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Parts list for a D/R into EJ

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Help me double check this list. thinking of putting a standard PT4WD EA82 D/R into my dad's '94 LGT. it needs a new clutch/tranny anyway, and he does a lot of freeway miles, so would benefit from the FWD mode.

 

Tranny

Linkage

Adapter Plate

Flywheel

Starter

Clutch kit

Xmember (I think the front legacy xmember could be modified to work with the EA82 mounts)

Lengthened driveshaft

23-spline axles

I know Ratty2Austin is planning on doing this exact swap into his 96.

 

 

Rear diff to match 3.9, I know my 94 LGT is 4.11

 

 

I don't think the starter changes, I'm not 100% but I'm pretty sure it won't make a difference.

 

 

We'll let you know what we find out, when we swap his out

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yea, forgot to list the rear diff.

 

 

I'm not sure either on the starter. it's definitely mounted differently to work with the different flywheel. either way, I have an EA82 one....

This summer I will have an EJ-series Fulltime 4WD D/R tranny for sale, front diff 3.900. Only 100$ but located in Europe :confused:

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This summer I will have an EJ-series Fulltime 4WD D/R tranny for sale, front diff 3.900. Only 100$ but located in Europe :confused:

 

cool. I've got one. start a for sale thread.

Hi This is Jerry, also if you are not going to use the power steering NAPA has a belt just for the alt. the part # 25-050275 just to let everybody know. Thanks Jerry

Help me double check this list. thinking of putting a standard PT4WD EA82 D/R into my dad's '94 LGT. it needs a new clutch/tranny anyway, and he does a lot of freeway miles, so would benefit from the FWD mode.

 

Tranny

Linkage

Adapter Plate

Flywheel

Starter

Clutch kit

Xmember (I think the front legacy xmember could be modified to work with the EA82 mounts)

Lengthened driveshaft

23-spline axles

 

 

Blue= Yes, you can modify the Front trans crossmemeber from the EJ to fit the EA mounts. Early legacy members are fully double walled, so you have to cut out the "bottom" wall to insert nuts for the mounts.

 

*tip* 2000+ Legacy models have a crossmember that is notched out in the perfect way to mount up to the old D/R mounts. Something I noticed while up under an '03 LGT the other day.

 

 

Red= You could also split the D/R, and install 25 spline stubs.

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Blue= Yes, you can modify the Front trans crossmemeber from the EJ to fit the EA mounts. Early legacy members are fully double walled, so you have to cut out the "bottom" wall to insert nuts for the mounts.

 

*tip* 2000+ Legacy models have a crossmember that is notched out in the perfect way to mount up to the old D/R mounts. Something I noticed while up under an '03 LGT the other day.

 

really? just manuals, I assume....

 

Or if its an Impreza use 93 model year axles.

 

the '93-'94 FWD 5MT impreza axles will work in legacies. I've got a feeler out on the local forum, if not, the junkyard that has the D/R has some axles that should work....but they actually want money for them.

 

 

 

the '93-'94 FWD 5MT impreza axles will work in legacies. I've got a feeler out on the local forum, if not, the junkyard that has the D/R has some axles that should work....but they actually want money for them.

 

Yeah, but they are weaker. I preffer the upgrade to '00+ Forrester, Outback, or WRX wagon axles.......lots of options.

 

But in particular the '00+ Forrester axles have a really cool, steep angle, extra "stretchy" tripod type joint with sliders that are a ring inside of a ring on another rounded post, and the channels that they ride in are very deep and "fitted" around the sliders. They seem very well suited for extreme use.

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