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Turbone

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  1. How do you have the wires hooked up to the coil? Black goes to + and yellow to -
  2. Why would the EA81 alt regulator be internal and not the EA82?
  3. Hey, its NOT my car :-p Mines going to look a lot better than that.
  4. Turbone

    subaru lift

    http://lmgtfy.com/?q=welded+rear+diff
  5. Call Delta Camshaft, they will have the info you need. 253 383-4152
  6. Seriously? Most of us have families and dont have bottomless bank accounts. Sounds like joining the Foreign Legion
  7. I believe if it has seatbelts you can. I'll see if I can find the RCW for it.
  8. Ok, I'm having problems with youtube and my file. I'll get it up sometime As for the fart can, I will just say I do have one on my RX........but it has a EJ in it now.
  9. I was going to mention that, but I was being nice I'm DL a clip right now...
  10. A good Magnaflow or Flowmaster would be better for a EA engine.
  11. Its a ticking time bomb. I had to replace the back part of a 4EAT trans that had a u-joint go out (from PO). Any more questions?
  12. http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/1987656369.html http://seattle.craigslist.org/est/cto/1987638704.html http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/1982873916.html
  13. It sounds just like the 5spd Fulltime that was in my RX. If the clutch pack looks good, its most likely the front diff.
  14. Did you do a search using his screen name?
  15. Couple of things here.... 1. A 92' VF11 is nothing like a 06' VF40. 2. It sounds like you drive yours a tad more aggressively than a little old lady
  16. Ummm, no. I drank that stuff for a time and it was starting to mess with me. I did some research on the sweetener used and its bad juju. Do a google on aspartame.
  17. Those "guys" are trying to get business in a bad economy :-\ But they dont care about some old ladies bank account The leak is probably coming from the crank seal and leaking onto the up-pipe, which runs right under the front of the engine. For the cost of the seal and labor, it should cost less than $100 to fix this. Sure wish she was closer, I would probably do it for free.
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