NoahDL88

if you're around on weekends i can wait, but i'm still waiting for the adapter plate. i didn't mean for that to rhyme, so i won't waste any more time the plate was made by one John Bloom, i hope to God it gets here soon. sorry just felt a little creative there.

don't know if they are the same as EA-81 springs, but www.ramengines.com has better springs for the EA81 that might work. give em a call, couldnt' hurt, and the 50 bucks you spend on new springs is worth it if you but another 2k into the engine anyway

don't know particulars, but its all power to weight

Nope, they are different.

my center light works with the low beams

Yes.... all "real" subaru's with the 4 bolt were 140mm the justy was 4x100 so, essensially(sp)? no. Nothing against the justy. right about now their 40mpg is looking mighty good.

Its on my 1980 wagon, could be an Austin addition, but the stock switch is there, so i don't think so.

have you had it pressure tested, seems like you are loosing R-12 at a very rapid rate, which is causing your low pressure sensor to shut off the relay, which gives you your clicking.

If the guy who owns it is unsatisfied with the power loss because of 29s, tell him to contact www.Rallitek.com for a perfect power chip. Sean installed one in my OBS, it's way more peppier now. Gets better gas mileage too. Over 30mpg with 28s. Its not Unichip, but its the exact thing you are after

Were not talking about the Krissy i know are we?

wow, your about a 10 minute walk, ok, well 15 minutes by car, but you are probably about 5 minutes from "my" dealership. Hodges subaru, best dealer in Michigan. I'll let you know, pulling an engine is easy alone, but putting it in, its nice to have an extra set of eyes.

wow, your about a 10 minute walk, ok, well 15 minutes by car, but you are probably about 5 minutes from "my" dealership. Hodges subaru, best dealer in Michigan. I'll let you know, pulling an engine is easy alone, but putting it in, its nice to have an extra set of eyes.

I'd reccomend a rebuilt from CCR, www.ccrengines.com for me it was only about 200 dollars more for the rebuilt then the used engine with 40k on it. If you really want used, you might try aarons auto wrecking, not 100% on their address, but you can google them. I've gotten a lot of random stuff from them and have had no problems.

some weird city ordinance, if i'm lucky my roomate will clear out half the garage and i'll be able to keep the 88 in there, then it should be safe.

some weird city ordinance, if i'm lucky my roomate will clear out half the garage and i'll be able to keep the 88 in there, then it should be safe.

I'm not so lucky here, if there in the driveway there still not safe.

I'm not so lucky here, if there in the driveway there still not safe.

If i get the plate within 9 days i should be ok, but the wait is getting rediculous

If i get the plate within 9 days i should be ok, but the wait is getting rediculous

Still no adapter plate, talked with John last week, said he'd ship it right away. it may be in the mail, i hope, or it could be sitting in his workshop. Just got a call from the city, its gotta move under its own power by next friday or my baby will be gone.

Still no adapter plate, talked with John last week, said he'd ship it right away. it may be in the mail, i hope, or it could be sitting in his workshop. Just got a call from the city, its gotta move under its own power by next friday or my baby will be gone.

AHHHHHHH, lucky, still waiting on the adapter plate. mine should be done any time now. looks real sharp.

The car hasn't run well since i got the rack, trying about 3 projects at once, it was always a "i'll get it painted when the car runs" ........ so on that note, hopefully by october i'll get the chance to paint it.

The car hasn't run well since i got the rack, trying about 3 projects at once, it was always a "i'll get it painted when the car runs" ........ so on that note, hopefully by october i'll get the chance to paint it.

I'm using the Peugeot 14x6 wheel, i don't air down, but i've never popped a bead yet, knock wood.