The
first Justy was introduced in
1984, but was not imported to
the US until 1987, and 4WD was
not available here until 1988.
The Justy was updated in 1989
with a new, rounder body and a
5DR version appeared in 1990.
These new models also had
Multi-Port Fuel Injection and an
optional ECVT transaxle.
In 1994 the original
Subaru-built Justy ended and
became a renamed Suzuki Swift
fitted with Subaru 4WD; it was
sold in most European countries.
None were ever imported into the
US, but you could get its
replacement, the Geo Metro.
In 2004, this was replaced by a
Suzuki Ignis known as the G3X
Justy. In some countries
it was also sold as the Subaru
Trendy. There was never a
factory Subaru Turbo Version,
and all 1995-2003 Models used
the Suzuki G13 four cylinder
engine.
The
US Justy was equipped with the
1.2L three-cylinder SOHC 9v
engine (EF12), and a manual
transmission or an optional
continuously variable
transmission beginning in 1989.
Front wheel drive was standard
or, on-demand four wheel drive
was available on GL models.
The manual transmission version
was known for excellent
mechanical reliability and fuel
economy, 50 miles per gallon!!!
The transmission worked
reliably, but was noisy and not
smooth to operate because of its
synchronizers. The EF12
ranged from 66 to 73HP, but is
capable of 130HP on stock
internals, and over 200HP with
upgrades. If interested in
Justy performance please visit
our
Justy
Performance Page
for info
and parts!!!
Reproduction
Justy Parts Catalog Available!!!721 Pages of
Justy Goodness! All parts
breakdowns, part numbers, model
and part interchange
information!!! Comes bound
in a 3"binder. Covers
all 1987-1994 models.
No
longer available from Subaru!!!
Order DJCATF $110
Dusty's Justys is
a division of PROSUBARU
and is in no way affiliated with Fuji Heavy Industries -- Copyright 2008 DBEC,
LLC
The
US Justy was equipped with the
1.2L three-cylinder SOHC 9v
engine (EF12), and a manual
transmission or an optional
continuously variable
transmission beginning in 1989.
Front wheel drive was standard
or, on-demand four wheel drive
was available on GL models.
The manual transmission version
was known for excellent
mechanical reliability and fuel
economy, 50 miles per gallon!!!
The transmission worked
reliably, but was noisy and not
smooth to operate because of its
synchronizers. The EF12
ranged from 66 to 73HP, but is
capable of 130HP on stock
internals, and over 200HP with
upgrades. If interested in
Justy performance please visit
our
