Just saying thanks for all the info. I haven't posted before, but after today I had to. I'm replacing the head gaskets on my ea82 and after reading a post today I finally found an idea how to stop the flywheel so I could get the crank pulley off. It's been driving me nuts!

We have a '90 Loyale wagon FWD and a '97 Legacy wagon. Cried last year when we had to put Smokin' Sue down. She was a '94 Legacy sedan FWD. After 5 Peugeots I decided it was time for a quirky new obsession. Glad I found Subaru.

After 5 Peugeots I decided it was time for a quirky new obsession. Glad I found Subaru.

 

I hope you kept some of those wheels, esp the 4 lug variety...

And yes, subarus are an obsession, just ask Turbone, or TheBeastIDrive, me, or

just about any other member who has been on here more than a year or so.

 

Twitch

 

PS: I've only been addicted for a few years and I already have 5

I didn't want to admit that I had a problem, I'm only on my third Subie. But after buying a first gen Brat in need of a lot of work, it's time to be honest with myself.

Dude, they are cute, admit it. Thats not an addiction. I'm on six, but, I had to put 3 to sleep. (Organ donors) They lived on.

 

Welcome!

It's something that's for sure...some would call it obsession.

 

I've 3 here in New Mexico, 2 of which are working....and

 

four in Kentucky stored at family farms...

 

Now if I only had storage and a four bay garage....