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I plug off all my lines, I don't know if it gives you more power but It sure makes motor pulls and replacements a lot faster:grin: on my 83 wagon I think I have about 3 or 4 lines on it:rolleyes: Jeff

looks very good. The Next Step is Way bigger tires. Those Seats out of the SVX look great! Job Well Done. Jeff

Just bevel it at 60 degs I think. Jeff

Tax free or not I rather drive a brat like mine. That thing is not so good looking. But it's still a brat so I do like it, Just not as much. Jeff

Very well done My brat just turned over 264,000 I've only put 64 or so thousand on mine. I can't make it to your run but I thought I would say, Job well done for keeping you Suby alive.

Here are some of the tires you could get with a 225/60/16 I know the wheels are no good but the tires are what you can look at. http://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/pts/570586630.html I know that they're not near you or anything I was just trying to give you an Idea on the kinda tread you would be looking at and the size of the tire. Jeff

ivantruckmani had to open up the center hole on the chevy rims, to fit my 85 gl 4x4. I had the same deal with mine but I took the centering tabs off. Jeff

Chevy luv's and ford couriers are a 6 lug wheel too. They don't have a lot of off set but they are 14" aswell. Jeff

Good that almost made me passout there was quite a bit of math and stuff going on there. I'm glad that that will help you out. Jeff

The aluminum Has a big crack right through it all the way up the side. I'll look around I might be able to find one just hanging around the shop here some where. Jeff

For 16" wheels you are on your own I don't know what size you are gong to want I would think it would have to be a very low profile tire. The most common size would be probably a 225/60/16 but I don't know what that would mesure up to be in Inches. You could get the measurement like this 225mm wide 60% of 225mm is the height and once you get a number there add 16" for the wheel. This is what it looks like writen out. 225mm x60%=135mm high=5.3Inches top and 5.3inches bottom = 10.6 + 16" wheel+ 26.6" tire and wheel total height. If you measure from the hub to the front of the fender or top of the fender well you can only have 13.3" (1/2 of 26.6) of area where a tire this size would fit. That's kinda confusing but read it twice it'll make sense. 13.3 does not count for any travel your shocks may move so keep that in mind to you would honestly pobably want something in a 40 series tire. try that formula with a 40% instead of a 60% and see what you get. Thats all I got Jeff

Wow night and day differance. It looks way better than it used to. But she was still sweet back in the day, Just because she was still a brat. I just went and grabed the extra set of ea71 head I have for back ups. I was going to tell you i had a set but I realized the exust Flange area is Broke other Wise I'd have had one but no dice. Jeff

I would ask for toyota wheels before the chevy wheels because of that centering up tab issue. the other thing is don't go with to far of an offset with a wide tire or you will be hammering your fender wells I just did the same thing today. a 195/60/15 Would be about the biggest you would want to go or else its hammer time. I have a 220/55/390 (pugs They are the metric wheels and tires) and it hits just a little bit nothing like the 195/75/14 with a little offset That ended up taking some tread along with it. it's Very bad news. Jeff

Out of the 17 or 18 brats I've had only one of them had the seats in the back upon buying the brat. Evertime I go to sell any of them The pesron looking to buy them are all bumed out that the seats arn't there. followed by a do you know where Any are? I always say no I wish I did. Jeff

I put 15x10" 76 Chevy Blazer Wheels on my brat The only problem I had was the little tabs that line the wheel up on the hub had to be ground down, since the chevy wheel hub is to small to fit the tab liner uppers. Toyota wheels will go right on. Just take a rear drum and remove two of the studs opposite of eachother bolt the hub to the wheel and flip it over, Drill straight through the back side of the drum into the wheel to make a hole. After that give it a 60 deg bevel and put it on the suby. Then you are good to go. You can do that instead of drilling the hubs Its a lot faster and easier. And Just for the record I have never lost a wheel or had a hard time at the tire shop. I might be a little off the subject but I thought That, that might help in your quest for bigger wheels and tires. Jeff

That was a pretty good time. There were a lot of things that went wrong, but Thats all part of the fun. Scotts car made it home the rest of the way from Deming back to his place with a little help, He probably could have made it at the cost of one EA82 but all in all it was a good time. Jeff

What does the mv stand for and what is a brumby. I know that they are Brats and I know what Brat stands for but not the others. It's a little off this topic but I was just wondering since I saw it here. Jeff

If, a big if, you ever want to go 127miles north we have Walker Valley right in our back yard. but that is a heck of a drive the good news is There is a whole bunch of parts up here if you ever did come up and break something, It could get fixed pretty easy. Jeff

Is everyone going to leave you place right at 11:00 or is everyone going to hang out for a while. I think I'm going to drive up the new wagon but I don't think it's ready for any type of four wheeling yet. Jeff

Is this all still on for tomorrow? nobody's said much in the last couple of days. Jeff

Thanks Chris I'll do that next time. Here's what she looks like now Jeff

My 89 wagon has 303,610 miles on it. It's on the 3rd motor The 82 Brat has 264121 and its on about the 3rd or 4th trans and 3rd motor. I also have an 85 hatch with 217000 but it has a new motor and trans. in it to. Jeff

Here is mine just last sat at reiter pit This is why you don't want to get off the main part of the road Jeff

I have the same problem in my hatch, just after you start it and let it sit its fine it goes up to normal and stays. The minute you start to drive and get the wind blowing through it the heat goes away in the motor and worst of all inside the car it's self. It makes for a very cold ride. Jeff

If I can find my little cable that goes from my camera to the computer I'll post a picture of it. I just this morning, put some 14" wheels on it with 195/75/14's it looks pretty cool now and even cooler that it runs. Jeff