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Still? Not another T-Coupe Marks got a couple, but I think he has more RX's then anyone here. XT6's too

I see you have a spot for photos on the spreadsheet. Do you want one? Also, is there anyway to put dates on each one, that way we know when they were added to the register. I would love to know where that 89 RX in Everett went to and when. Edit = I see now, looking back to 87 that there are pics. I'll send one to you Corky.

Y'all forgetting my yard? Great, just what we need, another Sooby nut Welcome to the board.

I will argue about it being the sexiest Soob. If I park my 89 XT6 next to my 89 RX, you can see what I mean. And white just isnt sexy. Now black.....thats naughty Nice car Brian.

If there isnt one on the other side, same place, then its for making the car fwd. If you do have fuse holders on both sides, then the one on the pass side is for factory fog lights and the the AC.

It could be that the flapper door that allows air to flow from the core isnt opening all the way. I'm having the same problem with my 86 T-Wagon, and havent got it fixed yet

The server is down for maintnance You might get a little more umph if you get a better intake and exhaust. Maybe 2 1/2in on the pipe to a good muffler. Theres a few different setups for the intake, maybe some that have them will chime in.

I had a cover on my 84 T-Coupe, it wasnt from this guy tho. But he does have a good feedback rating.

Gary, thats just a side benefit along with the opportunity to upgrade shocks and struts.. The reason we do the 5 lug conversion on EA82 cars is so we can get a better wheel selection. The only wheels available in sizes larger than 13in are Puegeots, with the 4x140mm bolt pattern. Oh, and welcome to the USMB

Thats a no brainer. Both being stock engines, the XT6 has 145hp compared to the RX @ 111hp.

I still have a few permits available, if anyone wants one before Xmas let me know soon.

Just start the engine after pouring in the PS fluid. After you get a half bottle in, turn the steering wheel to both stops a couple times. Repeat as necessary.

Not to bad looking, can you get some pics in the sunlight?

Heres a few pics I took. I wish I had taken some out on the roads, it was gray but beautiful. http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/photos/showphoto.php?photo=3026

If you want to make a detour to the south, sure. Come thru Bonney Lake and see me and Qman maybe?

Wow, big improvement! And the grill is off of...something else

Replacing the front bumper, right headlight bucket and hood on my XT6. I have decided that replacing the bumper was a bad bad bad idea. I have a bra for it and should have used it, but it was slightly hit on the right side and was pushed up and in. This caused the right light bucket to not operate all the way open, which pointed the light at the ground in front of the car. If anyone ever thinks of doing this to thier XT, I suggest a big dose of patience and time. I wont get into the gruesome details, unless you plan on doing it (PM me). But lets just say it almost requires a full disassembly of the front of the car. That, and putting the studs on the T-Wagon for the Xmas tree run tomorrow. And the RX sits, still :-\ Waiting for $$ to do a legit transplant. Oh, and relax some playing with the puppy

Please Control your self. Brian, I think its pretty mundane. Put a hood scoop on it It would look neat with black skirting and wing.

What might have happened was you lost some prime in one of the hyd lifters. Give it some time and see if it quits ticking. As for the low oil pressure, its quite common for the pressure to drop to almost zero on the analog gauges. But it does depend on the oil pump on how high it will get. If you can handle the hassle of removing the pump again, I would do it just to check the seals.

Got you covered on the permit Galen, and Mike too if you want one. That means I will have 2 left. If you dont make it up there this Saturday, I will still sell them to anyone that wants one.

The swap will work, but its very labor intensive. If you have the donar car get the clutch pedal and cable(or whole box), the strut rod caps (the plates that the stab bar from lower A-Arm bolts to on the body), the tranny mount and all the linkage. If you swap to a 4wd, you need the complete rear driveline and suspension, along with the front suspension. EA81 axles are the same except for the diameter. 4wd axles are thicker.

This is what a nice one looks like, in a Maz.....

You might try Ebay or do a Google search. I think most of us that get a cover usually go for the rug.

I went out with a flashlight and looked right after his post. Its the only one there, not hard to see at all. I will pull it off and inspect everything tomorrow. I still need to finish that @#$% front bumper, headlight bucket, and hood replacement.

So the tire still isnt hanging with posi camber, its still neg? Something just isnt right here.........