Loyale 2.7 Turbo

Holy Cow! I Really Like the New FB engine Design, for Sure; it Looks like a Wonderful Bulletproof engine that brings back Memories from the EA81 era. The only thing I really don't like very much, is the Car Body that Wraps around that engines... I Miss the Frameless windows with all its advantages and Disadvantages, that designs were Clean. Newer Designs not only has frames but also interruptions on the "Crystal flow" I Know that is to bring the Cab Forward, but I dislike that. Except the New Subaru BRZ: I Really Like it!

Holy Cow! That is a Serious Lift! ... Could you give More Details? I'm Glad that you have a New House, it is Really Beautiful... Kind Regards.

Subaru sold the last leftovers of Brat bodies in Latin America, with EA82 and front wheel drive transmissions, in 1994. ~► http://www.ausubaru.com/forum/showthread.php?t=23162 Kind Regards.

http://www.sjrlift.com/ The site Belongs to Scott in Bellingham, a Good Friend, he is very nice!

Thank you... I already know that 215/65 R 15 Tire will be 26" ... the information I need is if my 2" lifted Wagon will have enough space for those tires without Trimming nor Rubbing. ¡Bien, Gracias! Well... Babel fish works somehow like the Google Translator. You're Welcome to my Beautiful & crazy Country, I hope that you'll Like it! Please, let me Know where you want to Stay, so I can go visit you with my BumbleBeast Subaru Kind Regards.

The ones for the Quad Headlamps Models, like the EA82 DL in the Pic Below... ...has their Mounting arms placed way forward and doesn't fit on the Single Headlamps models. Kind Regards.

Great! Thanks.

So, I Assume that those Vacuum acumulator Bottles shall have a Built-in Check Valve and if I Ran it mistakenly connected backwards for Long time, Maybe I damaged it... Right now I am away from that Bottle (Left in Home) so I Can't do the Test properly, but I did a Small test when I removed it and found no Check Valve interruption then. I'll Repeat the Test more carefully ASAP. But I'll Like to know: How did that Vacuum acumulator Bottle came connected from Factory?, Shall I Use the Port Number 1 as vacuum in (From engine) and Port number 2 as Vacuum Out (to the Dashboard) or it is Backwards? Kind Regards.

Sounds Good and Enough to Free the Sticky Rings, but have you Consider to Run the Subie with some amount of Marvel Mistery Oil mixed with the Gasoline? ... That will Help to Free them too. Kind Regards.

Not Exactly, let me Explain: My BumbleBeast Weberized EA82 Obtains almost the Same Fuel Economy with the Weber as it was New with the Hitachi, the only times when the Weber Swallow more Gasoline are when you Use for Long time the Secondary stage unnecesary. Kind Regards.

So sad that I Live Too Far and it is Very expensive, But I Like This one, actually For Sale on Craiglist:

These Round 6½" Speakers went to the Front Doors: Here you can see the Old Stock 6½" Speaker, Hangin' from its Wires Harness:

Also, I obtained Four New Speakers... Here you can see the Old Stereo unit and the New Main Pulley, along the Speakers. Those 600 Watts Huge Speakers are for the Rear install.

Which I Really Like because it not only is Powerful and extremly Easy to Use: it also has Shortwave bands, such as SW1 and SW2, Useful for Real Long Trips, Basically is the Same Stereo I installed on my BumbleBeast Subaru, but that one is Light Grey with Colour Display. (this one is Black with White Display) Easy to use MP3 and WMA CD's

So I Obtained a Brand New Stereo.

When I Swapped the Engine on my Wife's Kia Sephia, I took the opportunity to change the engine & Automatic Transmission mounts Nº 1 and Nº 2 from the Four it has: Here you can see the Brand new Sparkplugs I installed on the Fresh engine: Nippon-Denso's U-Groove. Yes, I broke the Chair too...

The Electrical tape held there for enough time... So I Obtained a Good Resonance Chamber at a Local Junk Yard and swapped it: Also Cleaned all the Air Filter Chambers and Hoses... ...plus installed a Brand New Air Filter. "Made in Polland"

The New -To Me- 2003 Spectra's T8D engine works Flawlessly, Strong and Smooth as Silk on the 2000 Sephia; my Wife and I are more than Satisfied with the Overall car Performance, which now has been named: the "KiaStein" I Sent the Radiator to a Local Radiator shop in order to change its Old Plastic Tanks for a New metallic ones. Those are Made from Aluminium:

interesting that they said "TSD" when is "T8D"

My Wife's Kia just started to have this issue: Sometimes you Turn the Key and Nothing happens, until the third try or by letting the Key in Start Position some seconds. Sounds to me like I Will remove the Starter for service soon... _____________________________________________________ UPDATE! I Found a GPS + GSM Vehicle Tracking & Disabling device Hiding on my Wife's "KiaStein" That was the Culprit of the Delays on Starting. Please read further info & Photos of the Device in This Thread: ~► http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/topic/131888-my-wifes-car-has-been-monitored-with-gps-without-our-permission/ Kind Regards.

Somehow I Confused the Vacuum Lines that goes in and out the Vacuum Bottle that is Located under the Windshield's base, behind the Passenger's Strut Tower on the Engine's Bay. Basically, one Line comes to the Bottle with Vacuum from the Engine while the other Line goes from the Bottle to the Vacuum operated control A/C Buttons on the Dashboard. So please correct me if I'm Wrong: The Vacuum Line that comes from the Engine Must be Plugged to the Vacuum bottle's Port Labeled as Number 1 and the Outgoing vacuum line from the Bottle must be connected to the Bottle's port labeled as Number 2, isn't it? I just want to be Sure... Kind Regards.

The Adjustment Screws for the Headlamps are Not in the Same Position. The Headlamps designed to fit along the Straight Grill Wont let the Checkered Grill to sit properly. Kind Regards.

215/65 R 15 are 26" according to the Tire Size Calculator, so Does anyone Run a 2" Lifted Subie with those? ... are those gonna Rub? Kind Regards.

Here Motul and Liqui-Moly Brands are almost Everywhere, any Car Parts Stores sell them, including our Local Wal-Mart Stores. But I found it online in USA, even at amazon!

Our Local Subaru Dealer... well, the only one that Left still alive; does service on Older Subaru cars, but No one takes 'em there because the cost is more than Twice than any other Service Garage.