBeast is Prepared to do the Undercoating... Pics Soon. Kind Regards.

Your Subie Weber Setup Looks almost Equal to Mine's... Did you Use the TransDapt Adaper? I Run mine at 140 on Low and 162 on High without Any Issues... Maybe yours only needs some Adjustment to the Idle Mixture. Kind Regards.

And This Shortened Subaru Loyale from Germany!

I Like the Lifted Subaru Justy with Tracks:

A 1983 model and 1.8L, its engine is a EA81, those use a Single Spade connector, because the Thermoswith takes the Ground from the Rad, which is Metallic. You can Use a Twin Spade there, by Grounding one of its Wires, usually the Black one; but you must be Sure to use the Proper Temperature Range. Kind Regards.

http://www.powdersurfing.net/radical-rigs-beaches-mountain/2011/5/17/off-road-subaru-zombie-outbreak-response-vehicle.html Nice Idea "Zombie Outbreak Response Vehicle" I Found it on the Link Above. Also, the Impreza lineup has a "Official Zombie Scape Vehicle" Kind Regards.

Well... I've never had problem with Mine, which are Amber. Nice Subaru, Looks Like New, and yes, the Rubbers and Hoses would need to be Replaced, despite their Mileage, That includes somehow the Timing Belts; Because they become Dry with Age and could Fail. Kind Regards.

Click on my Avatar and You'll Reach a Link to a Complete Writeup, Plenty of Pictures, on the Subject. http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/member.php?tab=visitor_messaging&u=17344&page=2#visitor_messaging Kind Regards.

An Old Sambar Bus in a Very Old Photo of my Subie: Note the Five Lugs 13" Rims!

...even More from my Li'l Country: Subies Crossing in a Corner at Capital City: Subaru Sambar 4WD on Saint Lucia's Mountain Village. Nice Sambar Mini-Truck Outside a Chinese Restaurant:

More Honduran Subies on the Street:

Well, I Agree... ...No Problem! _______________________ Here is Another Honduran Nice Subaru: I Took this Picture with my Cellphone, The Subaru Loyale Wagon was Parked at the Shoppin' Mall's Supermarket; it Sits on 17" Tires... ...That Subaru Belongs to Andres... here is his "CarDomain" Web Link: http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3867148/1985-subaru-dl More Pictures: I'll Try to Contact him and invite here to Join us... Kind Regards.