[HTi]Dain

Yeah, Savage and I ran open rear-diffs forever. finally wised up and welded em...we hit up some mud a while back with the open diffs, I ended up getting stuck in the deep stuff. went back a couple weeks later with 'em WELDED, and just tore the place up. If one of us got stuck in the deep stuff, we just hammered down, and at about 6grand, she'd start pullin out. Welded diff = all the difference. I run stocks on-road with it, it does create more tension, but no problems yet. I'd say keep your LSD's on-road, Welded-rear-ends off-road

I like the Mustache bar... check out HTi's (i hope its ok to show off ) What do ya think?

Yeah, we just had to heat up [HTi]Savage's shifter and straighten it for his lifted brat.

Check out [HTi]Savage's brat in progress... its been nothing but HTi custom fabing! Maybe with a little help. Anyway, no need to bring heat man

Yeah, that, or get a J.Y. one like I did for 10 bucks I think.

That is f'in hilarious!!!!

try online, at http://www.rockauto.com

Yeah dude, [HTi]savage and I muscle the motors out our selves. That or a forklift (instead of a cherrypicker). I wouldnt recommend lifting it yourself, but with a buddy. three is even better; then it is easier to get on the engine stand, or whatever.

Cut the fenders too...if ya'unto

Check this one out! http://s138.photobucket.com/albums/q261/htidain/?action=view&current=Bighatchair.flv

It just being an EA82 means its a head/head gasket problem :-p

Heh, I'll keep an eye out down here;) . the tweekers probably took anyting of value, for that matter probably took anything without value, and ditched the car already:-p . SOB'S

He must not have drained the radiator before removing the intake? therefore the coolant overflowed down the heads?

Yes, for that case it must be important to clearly state what vehicle a person is talking about when making a post/thread. eh?

I think I'll just stick to the Orygon trails/mud/SAND/snow/gravel. Are there sanddunes in Warshington??

duuude, thats an AWSOME drawing

Hahaha, hella yo! I wouldn't know, I've never wheeled in teh Washington.

Maybe you have some warp'age?

I dont know what your talking about! the cars May look all beat-up and trashed, but thats just looks. My wagon, and Savage's hatch have always ran great! with a certain level of maintenance, of course. We see it as a testament to Subaru's durabability, and never ending suprises. And don't forget, respect is in the eye of the beholder...maybe this is how we think our cars should be respected...hehehe:headbang:

Should be about $90 for remanufactured, minus a $30 core. so, $60

http://sjrlift.com I think i'd talk to these dudes, They have a two inch lift listed.

Numbchux, You seem to know enough about your states’ situation, and loosing all of your ORV land. Please, inform us about this situation, as I feel that you had a valid point; but I do not think you were expressing it in the right manner. As a Subaru owner, and new USMB member, I believe in keeping things positive; like true Subaru and USMB spirit, always moving forward, never backward. Also any off-roader should feel somewhat responsible for this cause, as we all love our Subaru’s, and enjoy having fun with them on and off the road, I think none of us would want to see that disappear or be limited. So please tell us of any constructive ways that we board members could help with your state’s situation.

*edit* I guess the moderators are editing the thread some more...

I say WELD IT:headbang: , and NO need to pull an axle (that part is overrated). I've been drving my wagon with a welded rear-end daily. It handles great on the road, it doesn't "hop around"; but sure, it binds up in parking lots. Sometimes its fun though, becausd it will squak, and people look. But thats just me. Of course if you're in the snow, the tires will just slip on the ice/snow anyway, and I dont think it'll bind. Although, an LSD would probably handle better in case of a slide, or (intentional or not) drift. You would have more control, I do believe.

Just below the cylinder there. The lifters sit inside the block.