1999 OUTBACK

Asked by GuruBJCXC Jan 27, 2019 at 04:09 PM about the Subaru Outback

Question type: General

I HAVE A 1999 WILL A 2003 OUTBACK HOOK UP

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No problem man. Any more questions let me know I’ll help you out

Actually that swap would be a lot of problems. Swapping a SOHC engine for a DOHC or the other way around is not a "bolt in" swap which is what most people are looking for.

It is best to use the correct engine when swapping engines. Buying another car would be the best option in my opinion. Installing an incorrect engine for your car will cause it not to pass smog inspection.

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