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I've seen this before on here :
http://www.chopcult.com/forum/showthread.php?t=12582&highlight=subaru+brat
See if I can find more ...
Cheers, Bantum ...
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Ok - had time to do some more work on this :
Note : Working with these to make a more realistic XV wheel ...
Next bit :
Back to it ...
Cheers, Bantum ...
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Yep there's always another way ( drilling is usually a last resort effort ) ...
The advantage with my method is that you can reuse them if done carefully ...
( It helps also if you give them a good soaking in some lubricant like penitrol, CRC, WD40, etc.) ...Be sure to take some pictures of you efforts Rusty ...
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I can’t seem to get the ignition assembly detached from the steering column. it is held on by 4 bolts, but 2 of them are round on the top like a carriage bolt? any ideas?
You'll have to file / cut a slot big enough for a flat blade screw driver to be able turn them ...
P.S. - You might need one of these too !
Cheers, Bantum ...
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Looking good ...
P.S. - I'm wondering if you are putting the 'bumpers' back on ?
Cheers, Bantum ...
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Sorry for the thread dig, but I was looking for some updated BRAT / Brumby Production numbers ...
Found this site has some & more info can be found here : http://www.cars101.com/subaru_archives.html
The above only covers US, so wondering if anyone can get hold of a total overall figure of vehicles made in Japan ?
I would also like to get figures for other countries including 'Targa tops' or 'Sport' models as they were called here ...
Cheers, Bantum ...
P.S. - this link : http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/brats/brats.html ... no longer works ...
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Rear End Cast ...
Quick one for last bit on rear end :
& removed :
Do Note that I've marked up where tail gate has to fold down & so will be removing that bit ...
Ok - that's it for now, back to casting ...
Cheers, Bantum ...
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Top Cast ...
Next up is the top half of cast :
Casted :
& Removed from Mould :
De 'pugged' & Ta-Da - a ute is staring to Appear !
Still have the lower half to do yet ...
Cheers, Bantum ...
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First cast ...
Ok - finally got round to do some casting, here are some of the results :
Front end :
Rear window :
And removed ready for next bit :
'Pug' mould for rear end :
More to come ....
Cheers, Bantum ...
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It wouldn't hurt to do the seal while you have it out, save having to do it again later when it starts to leak ...
Great ride though - looking good will keeping an eye on this one ...
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l like the test drive ...
So what still has to be done for a 'tore' down ?
P.S. - a good tuned 'sport' exhaust should give it a bit more HP & smoother running + still give that 'Burble' Subie sound ...
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This should be handy if you can find all the bits for it :
Cheers, Bantum …
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Well done !
Love the Subie burble too !
Cheers, Bantum ...
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That's some nice metal work. You putting in just a head unit or adding a cubby hole or switches ?
Thanks, The original intention was to put in a DIN head unit, another option I was considering is going with a tablet PC ( See link for more details ) … You could easily put other stuff in there as I have left room for other stuff …
Nice set up! But.... You're steering wheel has been installed on the wrong side! Is that a sheet with the edges rolled, or plate with machined edges ?
Ha - just Flip the image if it bothers you that much …
I made this out of 1.2mm thick aircraft aluminium ( so is very strong ) was cut & bent using a press / folder then beaten into final shape. Still not finished yet as I have to decide which way to go …
P.S. - I’ve got some sketches somewhere of dimensions for it - will see if I can find them …
Cheers, Bantum …
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Or you could try something like this :
More details on process here : Bantum's Brumby Sound System ...
Cheers, Bantum ...
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Would depend on its condition, like how much rust does it really have ?
P.S. - for example, this one just came up for sale in OZ for $ 3,999 : http://ninemsn.carsales.com.au/dealer/details/Subaru-1600-1977/AGC-AD-15347693/?Cr=0&sdmvc=1Got any pictures ?
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NFI what PO did for a fuel system, would have to ask him why - if as suggested may have blocked the vent altogether ...
I will have to search back through this thread to see if I can find a reference ...
I think this is it + look at immediate previous posts : http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/topic/77261-documented-the-1970-ff-1-project-car/page-42?do=findComment&comment=1003965
After re-reading that lot - I suspect that it may need a vent line run from tank through second 'Evap' Can onto 'Carby' somehow in order to draw off fumes / release pressure ...
Who hoo ... ... Can't wait - you must do a video of it running with 'sound' on ...
Cheers, Bantum ...
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Looks good ...
P.S. - Don't forget to check the fuel / vent lines to the tank, as PO may have installed them incorrectly - from memory he had problems with venting / back Pressure ...
Cheers, Bantum ...
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Hey Subie gal - Got a name for it yet ? - Should try 'Holley' as she looks a bit forlorn / unhappy there in the snow ...
Definitely a sunshine girl ...
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Try this for a fix ...
LED Conversions ... http://www.ausubaru.com/forum/showthread.php?t=22456
Cheers, Bantum ...
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That looks pretty smick ...
I would try & keep it as original as possible, go for a leather wrap on the steering wheel in a colour to match the rest of interior ...Cheers, Bantum ...
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I would imagine that you'll need to have the keys in ignition & engine running for it to work correctly, other than that - checking with multimeter to see if power is actually getting to the port ?
Cheers, Bantum ...
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The center section looks to be the same, it should match the mounting points ...
Front :
Rear :
If it looks anything like these, worth a try ...
Cheers, Bantum ...
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I reckon it'll be a little screamer when you've fininshed - Are you going to take it down to your local track for a spin subie-gal ?
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ea81 blower motor relay location?
in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales...
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Try this : ( see fig. 13-97 )
Cheers, Bantum ...