1. This is Dirty 'Ol BC, not Dusty 'Ol Leone.
2. Necessarily.
As you were.
EA Series motors
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, Jun 07 2010 7:50 AM
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Posted 07 June 2010 - 7:50 AM
Two things.
1. This is Dirty 'Ol BC, not Dusty 'Ol Leone.
2. Necessarily.
As you were.
1. This is Dirty 'Ol BC, not Dusty 'Ol Leone.
2. Necessarily.
As you were.
6 stars, 6 cylinder and 6 speed. 666. It's the devil car!!
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Posted 07 June 2010 - 8:11 AM
HAHAHA you guys... 
Can never have too many resources
Can never have too many resources
<Pahalial> "ignorance more frequently begets confidence than does knowledge" - Charles Darwin
<kionix> wtf? begets isn't a word. quit trying to make up words, fuckface.
<Oscar_>: however, i know that my what article?
<Reubs> a nifty and a tube = sex
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Posted 16 November 2010 - 9:46 PM
I have all the series of the EA82tmight take pics of mine since its all in parts, gear driven cam ftw!
early RX RX11 and Vortex
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Posted 16 November 2010 - 9:50 PM
I have all the series of the EA82t
might take pics of mine since its all in parts, gear driven cam ftw!
Holy crap!! He's still around!! Long time between visits!
6 stars, 6 cylinder and 6 speed. 666. It's the devil car!!
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Posted 16 May 2011 - 5:43 PM
Yes I am still about
I have all the series of the EA82t
might take pics of mine since its all in parts, gear driven cam ftw!
Holy crap!! He's still around!! Long time between visits!
still have the RX11 and now a brumby, I will pop in here every now and again to keep you on your toes
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Posted 16 May 2011 - 9:03 PM
Can't keep away from the old girls huh I guess someone has to keep reminding us that we have NO concept of what 'old school' is here 
I guess someone has to keep reminding us that we have NO concept of what 'old school' is here
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Posted 17 May 2011 - 5:45 PM
meh your cars are MODERNCan't keep away from the old girls huh
no dizzy no carby no pushrods, you dont even know what old is
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Posted 17 May 2011 - 11:34 PM
I miss my coupe. It's still at OMI.
I should buy it, fix the rust and hello track car.
I should buy it, fix the rust and hello track car.
Pull your handbrake just enough so the light comes on. That sends the ECU into full race mode.
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Posted 17 May 2011 - 11:42 PM
meh your cars are MODERN
Can't keep away from the old girls huh
Damn that reminds me I have an escort to work on in my shed
Ain't no carby going back on that one though
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Posted 23 August 2011 - 1:48 PM
I will be picking up a 89 Leone 1.8 tomorow, have to check what engine sits in it. Either EA81 or EA82. . Time will show.
I get it for the wrecking costs and free picks from a parts car.
It's probably an EA82, but what kind of injection is most common? Carb/SPFI/MPFI?
I get it for the wrecking costs and free picks from a parts car.
It's probably an EA82, but what kind of injection is most common? Carb/SPFI/MPFI?
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Posted 23 August 2011 - 5:48 PM
I will be picking up a 89 Leone 1.8 tomorow, have to check what engine sits in it. Either EA81 or EA82. . Time will show.
I get it for the wrecking costs and free picks from a parts car.
It's probably an EA82, but what kind of injection is most common? Carb/SPFI/MPFI?
Depending on the car really BUT unless turboed then most likely Carby, Will be EA82 UNLESS it has been changed in its life span.
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Posted 26 August 2011 - 12:35 PM
It's a Carby, Started working on it the other day, there is a spark, it gets fuel so the carb probably need to have a little overhaul.
Picked up a part motor from a 1.8GL FWD. The car was heading towards the wreckers so we just cut all the plumbing/wires. Unbolted the enginemounts and exhaust. Rolled the car on it's side and salvaged both the fuelpump and exhaust. Put it bak on its wheels. Got a tractor and bent the bumperbeam out of the way. Then we used the drivers seatbelt as a strap and lifted the engine out.
Picked up a part motor from a 1.8GL FWD. The car was heading towards the wreckers so we just cut all the plumbing/wires. Unbolted the enginemounts and exhaust. Rolled the car on it's side and salvaged both the fuelpump and exhaust. Put it bak on its wheels. Got a tractor and bent the bumperbeam out of the way. Then we used the drivers seatbelt as a strap and lifted the engine out.
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Posted 12 December 2013 - 4:24 AM
meh your cars are MODERN
Can't keep away from the old girls huh
+1 totally agree far easier/simpler and cheaper to fix too.
Subaru History since 1992
1983 Leone EA81 GL Wagon 4MT D/R
86/88 Leone EA82 GF Wagon 5MT D/R
1987 Brumby EA81 4MT D/R - still have
01 EJ251 Outback 5MT D/R
06 JDM 3.0R Outback S I Drive VDC facelift - current
1983 Leone EA81 GL Wagon 4MT D/R
86/88 Leone EA82 GF Wagon 5MT D/R
1987 Brumby EA81 4MT D/R - still have
01 EJ251 Outback 5MT D/R
06 JDM 3.0R Outback S I Drive VDC facelift - current
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Posted 12 December 2013 - 7:10 AM
Two things.
1. This is Dirty 'Ol BC, not Dusty 'Ol Leone.
2. Necessarily.
As you were.
Well all you EJ engine enthusiasts need to be thankful for the success of the EA82(1800) SOHC engine
as this engine was what the EJ engine was developed from
Subaru History since 1992
1983 Leone EA81 GL Wagon 4MT D/R
86/88 Leone EA82 GF Wagon 5MT D/R
1987 Brumby EA81 4MT D/R - still have
01 EJ251 Outback 5MT D/R
06 JDM 3.0R Outback S I Drive VDC facelift - current
1983 Leone EA81 GL Wagon 4MT D/R
86/88 Leone EA82 GF Wagon 5MT D/R
1987 Brumby EA81 4MT D/R - still have
01 EJ251 Outback 5MT D/R
06 JDM 3.0R Outback S I Drive VDC facelift - current
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