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  1. Stock crank and rods are specific to the turbo Buick model. In other words if you use normally aspirated rods and a crank they won't last long. The stock turbo Buick crank has rolled edges on each journal to make it stronger.

     

    GN, GNX, Turbo T and T-Types all have the same drive train. However, the GNX has a different center section in the turbo (I think the wheel is ceramic which enables it to spool faster) and a different chip as well as rear supsension and rims.

     

    I've had a turbo Buick for 15 years or so and they are awesome in a straight line but IMO the factory stopping power and handling leave alot to be desired.

     

    I love my LGT. First Suby I ever owned and it's my favorite car...I like it better than any of the GNs I had or my T-Type I have. The LGT stops well and handles (still a ton of room for improvement on the LGT) much better than the Buick.

     

    Frankster is doing a great job. It probably has been covered somewhere in this thread but how heavier is the Buick motor than the Suby motor?

  2. This is soooooooooo cool! I have been following this thread for a while. I have an 86 T-Type and from experience I know this car will run like a bat outta $%#@! My car is almost 3800 pounds with me in it and I ran a low 11 spinning out of the hole.:icon_chee

     

    I have a question: I've taken the tranny out of of my car twice. Without going thru all the threads....are you using the LGT tranny or the turbo buick tranny? If you are using the turbo Buick tranny have you already taken measurements on fitting it into the Subaru? Bell housing the turbo buick tranny seems much larger than on the LGT??

     

    Just curious.

     

    I know I offered once already but let me know if you need any turbo buick parts.

     

    Awesome project!

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