October 4, 201015 yr other then scott? i dont currently have the tools to make one myself or else i would i dont wanna pay $800! for a 6" lift kit on a $250 car and theres this: "steering shaft must be lengthened (not offered by SJR)" im expecting scott to be my only option but this is my attempt to find cheaper kit....
October 4, 201015 yr http://ultimatesubaru.org/forum/showthread.php?t=104692&highlight=bill+omlin thats his thread
October 4, 201015 yr Author Thanks bison for everyone else: 6" lifts for Loyale/EA82/3rd gen L-series are $500 plus shipping, 6" for EA81/Brat/Hatch/2nd gen L-series are $450 plus shipping." that $300 difference leaves enough money to buy a ej to ea adapter plate and flywheel
October 4, 201015 yr Bill get ahold of me. (it wont let me pm you) Bill doesnt have internet right now, best way to get ahold oh him is to call. 509-391-5903 I head down to his place often (my Brat is down there right now) so if your interested i can give him a heads up, but id say give him a call too. He makes great stuff by the way -Andy
October 5, 201015 yr Author Bill will make your EJ adapter as well. awesome thanks for the info. i hope i get this 2nd job ill be able to get things going quick Edited October 5, 201015 yr by True2Blue
October 8, 201015 yr So Bill said he'd make you the lift if you came up with the cash? I think I might go for his EA82 4inch if he's already going to be in the process of making yours.
October 8, 201015 yr Author ill post back in around the 20th to give word on my fund status ill definitely need the ej to ea kit
October 9, 201015 yr hgmm,wonder what the FAQ is for.......... Why don't you check the FAQ and find out?
October 11, 201015 yr that $300 difference leaves enough money to buy a ej to ea adapter plate and flywheel Unless people would like to spend the extra $300 to have SJR cut into every piece of their lift kit.
October 11, 201015 yr Unless people would like to spend the extra $300 to have SJR cut into every piece of their lift kit. ahh to be young and know everything. The SJR lift is an amazing piece of design work, which takes into account steering geometry and is a top notch quality piece of kit. It builds on an existing lift kit that was made over 10 years ago, improves strength, ties weak mounting points together and is by far the best kit available right now. Engineering is simply taking something that is heavy and strong and making it as light weight as possible while maintaining the strength necessary for it to perform to expectations, sure the "bring it and we'll build it" kits are solid, but the extra weight of the kit is a liability and not an advantage.
October 12, 201015 yr I like to call that sarcasm, sir :lol::lol:hahahhahaha h e************in called you sir!:lol:
October 12, 201015 yr :lol::lol:hahahhahaha h e************in called you sir!:lol: 'bout time the noobs started respecting us old timers, now get me some bacon and a nice dark ale.
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