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Thanks for the photo.
It is clearly not the same as any model that we have here in Aus.
We can definitely reco that unit. You will need to send it to us.
Cost would be $85au plus freight each way.

I saw that. If A complete dizzy is $200. How much more is EDIS? The Pickup is already in the Turbo Dizzy. There are 2 things i haven't found when reading EDIS conversions. 1 no one is using the Turbo Dizzy for a pickup. 2 No one is using the factory MPFI 3 little to no boosted applications. And defi...

Those guys are Talking about N.A. Cars and Honda Vacuum pods. Same as the ones mentioned in post 5 by TOONGA. I have raised my case in post 12.

Ultimatesubaru is a great resource with a US base. But i'm not getting anywhere so i came to the AU forum.

No my Vacuum Pod does not hold vacuum. I sent it to the state side "expert" who said he can't rebuild it, and its unique. I tried looking for EA82T Dizzy parts (85-86) in RockAuto's Catalog. No success on vacuum pods. Turbo or otherwise. Rockauto says the Distributor does not cross over. Different p...

The first 2 links are for naturally aspirated cars.
The 3rd is for Dual port.

Here is a photo of my stock unit.



I'm still not sure if it provides Only Retard on Boost as the base timing is 16* BTDC in the book.

I can get a complete distributor for ~$200. But I only need a $20 vacuum diaphragm.

If it comes down to a new Dizzy i'd rather spend the money on EDIS. I'm not sure yet but I believe EDIS would cost $ 300 - 400.

Hello, My 84 brat has stock turbo. I can not find a Replacement advance / retard diaphragm in the US. Some fruit cakes who said they could build it are having trouble. I'm not ready for EDIS. (Don't have time) I wanted to see if you folks on the other side of the pond have found a solution. Maybe a ...