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I got my 91 Turbo automatic for $500. Needs some GS-27 scratch remover........... That stuff fixes bent metal right???

Stock turbo? I may have a better solution,just need to test it.

Got curious and pulled the Rallispec I/C off my RS-t and put it on the legacy today,and it fits rather well,downside they are very pricey ($750)

The two valve cover breathers go into the side entrances and exit into the intake via the third "exit".Blow bye is oil/exhaust gasses etc that blow by the piston rings.

That pipe on the I/C is for blow by, not coolant

Any before pics?

i just bought a 91 that was hit in the front and am planning on a very similar scheme.. (arcadia Green,Black roof,black between the tails,Black under spoilers gold WRX wheels)


Ben,

Get rid of that crappy Vinyl tubing and run straight vacuum line to the back of the gauge.Look for the fitting with the smaller threads and foce the vaccum line over it (going into the gauge) your readings will be more accurate and much faster.




Ben,

91White-T wrote:Judging by that picture, I'd venture to say that car's got bigger problems than the weird climate control...LOL

Look closer thats the new 'right foot sensing" climate control.To operatre simply push right foot down until desired temperature is achieved

I would like to get a larger turbo someday.but for now a small FMIC should do.I have a stock WRX I/C but that does not look like it will fit too well.

Everything on the front was destroyed.

I figure while its apart I will mount a FMIC and route some piping for it...

Yes, if your willing to replace everything up front, Ie hood, headlights, grill corner lenses and fenders. Just out of curiosity, did your get the one that was on ebay a week or so ago?

Mark,


Nope wasnt me.

One of my customers daughters wrecked it so I offered him $500 for it and well now its ...

Hi,

I just purchased a 91 Turbo that was hit in the front. Being that the fenders,lights,bumper,grille are going to need replacemnt will I be able to use that later model parts in place of it?



Thanks,


Ben