TheLoyale

100watt Off-road lamps. Outstanding output, with them on. the Silverstar Ultra highbeams are useless!

Totally clean up the door corners and POR them. I have pretty much addressed all the rust on my EA82, I am glad to know my rear wheel wells (Where the coilover mounts) are solid and will stay that way thanks to POR-15.

+1 thank you! I ment replacing the hose with a braided hose.

When the light on the dash is on (While running) removed the kick plate right under the steering column (Part of the Fuse box cover) then look for the LED on front of the ECU, it will be flashing a code. I have the flash codes in my Chilton in a Haynes. Best to get either of those books just to give you some info. My bet is, its an O2 sensor. Or something for the EGR circuit. If it runs and starts fine, its something simple like that. As for Trashwagon, MilesFox is one to thank for that. As he came up with the idea back in the day.

I know I have a few pictures, but I can't find them. If I do find them, I will PM them to you. Fox, Not trying to jack your thread.

Try this on for size. Needless to say, its all sealed up and protected now.

Yeah, I haven't been on their site in a while. Good to know you can paint over it.

+1 Looks in good shape, as for not having a muffler, just get a section of 1-7/8" or 2" pipe and run it so it feeds out the rear of the car. Gotta admit, it sounds great without the muffler.

I have done the entire underside of my car with it and the wheel wells and the bottom half of the doors (On the inside) you can also apply it right over rust, but I would wire wheel it first just to clean it up some. You might be able to paint over it, I'm not sure how well paint will stick to it. POR-15 dries hard like paint, its not a rubber based coat.

By all means yes! Its great! I still touch up the underside after every winter with some black spray paint anyway, you can never have enough protection. POR-15 all the way!

You could basically fab one from some sheet steal.

Looking good! I will have to get my rump roast down to the shop tomorrow and give you a hand. As for POR-15 not sticking to a smooth surface, yes it will. I Wire wheeled all 4 of my wheel wells and the entire underside of my EA82 and coated it all, still sticking. I would scuff it up just a little so it does really have something to bond to just for the sake of not having to go back in and fix it. -Tom

With a 4" lift, the crossmember is dropped what, 1.5? About how long at your brake lines your selling? I did find the ad. -Tom

LOL! Kitties! Awe....!

Alright, that puts me in a good direction. Thank you! I'm waiting for Clint to reply to me, Since he has Stainless lines on Monsterwedge. But now, if you were to drop the crossmember for a 3" lift, the longer lines would probably be pretty close to the right length. Since I only have front disc, I would only need them on the front. Unless I get ambitious and swap for rear disc. Cheers and thanks again! -Tom

Whats a good place to get Stainless lines for the EA82? Links anyone? This summer I would like to replace them on my EA82. -Tom

The Bathroom? Now I have seen it all, The Basement is one thing, but C'mon lol.... Nothing like the smell of paint upstairs

Looking right and proper there! I like the large square light in the center! -Tom

Hmm, interesting. I will have to look into that. From what I have seen on 2nd Gen Legacys in the Junkyard, the plugs and bellhousing looks the same, only thing I seen a being a little different is the Air intake styling, but the sensors look to be in the same place. Anyone else have some info about this? -Tom

Look for a '95 EJ22. It'll be Duel-port and won't be Interference.

I like it! Max torque at 1800rpm! WOW, thats a diesel for sure

Check all the fuses under the dash, maybe one blew when you put the new terminals on. -Tom

Well, you can always go hang out at the Local Wal-mart for kicks. Make it look as if your looking at stuff lol. At least you'd be out and about. Cheers, -Tom

It could be. And it should be