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What Have You Done to your Soobie lately? (Please post in here and keep it going)

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Fixed the bent moustache bar that the EJ, 27s and an open rear diff managed to twist. I took a straight one I had on the welded diff (ironic isn't it?) and went to a mates place with the open diff and parts needed to put it back in once done.

 

Using the bent bar, I tried to straighten it, not entirely successful or a wasted effort either. The bent unit was cut up to be welded to the straight bar. This is what they looked like:

 

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With the two units mounted to the diff and clamped together I got to work:

 

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^ Not the cleanest welding (MIG) like pauls but it will do the job. The bar has been stitch welded top and bottom as well as welded at each end. The nuts for the diff stubs have enough bite to allow the two bars to be directly welded together which is what I wanted to do.

 

Here's the bar fitted up after painting

 

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Should go well. Now to see what bends next. Hopefully nothing.

 

Cheers

 

Bennie

Drove Guido to work, man this thing needs some attention. Was low on every fluid, it squeeked, squeeled, leaked all over the place blew smoke. People stared at it like it was living death. It was great.

finally wrapped up my stereo and speaker install in the 84. :banana:

now it has (4) 5.25" sony Xplodes, and a kenwood CD player I nabbed from a boneyard for $20. had a helluva time getting the stereo to fit. it's really too deep, so I ended up mounting it at a downward angle to clear the heater plenum. :-\ not the cleanest install ever but...meh:slobber:

 

that car sure gets filled full of sound now! woohoo the PIA effort paid off:)

I'm told they run better if you take the cat out............

 

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Must be something to do with the EA82 Sedans that attract the kitties :P

*no dirty joke intended I suppose*

 

Blood sweat and tears into the Subaru.

I bled the brakes.

Sweated a lot.

and my friend wasnt wearing her seatbelt when I did a brake check. ALMOST hit window but didnt and so we laughed til we cried.

 

Overall good day :D

Must be something to do with the EA82 Sedans that attract the kitties :P

*no dirty joke intended I suppose*

 

Blood sweat and tears into the Subaru.

I bled the brakes.

Sweated a lot.

and my friend wasnt wearing her seatbelt when I did a brake check. ALMOST hit window but didnt and so we laughed til we cried.

 

Overall good day :D

 

So I take it your brakes are good again? Good job!

I've been filling up with E0 at the Grange in Issaquah. Upped my average from 32.5 (4 tanks) to 34.6 (4 tanks), and it doesn't cost any extra!

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Found a radiator leak... damn. This was new last summer.

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Installed a block heater!

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Added an orifice to the IAC inlet. I drilled a 3/16" hole in a dime and filed the perimeter down so it fit snugly in the line, on top of the IAC. Now the warm-up RPM is 1100 instead of 2000.

 

Compression check, 165-170 all cylinders, pretty good for 219k!

 

Put some 6x9's in the back!

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So I take it your brakes are good again? Good job!

 

Yupp

I have a picture of the fluid... it was gross...

Thanks so much. I will post the picture on the other page as well as a thank you.

Put 16" 2000 Outback wheels on it! AS I AM THELOYALE, AND EVERY SUBARU I GET WILL BECOME LIFTED AND GET BIG TIRES...!

 

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Put 16" 2000 Outback wheels on it! AS I AM THELOYALE, AND EVERY SUBARU I GET WILL BECOME LIFTED AND GET BIG TIRES...

 

Yet none will be offroaded I kid I kid:grin:

 

With the help from bheinen we replaced the front cv shaft and rear brake pads and rotors. Took way longer then he thought but i knew better, cuz thats how guido is a pain in the a**.

 

Brake pads were so bad they fell out in rusty pieces and the cv shaft came out in 2 pieces. Drove home at 85mph just to make sure we did everything correctly. I learned 2 things. 1 they dont like to do 85. 2 lifted with no sway bar and bad shocks shouldnt do 85 either.

i finally got the wrecked outback out of my garage.

 

workin on wiring for ej25 swap.

 

made list of things to fix:

3 axles, (2 just boots)

rear suspension tube (boo)

inner tie rod ends

rust

rust

oh.

rust

Got my Wrx out of winter storage, and washed, waxed, and cleaned up the interior in it :banana: I also had to do the valve cover gaskets as they were leaking on the up-pipe.

 

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Removed the partially working disc changer and noticed the seat springs were messed up. So I pulled the seat out and reattached the supports and tightened the wiring.

 

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New Subaru thermostat

New radiator

New outer tie rod ends

New steering rack boots

New wiper blades

New speedo cable for 91 Legacy. 300k, possibly the original cable (possibly not too)

 

Rewired hella lights on the 84 GL.

Been working on my Outback as it's the only one I have access to for the time being.

Finally got all my lights wired up and into OEM switches, bypassed the neutral safety switch, mounted my Maglite, painted the wood grain inserts Green (need to redo OD Green), painted my struts flat black and disabled the ABS and disconnected said light bulb. Relocated my HVAC controls a while ago in order to put some gauges in but have been lagging on that and made my OEM fogs able to stay on with brights but going to redo as fully independent.

Also painted the belt covers green but need to redo OD Green as well or maybe back to black.

just got done with my tune up. replaced disty cap, rotor, wire set, spark plugs, pcv valve and both accessory belts.

I got my sleeping/gear stowage unit done, and started packing for our next trip :banana:

 

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