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Thx for the offer jerry.... But I think i got everything to do it:D

Wasn't planning on it since there is a coolant passage right under it but if it runs rough then i possibly might.

Here is the intake manifold weber adapted finished by bill

I would start at the battery and check the connection to the battery.. I have had issues with not having proper connections. Clean terminals and posts. And sometimes you can't see breaks in fuses so use a test light or a multimeter. I have always been told start simple.

I think Bill said that all of the things to do this swap came from you But still confused on what wires I will need to use from the Disty if you can help.

And if you look at the bottom of the disty those 2 things off the bottom line up with the 2 key holes on the back of the cam shaft

i Think its off of a chysler if i remember what bill said.. And he said that it should work just need to seal and space it. And he is welding a weber fitting on top of an intake manifold so i can fit the weber on.

Awsome thx scott..Hope to go out for walker run sometime.

So I bought the Beast from Bill. My first outing with it. does alright even running on 3 cylinders. and going to do a carbureted EJ22 swap into it . I was wondering about the distributor and if there is a specific way of timing it with the engine, or if i can just hook it up and be on my way once the engine is in. It should look like this i believe on the back passenger side of the engine. and here are a couple pics of the disty O and wondering which of these wires i will need to hook up. Thx in advance for help!!

THX for the reply...I guess I get to start the hunt again lol:lol:

So today at school i finally checked out my abs light on my 05 impreza 2.5rs. I used the Snap-on motus (extremely nice:brow:) It told me that the G sensor had low voltage. Then I went on alldata and told me to look for the Yaw sensor and it gave me some random picture that did not explain where it was located. Wondering if you guys could enlighten me on where it might be. THX

I am going to hit this one up It will be the last for the RS until i finish school..

Thx for the wish.... I can't wait to see it finished myself lol:D Thx but i might have just found a full engine from my buddy once he gets his 93-99 impreza coupe and hes giving me his wire harness and ecu.

Well Brought my pistons home to clean them. Got inside and started to look at them and saw the in between the 2 compression rings on one piston theres a chunk missing:dead: So now i have to get new pistons or buy a decent engine with all the goodies already with it.

If the car is Ready by then I am down to bring the hatch!

Hi everyone I just got this 86' hatch from Bill (thebeastidrive) That is an old picture of it Here it is as it sits today. (sorry for the bad cell phone pic) It still has a 6" lift on it. It is also pretty much gutted My plan for this build is to put this into it Its an EJ22 i got for $25 so it need some parts to get it to run. in the process of buying new bearings and piston rings. This pic is right before i ran it through the parts washer at school. Right now i have my friends 4speed and rear diff for it. But my other plans are to paint it a dark flat purple and black. Going to put on some 32" tire don't know what kind yet. a dual hand brake mod, a 5speed swap, a nice front and rear bumper with skid plates, a welded rear diff, and maybe a 6 lug swap.

Doesnt look like an OBD2 plug to me....But i only have a quarter of technician school under my belt, so i could be wrong

Figured its cheaper then buying 5 windows and the are lighter than glass.

thx for the info .. Looking at poly carbonate and it looks like they sell it with UV protection. Adhesive would you use silicone or something like liquid nail?

Thinking of removing windows and using polycarbonate or plexiglass in an 86' gl hatch. Has anyone done this before? Sounds like a good project since the hatch only has a few windows as of right now.

http://ultimatesubaru.org/forum/showthread.php?t=104692&highlight=bill+omlin thats his thread

Not sure how much it will be but Bill (thebeastidrive) also does lifts

Welcome to the site this is 1 of 2 forums the other is dirtyimpreza.com 2 great sites and super nice people.

My best guess would be the PCV valve.

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