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thanks for the link: http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/...ad.php?t=24980 after doing some research I have found some interesting info: I read that the BYB lift may produce slight angles causing issues with axles maybe? Seems to be very well made and sturdy. I also noticed that the BYB lift comes with extenders for steering and struts as for the hi rise lift and the SJR lift, i dont know what their lifts come with or what makes them different. i have been unable to get any info from SJR and hi rise Does anyone have any info to share?

Thanks everyone... will be looking at my carb soon

I am planning on doing a three inch lift for my EA81 1987 hatchback and I was wondering where the best places are for a good quality lift kit? I have seen a couple of sites with very different prices but their designs don't seem to be much different. Not sure if they are actually different. Also, I have access to a backyard machanic who could possibly build a lift for me. Is this a better way to go, as far as quality and price are concerned. Thanks

I still need to take the carb apart and find out what size of jets are there. Apparently this model either comes with matching main idle jets or two different sizes. Is there an easier way to find out? Are these specs for a completely rejetted 32-36 DGEV carb or just the idle jet 140/ 140 170/160 60/50 Thanks

I was wondering if anyone else has needed to rejet their weber carb? I have an 1987 Subaru Standard HB. I was told that if someone had the same vehicle as me they may have some specs on the jet sizes used. We believe that the fuel to air ratio is running to rich and are planning on doing the idle jet first to see if this improves the issue with warm and cold idle speeds, desiling, and gas milage. I was also wondering if a fuel shut-off solenoid would help much with these issues. The idle screw is 6 or 7 turns out when it is only supposed to be 2 turns. This causes the car to run poorly when cold but better when it is all warmed up....But it is still desiling. Thanks for any input!