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  1. Loyale 2.7 Turbo
    That just needs the Seal to be Replaced, isn't it? How much it cost? I Agree... Kind Regards.
  2. Loyale 2.7 Turbo
    Inmediately after the Lift Kit install finished, I went to Test Drive the Lifted "BumbleBeast" to the Agua Blanca (White Water) Mountain: My "BumbleBeast" next to my Friend's Hyundai Galloper II Touring Wagon, Which is a Huge, nine seater, Dual Range 4X4 Turbo Diesel offroader. Guess which one has more Ground Clearance? ... ... There's a Nice Bell, shaped like a Heart, at the Mountain's top Gazebo: I Made a Short Video while Driving, Here you can see it: Please, Let me Know what do you Think about it! You can see much more Photos from that Trip, Here: ~► http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/topic/87725-an-open-request-to-loyale-27-turbo/page-5?do=findComment&comment=1093091 Kind Regards.
  3. Loyale 2.7 Turbo
    I Made a Short Video while Driving, Here you can see it: Please, Let me Know what do you Think about it! Kind Regards.
  4. Loyale 2.7 Turbo
    Inmediately after the instal finished, I went to Test Drive the Lifted BumbleBeast to the "Agua Blanca" (White Water) Mountain:
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    ...and this is How it Looks installed, in my BumbleBeast's Dirty engine Bay:
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    Those EA82 models that features Power Steering, has an Steering linkage with a junction that has two Universal Joints, like the one pictured below; while those EA82 models with Manual Steering, features a junction with only one Universal Joint; keep in mind that I am referring here, to an EA82 with Power Steering, so the Steering shaft is joined with the Piece pictured below, which needs an elongation, if you install engine's crossmember Blocks. I Lengthened the Steering Shaft...
  8. Loyale 2.7 Turbo
    Finally, I installed the SJR Lift Kit! Have you ever broken a stanley adapter, while tightening a screw?
  9. Loyale 2.7 Turbo
    My BumbleBeast is Lifted! The SJR Lift kit (For the Front only) came to Honduras The Rear was already lifted using my own Ideas, look above at Post Nº 9. installed: Much more ideas and details, including a Special Rust-proof chemical Treatment, another Subaru model's Steering Shaft, that is a Direct fit without Modification for lifted EA82's, among many photos, can be found, ~► Here.
  10. Loyale 2.7 Turbo
    The Timing Belts on my "BumbleBeast" runs Coverless, since year 2009 I changed the Timing Belts with brand new, Subaru ones, in year 2009, as you can read further ~► Here, and I Left the Covers Off. I run them Coverless since then; You can read further information and see Photos, ~► Here. There, you can reach useful information about how to properly set the Timing, without having the marks that were on the back covers... Kind Regards. Edit: updated information regarding this subject, here: ~► https://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/topic/122276-the-bumble-beast/page/7/#elControls_1442106
  11. Loyale 2.7 Turbo
    "How to Rebuild Rusted Sheet Metal / Paint Preparation Procedures" When I Painted my BumbleBeast ... (that was Pearl White) ... in Yellow & Black, I used the same procedures I did in my other light yellow Wagon (The Wrecked 2.7) Except that the BumbleBeast only had Minor Rust spots, I don't needed to Rebuild rusted sheetmetal like is explained in the Detailed Writeup I posted. The Complete Writeup, plenty of Photos & Details, is ~► Here. Kind Regards.
  12. Loyale 2.7 Turbo
    On a Front Wheel Drive -2WD- EA82 Subaru, you'll notice that the Rear Drum / Disc is held in place by a simple Nut which is prevented from spin freely by a Locking twistable Washer that Locks everything; Sometimes the worn Washer Breaks / Fails \ Loosens the Nut while the Car is in Motion, with all the Dangers it means... I Decided to get rid of the Washer Locking System, for a More Safer Option: I installed a Safer "Castle" Nut instead of the regular Nut; to do so, I Drilled a Transversal Hole to the Spindle, where the castle nut settled, to Cross both the Castle Nut and the Base with a twistable Nail. Such modification works identical with Drum or Disc brakes' setups. By the way, you can see how I redrilled the Lug Pattern on the Hubs of my "BumbleBeast", from 4X140 to 4X114.3 ... ... I did that since year 1996 in order to let my Subaru use more "Standard" Rims, it has been working Flawlessly since then; you know how hard is to find a good set of Rims in the original Subaru's 4X140 lug pattern, other than 13" ... only Peugeot & Citröen rims are rare-to-find alternatives; so I redrilled the Hubs and got rid of that problem, forever... The Complete Writeup with more details & Photos is: ~► Here. Kind Regards. ► Edited to fix the Web Link, due to the New USMB's system.
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    Here you can see the Old Fans' Setup... ...and here you can see How I did Fixed the Clutch Fan since year 1993:
  14. Loyale 2.7 Turbo
    Misaligned pulleys? ... maybe it has a Loose (tensioner) pulley.
  15. Loyale 2.7 Turbo
    Looks Clean, it will be a Good Engine once you put it all together... I Kindly Suggest you to Change the intake manyfold's Gaskets with Original Subaru ones during the install. Kind Regards.
  16. Loyale 2.7 Turbo
    Yes, is True! Welcome Back. Photos Please Kind Regards.
  17. Loyale 2.7 Turbo
    Holy Cow! ... Suspended? ... Why?
  18. Loyale 2.7 Turbo
    Well... As I Promise, Here is the Picture of my BumbleBeast's Front Strut: Ford Tempo Coil Springs on Subaru 4X4 Shock Absorbers, as you can see the Turns on the Spring. Kind Regards.
  19. Loyale 2.7 Turbo
    This is the Clearance Between the Honduran Made two-row Radiator and the Waterpump's Pulley: Of course I Plan to Substitute the Stud Bolts with Normal Head Screws.
  20. Loyale 2.7 Turbo
    Thanks! This is the 12 inches Brand New (chinese) Radiator Fan, very Slim: 1½ inches! 10 Curvy Blades for Better air flow, I Could obtain Two brand new for around $ 75.ºº Then made a metallic Frame for both to attach 'em to the Radiator. What do you Think about that idea?
  21. Loyale 2.7 Turbo
    Yes, 10" is enough... I Run a 12" ... I Tried 10" too and the Difference is too Small to Notice; My 12" BoomBox has all the Hardware (Amplifier, Fans, Crossover, etc...) Built in, so it was Easy to Use & Wire.
  22. Loyale 2.7 Turbo
    Thank You for posting those Pictures and Details, Your electric fans' Setup looks Great and Simple; I Really Like it. I only have a Question about this: By 'Switch' you mean: ► The Original Thermo Switch on the Car, that starts / Stops the Stock electric fan, isn't it? ► Or you have a manual rocker Switch on the Dash? Kind Regards.
  23. Loyale 2.7 Turbo
    I'm not sure on the colours for that one, but you can be Sure How to Wire a Relay by Followin' this Writeup: http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/showthread.php?t=90403 I Hope that will be Helpful. Kind Regards.
  24. Loyale 2.7 Turbo
    Found an aftermarket 12 inches Brand New (chinese) Radiator Fan; fast, powerful and yet very Slim... 1½ inches! The cost of two of those will Raise up to $ 75.ºº US Dollars, Plus I must build a Small frame to attach both to the Subie's Radiator... Could end costing the Same than the Toyota's ones, but those last ones 'could' have better Quality. What do you think about?
  25. Loyale 2.7 Turbo
    Today I Went to some Junk Yards (Locally known as "Yonkers" click that word for mo' info & Pics) and some car parts' stores, searchin' for a dual fan setup, like the one in the picture above. My Subie's Radiator has the Followin' measurements: (no scientifically accurate measurements were taken, just approximate to have an overall idea of the size I'll need to search) ► Wide: (almost) 25 inches, not measuring both vertical Tanks, just the Cooling core. ► Tall: 14 inches, from Upper frame to Lower frame. ► Free Space from the Pulley to the Radiator: (Maximum clearance available) 2½ inches. (Maybe a milimeter more) Interesting is that I Found in a Junk Yard, a Complete Radiator that has a Frame with Twin Fans, it belongs to a Toyota Corolla; The Frame with Twin Fans has the following measurements: - Wide: 24 inches, from side to side of its frame. - Tall: 14 inches, from Upper frame to Lower frame. I cannot measure its Thickness very well because it was still mounted on the Corolla's front clip with its Radiator, but seemed like one of those fans has 2 inches thickness while the another one 2½ inches, by coincidence, the Slim fan was at the Driver's Side where the slim one is needed, while the thickest fan was on the Passenger's side: The only problem was the Price: The Junk Yard's Salesman asked too much money for it ($ 100.ºº on US Dollars equivalent) So I Continued searching...
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