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

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I did this to my impreza's steelies. driving around on salted roads makes them look like @#$% so I used caliper paint to give them a protective layer and I must say it helps prevent build up especially on the inside in addition to preventing rust. plus at the car wash I don't have to use "engine and wheel cleaner" with the caliper paint the grime comes right off with water.

 

 

BTW hubcaps are totally against my religion ;P

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One of the tabs on the anti-rattle clips had bent over and was making contact with the rotor on the XT6. Yay, no more squeak!

 

Then took a pic after the monsoon storm:

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DaWedge! by subynut, on Flickr

Found rear trailing arms from 86 turbo gl-10 complete with stubs, hubs, axles & disc brakes. Spare parts for when the well dries up. Hadn't seen a 4wd turbo in 4+ yrs here.

Got the EA81 running with Weber.

 

 

Congratulations!!!

 

I Just saw your Video ... the EA81 Sounds Closer like the EA82 at Idle.

 

Kind Regards.

Congratulations !!!

 

Thank you so much!

 

I Just saw your Video ... the EA81 Sounds Closer like the EA82.

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That will change once I make a UEL Header which will wrap in front of the oil pan :)

Well, I'd like to make something like this, only in a single port style.

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I have never seen anyone run an UEL header on an EA motor. :cool:

 

Pics Please!

 

Kind Regards.

The ea header IS slightly UEL. Mine has a nice rumble at idle.

Could you use the turbo header? Or will that be too much restriction?

New KYB rear struts and 1" UHMWPE spacers on top to level out the Legacy. No more tire rub! Also just hit 5,000 miles on the frankemotor, so far so good.

I do not know why the resolution on the camera was like..ALL the way down...but;

 

What have I done in MY soobie lately?

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100!!!!!!!!!!:headbang:

I know it's hard to see, but that's 100 MPH @ 6,000 RPMs :Flame:

The 3AT did it! Benjamin Hooptie Loyale for the first time has met and breached 100 mph topping out at 101.

I was astonished.

 

In other news; got my rear shocks done on the GL! No more bouncing half a block after driving over a speed-bump or being shot in to either the lane to the left or right of me randomly when driving over rough pavement!

 

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Safe cars FTW.

 

:clap::clap:

my 80 gl station wagon 4wd

 

done already.

new c.v., new hub, manual choke conversion, new radiator, flushed coolant system, rebuilt oil pump, wiring, oil change, full tune up, new thermostat,and new front brake caliper.

 

currently working on.

front struts, rear shocks, rebuilding hitachi, new rack and pinion, and patching the hole in the floor board.

 

in the near future.

new oil pan and valve cover gaskets, new rear and front brake pads, and flush the oil system

 

hopefully that is all so i can start saving money to fix my legacy this dang car is breaking me :burnout:

 

oh and new kyb gas struts

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Replaced both of the 85 hatch front seats with a set from an 88 XT6.

Installed adjustable trialing arms to correct the geometry of my lift.

 

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Nice!:clap:

 

That is a great idea for the trailing arms! :headbang:

 

Thanks. I've heard several stories of people breaking the trailing arm bracket bolts and how much of a PITA it is to fix that (back seat out, welding, etc.). I've seen other adjustable trailing arms (mainly the OBX) but wasn't sold on how many use a Heim joint in that same bracket - for off-road use I think the bushing is a better application.

 

Anyway, I'm very pleased with the results.

Wire harness for an EJ Swap?????

 

Yep. The project is little delayed because I've been out of the state, but not for long!

Where did you acquire these adjustable trailing arms?

 

It's the latest product we just introduced at GorillaOffroadCompany.com. They were fit on a 2002 Impreza OBS do my research found these would fit the following models/years.

Impreza 93-07

Forester 98-08

Legacy 95-99

(corrections welcomed)

Playing with the Outback...

 

Cleaned sludge out of the radiator, new fuel filter, now troubleshooting p0171 and po174.

 

ABS and VDC light have been on since I bought it.. may or may not get around to that.. 104 out today x_x

 

Finally got the rebuilt gen 2 Brat going, just need to do a few finishing touches and dial the Weber in better. Exhaust spacers are gone so probably going to run straight pipes instead.

 

Folks swapping my Baja for my Brat next week.. First time I get to see it since they picked it up for me :D Probably going to be the only Baja in all Japan ^^

Haven't done much, haha. Put oil & coolant in it; nothing special. Put gear oil in it, which is new for me. Finally diagnosed my check engine light, which was code 35, which is the canister purge solenoid. Freakin' gonna cost $115 and doesn't even affect the way the car runs, but I need it for emissions when I finally decide to get Washington plates, ugh. Haha, the only modification I've done recently (really at all for that matter) is install some offroad lights, well, driving lights. But hey, they're 55 watts, which are brighter than my 45 watt headlights. They're super helpful at night and I love their look. Plus they were only $25! :-p

 

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