Loyale 2.7 Turbo
Members
-
Joined
-
Last visited
Everything posted by Loyale 2.7 Turbo
-
Both are exactly the same Great Quality. In fact, I've used Flösser, Franz, Sylvania, Osram... All German Bulbs are simply the very Best Bulbs available. Kind Regards.
-
Maybe those are still available at your Local Subaru Dealer? You can see photos of those rear adjustable struts and their part number, Also the part number for the Perch (Sold separately) in this Writeup: ~► http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/topic/106807-improved-shock-absorbers-and-spring-coils-on-loyales/ Kind Regards.
-
I see the photos posted by Rust, stretched as a square that fills the whole post's size, overriding the photo's proportions, so they seems distorted, not only on Google's Chrome, also on internet Explorer; at normal Zoom and also even increasing or decreasing the zoom; by the way, that happens only with the photos posted by Rust, even on older posts. Maybe it has something to do with the web server where those photos are Hosted? However, the Saved .jpg file, displays normal on my image viewer, outside any internet browser. Kind Regards.
-
Appreciated Rust, very kindly let me ask you: Why your photos displays Deformed / Out of Proportion? It is not criticism ... I want to know if others see them distorted. Kind Regards.
-
I hope you're NOT using Leds without Resistor. Remember, LED bulbs has Polarity, + / - so Remove 'em, flip 'em 180º and put 'em Back. Maybe you only got 'em Reversed. Kind Regards.
-
Thank you, Wagonist. I quoted your info on my Writeup. Kind Regards.
-
Thank you Josh! Now I am Updating it, and I will Quote the post from Wagonist... ...there, to add the information regarding the removal procedure, for the Manual Choke's Lever. (I hope Wagonist will agree with that) Sorry for hijack this thread. Kind Regards.
-
Yes, you're Right... I didn't mentioned the Choke. So I'll add that information to my Writeup, Kind Regards.
-
Complete instructions, with plenty of detailed guiding Photos, Here: ~► http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/topic/131336-led-retrofitting-on-instrument-cluster-dashboard-removal-procedures/ Kind Regards.
-
That is good idea, sometimes a differential broken a small portion of a teeth, which could make interference between the rest of the gears, untill it is grinded, So, it worth check the Differential; especially after reading this description of the Noise: Kind Regards.
-
Thank You! Why don't you ask him if he let you stay along the repairs, so you can Learn something + help him? ... I don't know if you could be allowed to do that in USA, but I learned to fix cars at very young age, because since I was a child, I were helping & learning at the repair shop, with my Dad and then alone with the mechanics... suddenly I was one of them... Kind Regards.
-
Yes, I post Links to files on my "BumbleBeast" thread whose link is on my signature. But first you need to upload the File that you want to share, to a web Server. I use the free services of "MediaFire" with great results, since years ago. In example, you can download this file, by clicking, ~► Here. Kind Regards.
-
Now I Know... but I did not knew that before, when I wrote the previous posts. Here, is Cheaper and easier to change the mere C.V. joints which are the moving part that connects the bar with the Hub, since the bar rarely gets worn or damaged. Kind Regards.
-
Nope, the difference was on the inner spline of the C.V. Joint only. (Wheel Side C.V. Joint) I wrote this above: The Driver's Side came with a 24 / 24 Bar, also the C.V. Joint had 24 splines on its outer shaft that went onto the wheel hub; I bet that the Passenger's side, originally came like that also. I guess that the 24 / 22 Bar + its 22 inner spline C.V. joint, came from another, smaller Kia Model, such like the Kia Rio; not the Kia Sephia / Spectra, like the "KiaStein" and the Previous owner changed that side's axle only. I changed the 24 / 22 Bar with another one from a Junk Yard's Sephia, which came with 24 / 24 as the Other Side's Bar, and that solved the problem. Kind Regards.
-
Despite that such Brat might be not Pretty, It could be a Great Project for another USMB Member. Kind Regards.
-
-
Photos will help a Lot.
-
-
Seems like his '85 RX is a work in progress.
-
A Lot... ...His work is Beyond Awesome!
-
Yes, that Awesome Yellow '85 RX belongs to a good friend, Brandon, He built some of the Greatest Old-School Subarus I've seen, including an Awesome orange first gen Subaru Leone. Believe me, not only the Dashboard has been Changed... Kind Regards.
-
Nice Photos! At first, I thought for a moment, that you had built something like this: ~► http://www.bradbowling.com/press-releases/2011-releases/radio-flyer-wagon/ Kind Regards.
-
Yes, also I hope that. By the way, since Kia products are based upon Ford / Mazda Products... Many parts are interchangeable. Kind Regards.
-
Thank you for your Kind words, which I really appreciate. That is New for me, I'll research more on the Subject... Thank you for sharing that info. Yes... I was about to buy one online, because local aftermarket stores which sells such devices are few, and the ones that has them, are asking sky high prices for them; in example, one "Average" Scanner apparatus, which could cost online between $ 100.ºº and $ 140.ºº US Dollars, they're asking around $ 800.ºº US Dollars for them ... ... But something bursted my bubble: My wife and I spent much money purchasing brand new C.V. Joints and other parts, so I can fix her car, the inFamous "KiaStein" as you can read ~► Here; so I must wait for a while 'till we could reunite enough money for such apparatus, once again. Seems like I must continue building custom wooden Speakers' Enclosures for sale... Of course it does, Thank you again. Kind Regards.
-
