keltik

Only 2 sir. And at the moment they be the front 2. Later plans include making the rear ones do something

Aaah k, Thought the copies might have had that bit too

If the carbs do have a dashpot, it will be at the top of the carb and look like a plastic cap maybe the size of a 20cent piece.

Mate is currently working on this for a new sump in his EZ30 powered WRX. The sump is kind of built into the crank case so a traditional baffled setup wont work. He's been having a hard time finding a joint for the pickup which will allow it to swivel freely enough without allowing air in.

Do those carbs have the little dash pot on the top that needs to be topped up every now n then? Had a twin carb B20A once but never bothered looking

Found a set of these: Going to see if they'l fit

Looks like we're in pretty much the same boat

Ripped the EA71 and box out. All went smoothly and didnt have a single seized bolt. It seems Subaru really knew how to make a car in the 70's then forgot all about it for the 80's. Had a bit of spare time so threw the Impreza gearbox into the tunnel to see if it would fit...and im only guessing using the eye-o-meter at the moment but i think the stock shifter linkage and rear mount will fit! Just got to fab up a new center mount which should be a piece of cake and make a longer clutch cable. Still waiting for a bloody flywheel before i can bolt the motor in. The only place with one in stock was partsworld and they want $120 for it. Not keen but might have to bite the bullet if i cant get one before the weekend. Pics to follow tonight as ive finally got a camera.

Thanks mate, will go see this rodney fellah asap. Got Madmike rebuilding the carb for me. Needs a new float and needle but seems to be ok otherwise. Is there anywhere local i can get weber bits? Pro-Parts only seem to do Holley and i wasnt too keen on buying one of their carbs as i hated the holley on my old mans MGB. Was a total cnut.

Just read that this years theme is movies. Well John...Now ive gotta get the car road legal by January as ive bought a ticket ...probably a very bad idea but i seem to be good at those.

Just had ludicrously awesome idea. Paint car black and do the canonball run 11

Going onto a Subaru EJ22. SOHC 16v with a standard carb intake, pretty long runners.

135hp quoted from the factory. Im hoping to get close to that with it tuned for avgas. Beats the shit outta the 68hp it currently has/had in 79. Should sneak under a 930kg curb weight.

6 Lug seems easier as 2 of the studs will line up. Plus the hubs are massive and suit the 6 lug pattern width nicely. I personally know of 3 of these in the country including mine. One is on the road somewhere down south, the other one is rally prepped and sat rusting in a field in Christchurch. Already have a reputation after towing it to Palmerston North from Rangiora on a rope...at night...in the rain...with a yank driving the tow car on the right hand side of the road some of the way. Been lurking on o.s since 2006. Only recently went mad and bought a car worthy of posting.

Have a DGV 32/36 here and trying to get a rough idea what i need to put in it to run a 2.2L up to around 6,000rpm. Fairly stock motor. Factory cams and a custom exhaust. I think the carb came off a japper 2 liter. I plan on popping the thing to pieces and rebuilding it before i bolt it onto the motor. Seems to be a mystical dark art to jetting these things. Theres no map sensor or ecu to feck with so im out of my comfort zone.

Have this; Attempting to make it into this; First task, throw motor away. Replace with something that still knows what a horsepower looks like. Have purchased an EJ22 out of a 94 Legacy and thrown all of the fuel injection things away...and bolted a dirty weber and a distributor in its place. Currently awaiting a gearbox out of an Impreza to go in the car before i can start bolting the rest of the new bits in. At the same time im attempting to fix a bit of rust, get it lower, make the heater work, re-trim the interior and upgrade the wheels to 6lug hilux 15x7's Final goal is a dirty simple go-kart. Minimum electronics and maximum fun. Discussion: viewtopic.php?f=18&t=23680