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this is a EJ carby and manifold from the FSM http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v284/toonga/ejcarbymanifold.jpg damn thing is a hitachi and it looks like a bigger version of the ea81 / ea82 carby TOONGA Yes, the Hitachi carb for those factory carb+disty EJ engines, is Bigger than the ones on the EA ...

Outback bloke wrote:[font=&quot]...If we purchase fruit and vegetables it will go to Mexico, Honduras, and Guatemala ...[/font]

Well, I Live in Honduras! ... and I have Family in Australia.

About the Long Bed Brumby (or Brat or MV) ... Does make you wonder why a limited market got these longer arse jobbies and would be interesting to have measurements of the trays length... ...the wheelbase appears the same with an extended body work. Only question is : Why bother? ...I'd be intereste...

After some Research and many Tests, Finally I Successfully Finished to do the Rear e-Brake (Park Brake) Retrofit on my Subaru " BumbleBeast " http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a192/JesZeK/Animated/bananadance.gif Here is the Link to my Writeup, which I Hope could be Useful: ~► http://www.ultimatesu...

The Line Locker... it was Hard to View the Link but I Found it: ~► http://trickshiftperformance.com.au/zencart/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=12&products_id=120 I Already had a similar Idea, but was Dismissed. Look Here ~► http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/showthread.php?t=130339 Kind Reg...

Yes, it is an EA71, but I was thinking about the Single Port that the Standard and the Fat-Case EA71's Heads does have, and this thing looks like it has Two. Well, in another note; There is one Second Gen Subaru Leone RX coupe with one of those EA81 S Engines (with Four port Heads and Twin Downdraf...

RSR 555 wrote:showthread.php?t=3325

Yes, I Noticed that the Link is for this same Thread...

Well, I'm Still Searching for the Parts to do the Retrofitting.

Kind Regards.

I never realised that you had TWO wagons in YELLOW!!! ... Yes, You're Right... Long Story Short: My Dad Purchased Brand New in 1985 a White Wagon EA82 Carb in California, USA... then the car came Runing from USA to Honduras, almost from the Dealer... (Can't imagine a Better Way to Break New any Eng...

I LOVE this car,it is 1 of the best looking L Series i have ever seen and proves that an "L" wagon does not have to be ugly or boring. Thank you, I Really appreciate your Kind Words ! :D Awesome! I bet you get a huge grin every time you see that ;) Yes, You're Right ! http://ausubaru.com.au/images/...

A Photo of one of my Subies is on the Official "Subaru of America" Facebook Website ! you can see it, ~► Here . This is a Screen Caption of the " Subaru of America " Page: (I See it in Spanish) http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a192/JesZeK/JesZeKonSOA.jpg That Really made my Day... http://i11.photo...

Thank you for Such Great information, which will be Very Useful ! http://ausubaru.com.au/images/icons/icon14.gif I Really appreciate that you took your Time to explain all that to me. My BumbleBeast Subaru already has Rear Disc Brakes, the Front e-Brake was giving too much problems to me, So I got ...

... honda part is a bolt on to existing backing plate etc. Apparently the story goes that Honda and Subaru used the same brake component supplier in the 80's ... I Wish to Thank you for Such Great information, and Kindly Ask you for More Updated Information about how the Rear e-Brake System from th...

The Weber should have just One fuel line attached, my own experience teached me to Not use the Return line and leave the hose open, while the carb's return should be Closed. Have you checked the Jettings ? ... By reading what you wrote, I'm almost sure that it has one of these issues: Wrong Jetting...

In the Third Photo, The big grey round one is the Accelerator actuator for the A/C, so when you press ON the A/C it will speed up a little the Idle... It's hose comes from the Solenoid, located next to the Vacuum acumulator Bottle which, on our Left hand drive Subies is behind the strut tower on th...

Thank you guys for your Kind Replies, I'll measure the Thread's diameter, size and pitch to find the Proper one... As I Live in the Caribbean tropics, I am hunting for a Thermoswitch that Kick on at ~ 160º F to keep my EA82 runnin' fine... and avoid the Horrible Head Gaskets issue on these engines....

Dont know anything about it but found some old pics on my computer http://i235.photobucket.com/albums/ee180/mail_richie/safari-2.jpg I Just came across This engine, found in a First-Gen Subaru Brat (Brumby): http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a192/JesZeK/Subaru/100_4135.jpg http://i11.photobucket.co...

Right now I'm installing Twin Fans setup on my BumbleBeast EA82, ( here is the Thread in other forum ) and I Really want to make them to kick on at lower temperature; I found this: ...If you just want it to kick in at a lower temperature ... then you might be better off replacing the thermoswitch i...