June 27, 20223 yr The SPFI is quite reliable. I would adapt it to an EA81 if you have the engine and spare parts to do so. It's been done and documented 15+ years ago. GD
June 27, 20223 yr Author GD Thanks for your response, I do have a good complete EA81 carb engine and it looks like that I should be able to switch the complete Intake from the EA 82 over to the EA81 Block but the Dizzy is different I have read somewhere that they can be changed over also. I don`t remember the steps on that I guess you would have to change the shaft and gear to fit the cam gear in the EA 81. Is that possible without damaging the dizzy? and will that run the engine in correct timing?
June 27, 20223 yr Author GD I forgot to mention both cars are Auto Transmissions and that all looks good to swap, hope I`m right on that ? If this is all possible I probably will have a mess capping off some vacuum lines and the sort?
June 27, 20223 yr It's all here in the forum all you need do is use the search function. Whole PDF documents have been written on the subject.
June 27, 20223 yr Use google for your search and include “site:www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum” at the end of your search words. Cheers Bennie
June 28, 20223 yr What @el_freddosaid... The search here used to work but for whatever reason now it sucks. Doesn't really pull up any relevant threads just recent ones Best of luck
June 29, 20223 yr the EA82 dist into EA81 involved retaining EA81 dist drive cog to install on EA82 dist in it's correct position, chop the excess off below drive cog and chop a hold down ear. That is all I recall reading. Sounds like a plan to retain all the spfi and let it run on EA81. The spfi manifold touches the EA81 block casings so trim some meat off underside of spfi intake manifold, in a dry fit no gasket, no gasket goo dry fit first
July 6, 20223 yr Author Thanks everyone for your input, will get back on it when I get to feeling better.
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