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  1. This kit will fit your car, PM me to order one, I have them in stock ready to ship. -Bill
  2. If I can get my hands on a cheap Legacy or Impreza I will start making EJ lifts at prices comparable to my EA lifts, but I just haven't been able to get a cheap rig to use as a base. -Bill
  3. Lol well as of right now, no, but I am working on getting some installation pics/videos made up to go with these. Not sure when I will have them ready but hopefully not too long. It's pretty straightforward though, in the picture the blocks are laid out pretty much just like they will be installed on the car. -Bill
  4. Bump, I am ready to order materials, if anyone is interested let me know. This combined with my 2" strut lift gets you a more complete kit, and at over $100 less than an SJR 2" lift. -Bill
  5. I am lowering the transmission as well as the engine. It doesnt make much sense to me to lower just the engine, seeing as how the axles attach to the transmission. It also puts extra stress on the motor and tranny mounts, as well as the control arm bushings and radius rod bushings. This kit keeps the drivetrain in it's stock geometry and the suspension at close to stock. -Bill
  6. Sorry to hear about the strut top not fitting right, that's an issue I haven't run into yet. I'll keep tighter tolerances from now on. -Bill
  7. I forgot to add, the 2" lift kits are and will still be available for $120 shipped without the upgrade kit. -Bill
  8. http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/topic/136310-boss-1-crossmember-spacer-kit-for-boss-2-suspension-lifts/ Upgrade kit for BOSS 2" lifts, give me your input! Thanks -Bill
  9. Ok, so I've gotten some requests for crossmember spacers from some people who have installed my BOSS 2" suspension lift kits. I am testing the pond to see, if it is something enough people want then I will start offering an "upgrade kit" for those lifts, and it will also be available to order with a new kit. What it will be is 6 blocks, made of 1"x2 1/2" T6061 aluminum, plus all new bolts to install it. This will lower the engine and transmission crossmembers 1", improving the camber and prolonging the axle life. I have never had, nor heard of, any issues with the rear axles on a 2" lift, so no need to lower the rear subframe. Steering link not included, and you may or may not have to modify the shifter, sometimes it varies from car to car. Price of the "upgrade kit" will be $120 shipped in the US. Price of a new lift with the upgrade kit included will be $220 shipped in the US. Let me know if you want this, and I will order material and make it happen. I need at least 6 orders. Thanks! -Bill
  10. Leave it in 4wd and take out the front axles, leaving the outer stubs for the knuckles... Can't tell how long the transfer gears will last but it would work for a while. I know for the AWD legacy trannys there is a steel coupler you can buy to replace the viscous center diff and lock it in RWD. Still have to pull the front axles though. -Bill
  11. For the shifter I have had excellent results from lengthening the shifter lever below the point of where it pivots the shaft connector dealybob, and lengthening the dealybob the same amount. Results in awesomely short throws, and do a sloopy shifter fix while you're in there and it makes it tighter than a porsche. I will have pictures of these mods soon, I sold the rig I did these things on to Pooparoo a couple years ago so I'm just waiting for some pics from him. -Bill
  12. How much for the whole lot? How big of a box is it and how much do you think it wieghs altogether? -Bill
  13. 6" on the struts, 5" on the crossmembers. Gives more room for more modification later, and less stress on the axles and closer to stock geometery for handling. -Bill
  14. I have now finalized my design for my 6" EA82 Lift Kits and they are now available to order. These come with all the blocks and hardware you will need for installation. Price is $500 + Shipping, which is usually around $40-$60 within the U.S. No steering link is included, and you will need to modify the shifter linkage and find radiator hoses that will fit with the lift. You shouldn't need new brake lines if you unclip the hard lines and bend them untill they fit. PM me, or Call/Text me at (509) 391-5903 with questions or to order a lift. Paypal preferred, Money Orders are OK as well. Local pick-ups welcome! Thanks! -Bill
  15. ***************in build man, I had mere thoughts of doing a Subaru motor swap on my old Yota, but I never guessed how much fab would be required to do it. Also nice fab work! -Bill
  16. Finally read through this thread, and glad I did, very nice work and a beautiful car! -Bill
  17. I usually don't reuse the bolts, I bought a length of B9 threaded rod in the right size and thread pitch and make studs, then I use stainless nuts. It can make it a pain to get the manifold off again someday, but I don't have to worry about stripping the threads in the heads. -Bill
  18. Bumpage, I have quite a few of these in stock and ready to ship! Still only $120 shipped! Paint no longer available though, bare steel only. -Bill
  19. Right on, the 6" lift for the EA82 cars is $500 plus shipping. It is bulletproof and will handle anything you can throw at it, it will outlast every Subaru you install it on. Here's a link to one of my 4" kits, the 6" is similar but with connected tranny blocks.

     

    http://ultimatesubaru.org/forum/showthread.php?t=137798

     

     

    -Bill

  20. Are you sure its an 86? The ea81 bodystyle was from 1980-1984, the ea82 style is the boxier, more square style that came from 1985-1989 gl and to 1994 loyales. The ea82 cars came with 5-speed trannies and the ea81 cars came with 4-speeds.

     

    -Bill

  21. I have 4" kits available for EA82 cars, and I have a 6" ea81 kit waiting to be sold. I can also do 6" EA82 kits and 3" and 4" EA81 kits. -Bill
  22. Sure, I'd like to see pics, I am looking for a good set with the turn signals and all. Thanks

     

    -Bill

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