Loyale 2.7 Turbo
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Yes. I shared those Photos here, because seems like the Manual Choke wasn't an Option for the EA82 in USDM, (maybe on the DL lineup?) but I found them on the LADM (Latin American Domestic Market) Specs' Subarus, as well in AUDM, NZDM, JDM, and certain European markets; However, this Manual Choke is more often seen on the EA71 engined, third gen Leones. Kind Regards.
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Found a best Picture of the Choke Lever on an EA82: Any Updates for this thread?
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I'm with you, because also I can't wait to know how the Modified SafariWagon drives and handles; the tenth anniversary deserves a celebration, and a Video of it Runnin' Kind Regards.
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Welcome, nice Legacy and great Project! I've fixed some "DSM" (diamond Star Motors) cars here in Honduras; the 1998 Mitsubishi Eclipse is in fact, an Eagle Talon; the american made 420a engine has an intake manifold that was made by Weber, it says "Weber" on the side, and is a better engine than the optional Japanese made ones on those cars (that has the Belts on the other side / mirror setup), which suffer from a Tremendous Crankwalk... I know that you'll like the Subarus reliability and easyness to work on. Kind Regards.
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Somehow, 30 oil seems to be not good, even on a warm climate... I live at the Caribbean and have run my EA82 with 20W~50 for the past thirty years, Seems like it is ideal for almost permanent (year round) Warm climates ... ... Also, I agree that Stop Leaks are Dangerous on Engines and Radiators, But they do Magic on Transmissions and Power Steerings... Kind Regards.
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Yep, that is "Subaru" written in Japanese.
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You're Welcome, but I only designed the two Subarus merging on the link above; the idea of the two emblems merging to form our Club's seven stars logo, is Not mine. Kind Regards.
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That's a nice idea. But subaru Offered this version, instead: ~► http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/topic/114962-rarest-old-school-subaru-part-or-option/page-13?do=findComment&comment=1310126 Kind Regards.
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The idea behind that Logo, is to Merge the Old-School styled Badge, that had a small star under the Big one, with the Newer style of the Subaru Badge, meaning that we all are a united community, no matter if you drive an Old-School Subie, or a New Subie. Long ago, I created this Design for our Club, (was dismissed) to be used on T-Shirts: ~► http://jeszek.deviantart.com/art/New-USMB-Logo-342273227 Which also features our Seven Stars Logo. Kind Regards.
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Well, that's a Good Answer... and explains your confusion. But that is our "Ultimate Subaru Club" and USMB own Logo, which is Nothing official from Subaru, nor FHI. Kind Regards.
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Where you saw a new Subaru logo with Seven stars? I've Never seen such a thing...
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I kindly suggest you to start a public Poll here and let us Vote. I started one some time ago, regarding my Wheel Choices, here is it as an example: ~► http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/topic/151383-low-budget-15-wheels-what-do-you-think-of-these/ There are good ideas in this thread. Kind Regards.
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Sadly, I need to report that the Rubber Donuts for the Front coil springs, already failed and I had to remove 'em; so the front went back down an inch. They didn't lasted a whole month, so dismiss that idea. I'll need to find a more reliable alternative for the Front only. Kind Regards.
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This simple modifications to the Suspension, are really beyond Awesome; the car handles much better, carry weight in a way better way, and being taller is Helpful, especially in my li'l country. This is the Best mod so far! Kind Regards.
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What a Nice idea, it makes this Crosstrek to look even more Awesome!
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I Kindly Suggest You to Change the Routing of the Main Fuel Line... Being directly over the Alternator might be a Serious Safety Hazard, If the Carburetor develops a Fuel Leakage of any sort in the Future... The inlet Faucet can be Moved from the Front, to the Rear on the Carb. Kind Regards.
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But that is nothing so severe... A good wash and it will be Ready for the storage, again. What is the point of having a Car that you can't enjoy, after all? Kind Regards.
