EJ22 N/A Suggestions

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jaforrd1
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EJ22 N/A Suggestions

Post by jaforrd1 »

Hey everyone,

First time for me; just registered a couple mins ago. I have been looking at your posts on various topics about engine swaps. I was wondering what you guys would suggest for my situation. I have a 1992 Legacy Wagon with an EJ22E motor. I blew my transmission at 118k. It's in the shop right now. Since a rebuild is a ton of money, I was just thinking of replacing the engine with an EJ20T that comes with a transmission. Should I spend the money on the EJ20T or just rebuild the dead tranny and add on to the EJ22E? In other words, would the EJ20T require a different crossmember, etc.? Also, what is the potential of each engine. Thanks, for reading.
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Post by douglas vincent »

Won't work without extensive wiring and dedicated ECU. Those are the odds.
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Post by Matt Monson »

You can put one of those engines in there without extensive wiring and run off the stock ECU. It won't be optimum, but it will run. Regardless, you will need a turbo crossmember to make it work right. I have one listed in the classifieds.

Also, most of those Ej20G's have auto trannies. Is yours an auto?
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