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i was just researching a little and found that the 91 legacy sport sedan weighs 610 pounds more than 92-94 sport sedans...anyone know why this is?

actually i'm just trying to decide if it's worth it to put ej25 heads on the ej22t block...will be an ej22t in a 91-94 legacy, as i do not have the car yet, and my end goal is to get the answer of am i gonna have to drop down 1500 for a link or some other ECU replacement if I wanted to go this route...

I dont have any answers to those questions but this board is phpbb based, so you've gotta use bbcode on here to make something bold. It's basically what you're doing but with [ and ] instead of < and > Not sure if you really care just thought I'd let you know :D lol, nice :D i'll remember that next...

alright, I just read a plethora of threads about this topic, perhaps too many :D I'm finding myself even more confused as of now, however I have one question that I haven't seen anyone directly answer yet, if this has been adressed please point me in the direction of that thread- when mounting ej25 ...

91White-T wrote:This might help you with some things
http://www.stealth316.com/2-3s-compflowmaps.htm

Read Up!

thanks much for the link
and i broke down and bought the book today

For some reason I thought that the ej22t came stock with a type of steel sleeve on the inside of the cylinders....I was just told from an owner that he knew nothing about this... (I had previously asked him about his decision in boring out the cyldinders if this would eliminate this imaginary steel ...

boostjunkie wrote:You're pretty much asking us to write you a book on a topic that's already written about.

I suggest reading Maximum Boost by Corky Bell, to get you up to speed.

fair enough :\

anyone know of an online copy of it? found it on amazon for 30 bucks :\

I've been researching turbochargers lately and how the turbo engine works... People always refer to turbos that take a long time to spool up as so called 'big turbos'. What exactly makes the turbos measure large? Is it the size of the turbine wheel? the size of the compressor? of both combined? What...