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Thanks for taking and documenting the journey. A great benefit for the rest of us. A couple follow up questions... What is "solid gas milage" in your case? Did you end up putting in a neutral switch?

Last night I cleaned my exhaust joints and reattached, paying close attention to fit. I added muffler sealant too. Checked and no leaks that I could find this am. Went for a drive and my idle stumble

SixStar Bernie on Ebay for Sixstar headgaskets and Subaru gaskets. Rockauto for Felpro gaskets (half the price of SixStar), Gates timing belt kit (caution:may contain Chinese idlers) or Aisin timing

I’ve had real good luck with a seller on Ebay, sixstarbernie . He has both official Subaru parts and alternative parts from Japanese or Subaru suppliers. He seems very knowledgeably on Subaru parts.

I’ve been using Rock Auto, SubaruPartsDeal, and Amazon among others.

Jim. I'd suggest you take a walk down the message archive lane. Much time and effort has been put in by members to providing their experience with vendors and preferences to this very topic. Not

I'm in the process of refreshing an '06 2.5 out of a Forester (159k). It will soon find a new home in my '89 Westy. There are a lot of options for gasket kits / timing belts / water / oils pumps out

It certainly is part of the equation and would explain a lot... I am going to try to fix this weekend and will report back... Jason

I have noticed that when My VDubaru has an Exhaust Leak Upstream of Either O2Snsr I will feel what I call "Acceleration Stepping" (instead of the normal Silky Smooth Acceleration I feel a few almost

That sounds like something David would come up with! Stuart Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2018 11:09 AM To: subaruvanagon@... Subject: [subaruvanagon] Re: Rev Limiter Issue? Not according

Not according to the Fast Forward website: http://www.fastforward.ca/vehiclespeedsensors/ http://www.fastforward.ca/vehiclespeedsensors/ The SpeedPuls VSS is offered in both a 4 and 8 pulse/revolution

Won’t that give you the same problem with the 2x rotation? Stuart Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2018 10:46 AM To: subaruvanagon@... Subject: [subaruvanagon] Re: Rev Limiter Issue? Thanks

Thanks for sharing your positive experience with David and Fast Forward, Stuart. Just to clarify, though, the VSS I ordered mounts to the back of the Syncro speedo.

I’ve ordered other items from David at Fast Forward in the past, and his stuff is top notch. Please post how you mounted his CV sensor. Thanks! Stuart Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2018 10:29 AM To:

Thanks for that link, Wayne. You must be a Samba search genius! I spent some time over there over the past several days looking into options, and never found that thread. It nicely summarized all the

Thank you Brent, was actually thinking about the shop vac myself! Didn't think about soapy water and so I will do that too... Exhaust leaks can cause all sorts of funkiness, fingers crossed it also

I was repeatedly failing DEQ (Dept Environmental Quality) smog sniff check here in Oregon. I shoved a reversed shop vac into my tailpipe and squirted a mixture of water and dish soap on the

Scot. The cv axle mounted vss units are a popular item amongst the subaruvanagon conversion crowd. Some vendor supplied earlier models had weak magnets but that problem has long ago been resolved.

They appear to work well. https://www.thesamba.com/vw/forum/viewtopic.php?t=692693&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=subaru+speed+sensor&start=0

There's a company in Canada that sells a Syncro compatible VSS: http://www.fastforward.ca/vehiclespeedsensors/ Anybody tried it? Thanks!