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	Bellingham? stop by some evening
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	  What's in your offroad squad? (56k no way)Scott in Bellingham replied to tsutomu's topic in Off Road . Each time we go out ita a different bunch, Ive gone out with subarus, Toyotas, a Trooper, and a Jeep, next time out looks like a Tracker with a Isuzu Diesel might make it
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	2 years ago I looked into that idea to offer in a kit, decided against it as it would require precesion machine work and welding, if I was to do my own one off I might take a secound set of struts , and cut the bottom off and use that bottom as a extension , might be able to slit the tube and clamp it over the stock strut , careful as you wouldnt want this to fall apart at 70 miles hour , comparing the EA and EJ the EA has more room for a big tire, the EJ bolts at the bottom, easy to lift with flat bar, the EA at the bottom is a round shaft in a clamped hole , more difficult
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	anyone interested in building there own , I can provide you with any spec you want from my experiance . no cost
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	the 3 bolt bar looks very doable in the front, now the rear the strut is offset , which causes some rim clearance issues, .. I have done a 2" lift on the strut tops just by cuttting 2x2 tubing , you could probably get by if you then redrilled the strut flange to fix the camber,
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	Ive got a EJ at the shop all tore up Ive been thinking of making a extension at the bottom of the strut it has 2 bolts ,If you move the bottom mt to the top hole you gain 3"?? , then add some bar stock with 3 holes in it to catch the extra hole , thats the basic Idea, also this will allow for a over 27" tire , by next year I would like to offer a 4"
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	If it was me I would go 27 SSR or TSL , no lift of 1-2" lift bash and trim, that way its road legal tougher tire then ATV and alot lower gear then 31
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	  Before and After pics of BRATScott in Bellingham replied to s'ko's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales... Looks good!! is that 6"?
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	  Wont Start!!!Scott in Bellingham replied to Subaru_Mechanic's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales... I never had a issue with that engine or brakes in a 1 1/2 years , did you swamp the car and get everything wet?
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	  EA81/82 15" wheel Clearance Allied ArmamentScott in Bellingham replied to Shadyirishmen's topic in Products for your Subaru they are out of Bussiness
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	  Played with the big boys(56K go make a samich)Scott in Bellingham replied to Uberoo's topic in Off Road this has happened befor something like a bongo drum at WCSS8 AA car
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	doors from 85-91 should all bolt up
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	  Need CAD file for weber adapter plate.Scott in Bellingham replied to djkindt's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales... Dylan, you get the carb and we can make a adapter, OK
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	  Performance modsScott in Bellingham replied to Subaru_Mechanic's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales... this helps.. rev it way up and drop the clutch, dont ride the clutch, this gives a little more power for those steep hill climbs, smaller the tires the better gearing also , we will plan a trip to walker once your cars up to it and I have something to take SJR:banana:
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	  Subie Half Doors, Anybody run them...Scott in Bellingham replied to 4RnrRick's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales... heres what I got by gutting all 4 doors and the hatch you save 200 lbs, makes a difference
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	  fiber glass stuffScott in Bellingham replied to tailgatewagon's topic in Historic Subaru Forum: 50's thru 70's I build fiberglassing molds at my job, if anyone has questions on how to do it

