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Old 05 July 2002, 04:14 PM
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My wife owns a 1989 Subaru Justy that has been a great car. Rust has been the major problem over the years, but a new gas tank and brake lines fixed that. The body is very bad now, but the engine is still great.

I am eyeing the engine up for possible use in a home built car after the Locost Seven style. I am wondering if Subaru ever made a transmission that fit the Justy for rear wheel drive applications. Not front and rear wheel drive as is the Justy, but rear wheel only. Anyone know?
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Old 05 July 2002, 05:30 PM
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AFAIK theres only 4wd amf FWD justy's no rear whell drive, not being very tecjy my self, but might it be poss to use the 4wd transmission and "block off/transfer case" the front wheel output??? i know some kit car builders have used the flat four from the scoobie with 4wd tranmissions for rear engined rear wheel driv eapplications...

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Just stick the justy engine onto a RWD gearbox, you will need an adaptor plate and will have to be a bit creative in the cutch department but it can be done. That was how Lotus did it in the first place, pick an engine, use a Minor/Marina or Cortina/Escort 'box and an axle of your choosing.
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