You should sell the engine to a vintage Subaru collector. I have a friend who has been trying to piece an EA81 together and he says the parts are very difficult to find. Strike one! Next to develop full power, the Subaru has to turn too fast requiring a reduction. I have a friend who rebuilt his Subaru powered airplane 3 times and finally gave up. I believe that to be common. Strike two. I know there was a Subaru engine aircraft conversion company that sold engines. Not real successful with that. I know there aren't many Subarus engines flying. Strike three. I think the engine can be made to fly but there are better alternatives. Good luck!
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