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I did a ea81t to ea81 mpfi n/a by blocking off the turbos ports and using a set of spfi ea82 Pistons if it goes in an 85-86 car the wiring is mostly plug and play but I did this year's ago when parts were easier to find what killed our cars motor was the heads cracking to the exhaust ports it ran good until that point then back to square one
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What is my '84 GL with 25K miles worth?
84gl replied to Double D's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales...
I have just bought a Subaru again after not owning one for 2 years (finally saleing my 3door) I had been watching a 1988 2wd auto spfi ea82 gl wagon on fb marketplace for a year with 64k on it. It changed hands once in that time they paid 2500 for it but thought they could put there teen age daughter in it and would be good to but setting for almost 20 years no car is turn key they kept it for 1200 miles a got tried of paying mechanic bills tow bills for dry rotten hoses pretty much all of them listed on marketplace again a I watch the price drop to 700 I couldn't help myself I bought it -
If I remember correctly RAM aircraft engines now RAM proformace engines and machine in South Carolina or could up to a few years ago they made their own high flow pumps for aircraft use (I got mine for my old brat with the pistons and rings and they reworked my heads heads for the spfi swap I did in 2012)can get you oil pumps and do machine work for ea81 engines
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Bringing our 1988 rx back to daily driver duty after 4years of retirement First I think a little back story or info is needed in 2001 I brought little roo off of WJM as a parts car with a clean title but no engine trans body kit or rear running gear so, me and my dad took a 1989 2wd DL wagon without a title and pulled the wiring dash forward, engine and trans and made it run spfi and all at the time on the old easy board usmb it was one of the first spfi swaps even through it was mostly plug and play. We also used the 2wd rear end parts and rebuilt the ea82 with delta cams and a Nissan vg30 injector when I was in high school. Now due to me getting layed off a needing a gas milage car again for my wife to drive for now (can't find any newer subarus in our 2500 budget in our area) I putting little roo back on the road. Now I have it running again that wasn't hard I am however having trouble finding 13 inch tires which I have not been able to find new, used none in my area at all in nearest set of komhos 185 70 13 are in Knoxville tn now I have a set of 14 pugs but the 195 60 14 tires rub the rear wheel wells on bumps (new 2wd struts and new Honda acorrd springs are on their way from rock auto I hope this fixes it) I have everything to 5 lug swap the front end (xt6 parts) but not the rear and want too leave it 2wd for gas milage and I don't need 4wd I have a pathfinder,s10 blazer and a frontier to drive in the salt. Is there a way too put legacy spindles on the rear trailing arms I will cut the old ones out and weld the legacy ones in if need be my car dolly has ea rear spindles on it as well as drum brakes. Know it could be done I just want other ideas. Also where can I find sway bar end links
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First is The rear spindles the same on legacys I have everything to swap the the front xt6 parts but I can't find any fwd xt6s in any junkyards for 200 miles
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I tried this ea 81 build 3 years ago and yes it worked for awhile then the heads cracked again And I was not willing to have them welded again so, I swapped it for a na xt engine
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I have been repairing rust on my rx 3door today and when I pulled the tail lights to cut out and weld in new metal I seen that reason the quarter panel was rusted out is that the tail light on the passenger side was leaking and cause the taillight housing to rust out. What type of sealer or glue do you guys recommend to seal the taillight back in?
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my brat is a badged gl but has 2 headlights cycops light rubber floors originally 4spd d/r sliding glass rear widow bull bar roll bar and full gauges but no t tops according to the ranch in colarodo it came from they had special ordered 9 brats for use as hunting rentals on the ranch in 82 I got mine in 2004 from ebay at which time were 5 more just like for sale so back in the day with eniff money you could probably buy one any way you wanted
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My 86 hatch's hi beams are on constantly right now I have the wiring schematic and it shows a relay but I can't find It I found the headlight relays under the dash below the steering wheel but not the hi beam one any help would be appreciated thanks 84gl
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I've ran 160 thermostats in almost all my soobs my rx has been running one since the engine rebuild in 03 with no issues and thats been 180k
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see why its so confusing is there were (now I'm not saying this makes them rare or anything) factory special orders like Mine which was used on a ranch in CO. where they had six brats just alike white with blue vinyl intirer a vinyl floor no t tops a full gauge cluster with a factory winch bull bar and roll bar so' there were odd balls through in the mix but this is almost common in aussie and NZ so was the two head light setup which they keep through 94 and we only got in 82
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thanks but figured it all out by pulling the pan and valve body again and making my own pin out by omoming all the connectors out
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I'm ejing my 89 turbo touring wagon and changing the 4eat out with an ej I have the pin for the 92 ej trans but not the 89 ea which has round connecters vs the ejs square I need the ea trans to body pin out to swap the wiring over thanks
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EA82 and ER27 compression differences
84gl replied to idosubaru's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales...
ea63- 8.5:1 ea71fe-10.0:1 ea71- 9.0:1 ea81t- 7.7:1 ea81- 8.7:1 carb ea82- 8.7:1 spfi ea82-9.5:1 mpfi ea82-9.0:1 ea82t 7.7:1 er27 9.0:1 ej22 9.5:1 Source subaru owners manuals 74-91 -
Right now I am looking to crack the block, spec out the cam, check out the bearing play, clean everything up the best I can, and THEN decide what other parts need to be replaced. Thats why I'm looking for a real basic kit, but I KNOW I want to replace those pushrods. They look like crap. Thanks again coated with what? sludge,carbon and other crap At the machine shop I work at if a few hours in barsaw doesn't help put them in some simple green or something with citric acid base that will usually do it try it before you get new ones see how they clean up and a greeny pad works wonders
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I ma running a VG30 injector and have been doing so for three years It was the only way to fix the top end flat spot I had after the motor work was done and before megasquirt My Built ea81 didn't run right with the stock spfi it just didn't get enough fuel which I found discovered while playing with a wide band o2 senser basically it started running lean around 3500 rpm with the stock injector so I hit the books looking for what would interchange which are the nissan spfi injectors all models 86-94 4 and 6 cly. pickup And suvs some Izuzu pickups depending on if they were Hitachi or not What I found out was that the stock spfi with stock ecm is only able to run around 110hp engine after that it starts doing some weird stuff like idle hunting and fuel cut it did this with three ecms so they weren't bad and I checked the harness pin by pin too. If you go with megasquird 2 they make adapters to plug your megasquird ecm into your stock harness so most of your wiring is done already. The wall I am running into is the the flow throw the throttle body intake and heads. They have pretty much limit you to around 130hp and thats with my jdm dual port or dual carb heads I would have to say that with US market big valve heads your stuck around 120-125hp and thats with spfi pistons shaved heads a cam oversized valves and a port and polish job.
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I know the carb Spfi and turbo all have different cam grinds and I just wanting to know would the spfi or carb make power or have any benefits to changing form the turbo cams to the other stock grinds?
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A first post-request 78/9 dl?
84gl replied to Lykoi's topic in Historic Subaru Forum: 50's thru 70's
I have An 76 Fe Coupe Thats the same body style as that car and I have been looking for a pass side tail light for years you think he would sell just the tail light if he's going to junk it. -
I made the intake to blower adapter plate yesterday out of inch alum so its going on I still have not figured out the compression yet whether to swap the blocks or not as for Oringing the block I'm not going to do that yet I think I'll just see how this this will run first and if it goes through head gaskets or not being a toy not a daily driver thats not a issue. For now I think I'll just run the stock ea81 short block 8.7-1 compression and see what happens. I think I will just run it at 7psi anyway. I know an ea81 will handle 11.5-1 or 235psi thats around what I'm running N/A on my Brat right now and have been for three years it holds together just fine.I will probably have to megasquirt it too get it to run right anyway so, it going to be awhile before it runs again.
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Well these are the known specs on the supercharger Eaton says its for 2.0-3.0L engines max 1000 cfm, 27psi but for the mini it was factory set to 1 bar or around 14psi I'm shooting for 7-9 psi It was off of a Stock mini cooper S with 27k that was totaled roll over and then by something big form the looks of it it actually busted the motor block thats why I got it so cheap the supercharger was undamaged lucky the pics are form after I cleaned it up int the hot tank at work
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Now I know I'm going to have to make adapter plates one for the intake one to actually mount the throttle body and dry fitting it. It looks as though it will fit under the hood just fine if I mount the throttle body like I'm thinking by welding up and machining fixture out of alum. and bolting it to the end of the supercharger in is stock position
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I have just got An Used Eaton M45 supercharger off of a mini cooper S for $80!!!!!!:banana::grin: Now what I'm thinking is to use this thing on my 76 FE Coupe I've been restoring over the past few years I have already swapped it over to an ea81 with SPFI and a 4spd S/R and converted it to RWD I am hoping to finish it and my brat this winter being that all I lack is the body work or mud work all the rust repair is done. So if I use this supercharger on the ea81 will I need to pull the motor and and use an ea81t short block? this is a stockish ea81 with stock pistons will the 8.7-1 comp be too high?
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91 EJ22 Power
84gl replied to Sam_Subaru's topic in 1990 to Present Legacy, Impreza, Outback, Forester, Baja, WRX&WrxSTI, SVX
Belive me when I say this I may not have the fastest rx on the board but it has got me more tickets than I can count since I was 16 and it only has an ea82t mildly modded for solo 2 @ around 140hp WJM and JXM Both had faster rxs but they keep blowing them up and didn't drive them on the road much like I Did you don't have to have a race car to go fast just know how to handle what you have when I was in high school there wasn't a Honda anywhere around here that would keep up with me on a back road and that wasn't because of hp !!!!! So don't put down the Ej 22 just do what it takes to make it handle and catch them in the curves