
offroadsubaruguy
Members-
Posts
509 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Gallery
Store
Everything posted by offroadsubaruguy
-
actually i cant, since i dont have any pics of it with those tires on it, and when gas prices when sky high i sold the tires and went back to stock size tires...... but i can tell you that all i did for lift was put some outback struts in....... yup, thats it.. got about an inch and a half or so and with the higher spring perch on the strut that allowed for the use of bigger tires.......unfortunately its going to be awhile before i can get big tires again.....:-\:-\:-\:-\
-
well the car is imaculate... super clean inside and out and it has 117,000 on it, hes asking $4,800 for it, which seems reasonable to me since my parents paid more than that for their legacys of the same year...... if i do get it i will swap out the motor just for the simple fact that i like having the 2.2 in the impreza, and maybe someday, i'll have a 2.2 turbo. but i need to find a second job so i can buy the car and pay it off super quick so i can then start to modify it...... any sugestions as what to change first? i was thinking stiffer struts with some lowering springs, then some 16's or 17's to improve the handling of it....
-
being a unibody the "no door" idea to me sounds like death to the car...... the doors do play an imortant part to the structure of the vehicle. eliminating them completely would cause the car to sag in the middle over time.... being that its an old car, it probably wouldnt take very long to do it either......
-
actually. you cant use the rears in the front..... i already tried this once while i was in the process of swaping my struts.... the hole for the strut to go through in the strut top isnt big enough for the strut shaft. so it wouldnt go on correctly. if you did put it on, you wouldnt have enough threads to put the nut on and really get it tight like your supposed to.......
-
ive got impreza on the brain. i found the car i want, only problem, it has the motor that i really dont want... the ej18 ( gutless turd bucket:mad: )... so, heres the question. is a 95 ej18 an obdII motor? because i would really love to just swap over the motor from my 90 legacy, but if i cant, then i'll just have to save even more money to go for a 2.5......... thanks for any and all info......
-
have you checked to see if you have fuel coming out of the injectors? didnt see if you tryed it or not so thought i would ask.....
-
Clutch/PP options for early Legacies?
offroadsubaruguy replied to 88HatchMonster's topic in Subaru Retrofitting
they should be all the same....... -
Clutch/PP options for early Legacies?
offroadsubaruguy replied to 88HatchMonster's topic in Subaru Retrofitting
just use a wrx clutch, should be enough to handle the extra little bit. -
it should be the same as the 3.7 to 3.9 swap, just with different gears. just dont forget to change your front diff as well..... meaning you will have to swap trannies....
-
i saw an xt6 on my way home the other day, it was at a dealership, i didnt stop to look at it, but i probably will soon..... what kind of prices should i be looking for to get a good deal on it? i dont know how many miles are on it, i believe its a full time 4wd, dont know if its a m/t or an a/t... just lookin to see if i might have an xt6 in my future.... if its in my price range...
-
1100cc motorcycle engine and tranny in a justy?
offroadsubaruguy replied to offroadsubaruguy's topic in Subaru Transplants
if its going to be rear drive then all you have to do is change the gears in the diff right? you might want to see about mounting the motor in tranvsverse style and play with that..... just a thought. -
1100cc motorcycle engine and tranny in a justy?
offroadsubaruguy replied to offroadsubaruguy's topic in Subaru Transplants
my whole idea was to use a bike that had a drive shaft instead of a chain drive...... so i was lookin at just getting the driveshaft lengthened...:-\ -
i have a 90 legacy wagon and it is a huge improvement over the 89 gl that i used to drive. more power and torque, better handling, better gas mileage, more comfortable, just all around better. im getting a pretty consistent 25 mpg doing mostly city driving as i am only on the highway for about 10 minutes every day..... the best part about the newer cars, the power is there when you need it!!!
-
2.5 DOHC heads on a 2.5 SOHC block?
offroadsubaruguy replied to FSRBIKER's topic in Subaru Retrofitting
so let me get this right, if i were t use a dohc block with sohc heads the cr rises? -
you could also try getting a stock exhaust for a 2.5 gt. it will be slightly larger in diameter than the stock 2.2 exhaust. all you have to do is find someone willing to give you their old pipes after they ahve upgraded. or you could just simply buy the setup for the 2.5 motor. the bends and setup is the same as the 2.2, just larger diameter and might cost a little more, but should fit just like a stock setup.