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Rusty Bus
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Joined: 20 Nov 2013
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 Posted: Thu Jan 16, 2014 7:47 pm Post subject: My 65 split Subaru engine conversion |
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Decided a couple of months ago it was time for a red nine front end and a Subaru engine conversion
Picked up and fitted the red nine front beam, nice piece of kit and went on no problems
Front beam
Had a result and got a 2001 impreza sport with 100k miles for £400.
i have removed the old engine inspected and cleaned and powder coated parts. Engine is now ready to go in
engine removed
Engine Rebuilt
Picked up my loom and a few other parts from Richard at rjes at the weekend, and it was a great job and makes it look so easy to connect the existing wiring. Have next week of to hopefully complete the conversion
Got a question about revcounters that can connect to the wire from the Subaru ECU. Does any know of a make/model of one I can use |
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easy-does-it
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Location: cambridgeshire
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Strong work sir..... that is one pretty bus  .
You need to change your user name though....
It's a bit of an insult for those of us that actually have rusty busses  
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Rusty Bus
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| Posted: Sun Jan 19, 2014 10:37 am Post subject: |
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| easy-does-it wrote: | Strong work sir..... that is one pretty bus .
You need to change your user name though....
It's a bit of an insult for those of us that actually have rusty busses |
You should have seen it a few years ago
Most nights in the garage after the kids have gone to bed |
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