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Reduced to $20 before it goes to the tip

Hi,

I am moving interstate so need to get rid of an Outback front number and stuff removed from when I installed a bullbar.

Add currently on Gumtree for $100

http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/kallaroo ... 1049275369


rob

Same happened to me last Easter, out in bush near Bremer Bay WA and over 600k's from home. Luckily a mate had a satellite phone and another mate who was coming down late picked up parts on the way. Wasn't able to confirm the bearing size and Subaru would only sell as the whole pulley....... So had t...

i do remeber once on the outer side of the joint i had trouble with the shaft that goes through the hub (the unsplined part) was too thick by a very small amount. Sounds dodgy but i just filed it down very carefully in a circular motion lol and it eventually came through and it worked fine. Alex I ...

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Hi Kieren, Sounds like you have done the swap.....gutted my poor old L !. Interesting that you are using lots of fuel, it didn't appear to when it was in my L (350-400K to the tank), however I was comparing it to the heap of fuel it drank with the Weber + EA82 + heavy foot (250K to the tank) with th...

my brother spent hours trying to split an ea71 before finding the last hidden bolt deep in a recess somewhere...... the halves virtually fell apart after that!

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Thanks for the response. The stay rod is the standard one. I just went and checked under the bonnet, it is not too easy to see as it is hiding under the intake, but i swear it feels like it is plastic? I assume this is why you used a modified L series one? My first thought is to modify the bracket t...

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Think it was Al that did my loom for an ej22, came with the wires taged A, B, C etc and a list of what each was, where to power it up and place a fuse, all very easy to install, if you can install a car stero you could do this.

rob

For those who need further explanation.........carry a PUMP (not the type that enlarges small appendages)...... But I assumed that was obvious, as is carry a jack and something to undo the wheel nuts!. Just thought all that packing looked like a lot of lost space for camping gear. Another option I h...

Have you tried it in the wheel well deflated?

My wife's 2003 XS is running 235/16/60 Coopers which are only about 15mm smaller diameter than your tires. Just fits in the well deflated and cranked down tight.

Hi Stamp_Licker, Just a question about some photos from photobucket of a modification to a lift block, can you let us know what the mod does, is it higher than the 50mm or does it slightly move the mounting position further back to provide better tyre clearance.......thanks? rob http://s218.photobuc...

This guy tried 235/70/16 but they rubbed too much, no lift though.

http://www.subaruoutback.org/gallery//5 ... r1-med.jpg
http://www.subaruoutback.org/gallery//500/11951car2.jpg
http://www.subaruoutback.org/gallery//500/11951car3.jpg

29's would be great, you could go 235/70/16 and get some Cooper Discoverer Sure Trac (S/T). There also appears to be a limiting factor with the rear wheel too close to the arch at the rear door, is there a way of moving the wheel back slightly.? Also at the front, if you go for a bullbar, is there i...

thanks Seagull, yep always go the 98 as i believe it gives better milage too...however I admit the night before I had toped up with the other after queing for ages got to the bowser and there was no 98! interesting

what size and brand tyres are you going for?

Any new photos?

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