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Well...what do ya guys think?
Blown head-gaskets on MY '91 BJ w/ 254,000 miles
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Blown head-gaskets on MY '91 BJ w/ 254,000 miles
1991 Subaru Legacy BJ 2.2L/2.5LSTi Block Hybrid N/A w/ over 250,000 miles! 1992 Yamaha Seca II 2004 Dyna Super Glide My other car is a Go Kart Redhair...Black Leather...My favourite colour schemes. If it's not Scottish...it's Crap!
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I'll be runnin' the Delta Cams in my Phase I 2.2l port & polished re-man. heads
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Ciper,ciper wrote:Different strokes for different folks I guess. Whats the point?
I know you were away from the scene for a while, so I don't know if you are familiar with the high compression frankenstein? This is essentially the same thing but with a brand new shortblock. The one thing that is new about this is the use of the ej257 bottom end.
It's something siouxbie and I have been batting around for months. The primary advantage of using the ej257 bottom end is that it keeps the compression below 11:1. It also costs almost exactly the same as a new ej251 and that's too high of compression.
And if you knew siouxbie like I do you would get it. I've never seen a better cared for first gen legacy. I've owned ones with 100k fewer miles that didn't even come close. And he's an NA junkie like myself. He tracks the car and burns off punk kids in wrx's and swapped gc's. And then he could take it straight to a car show and win an award in preservation class. It's an old skool thing.

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1973 Porsche 914 2.0 l -Suby swap pending
1968 Porsche 911t survivor 47k original miles
2000 2.5RS daily driver.
1999 2.5RS w/ 50+ extra whp
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Damn, a grand fer a pair of heads?...I'm gonna go with re-mans. ported and polished from C.C.R. and use my Delta Cams. The $ I was quoted was $550 per pair after the core for the heads + labor on the port & polish.
1991 Subaru Legacy BJ 2.2L/2.5LSTi Block Hybrid N/A w/ over 250,000 miles! 1992 Yamaha Seca II 2004 Dyna Super Glide My other car is a Go Kart Redhair...Black Leather...My favourite colour schemes. If it's not Scottish...it's Crap!
They have bigger valves than the stock 2.2 head. i was talking to my friend who's helping out with testing the sohc 2.5 heads and he was telling me about the 2.2 heads that they put 2.5 valves in it so they flow WAY better than stock 2.2 sohc heads
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