bratman18

Just did this swap on my 90 Loyale, with lift and 27.5" tires. Works great. Much better stopping power.

Looks awesome so far though!

I don't have experience with it, but you have to re-clock the torsion bar to lower the rear.

I am using one of the ebay harnesses from Scoche (spelling) with no issues at all. They are a couple bucks. I wouldn't want to cut the factory wiring personally.

Awesome!! Looks great!

2005 is when they started the turbo GT in the states.

Or even just try a large surfaced washer to disperse the load better.

Some light offroading from today

I think there was a set of the rear Nissan calipers in the classifieds on here.

It's nuts how mint this car is, and the amount of work that has already been put into it. I look forward to seeing the work progress and be done right!

That looks fun!

Yes. Scott in bellingham is his screen name. http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/user/6264-scott-in-bellingham/

And as said before, there is no difference in how the timing belts are put on between any EA82 engine whether turbo or not, or what year it is. If the belts are not aligned correctly, or as he put it, "off a tooth", then it could cause the lack of power and the overheating issue.

That and bump up in tire size a bit after the lift.

Pretty sure yours is a Gen3. But they do make lift kits for yours as well. Here is a link, http://www.subtle-solutions.com/product_info.php?products_id=140

That looks cool as hell. Don't see them like that often at all!

Rust free (rare for these parts)1990 Loyale 5spd dual range swap rear disc swap 4" SOS Fab lift with corrected front strut blocks Yakima Load warrior New struts with Standard height King springs XT6 front seats 14" Peugeot wheels with 27 8.50 Grabbers 15" Peugeot wheels with 27 9.50 Swampers Poser shot

Just found out he got a set of JDM Legacy pedals to just bolt in.

I know a guy that did this swap with no hang ups. Let me ask him and see what he did.

Must have way too much force on it. How is your lift constructed?

You have got to take a road trip to Maine when you get this done!

Yes finally!!