EJ22t w/ Phase I 2.5 DOHC Heads (PICS)
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Here in Colorado, good used DOHC Ej25 heads go for $300 a pair, and generally without manifold or injectors. Figure another $100 for those parts. Anything cheaper than that is a bonus...
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Everything with the engine has been great.Project_Legacy wrote:how has this been going napphappy? i believe i will be going this route for my ej22t i have in my garage.
Although ive had to replace the starter, center diff, radiator ect... now I hear an axle going
Oh well Im just glad the engine runs, and its really fun to drive. Very smooth power.
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Don, I'd say since we have the same build that going to some ej20k heads would be great, and we could still use our current intake manifolds. Although, the idea of using some sr20det injectors makes me giggle a little bit.
But, I also have plans for a 22t block, and I might be interested in trying the 2.5 heads, just to see what its like.
But, I also have plans for a 22t block, and I might be interested in trying the 2.5 heads, just to see what its like.
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ej20k heads would be great, i dont know about the costs though. if i can make some nice power with the 2.5 heads and 2.2 block, that would be great. i dont even have an ej20g manifold right now. lol. i heard that the 2.5 DOHC intake mani might fit, i havent confirmed it yet though.
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Nice job thread starter. I had some NA Phase 1 heads down at the machine shop which were waiting to be tapped for the oil drain and coolant hose. I sold them instead after measuring the cam lobes. I had already spent a bunch of time porting them but the availability of aftermarket cam costs were unrealistic.
Anyhow, I'm not sad to see them go by any means. I'm curious why some of you think that the NA 2.5 heads flow "as good as" or "better than WRX/EJ205 heads"??? I've had both, and ported both, and if anything the WRX ones look better to boot. Do you guys have some flow bench numbers or something? If not then that myth should be put to rest. Plus, the WRX cams flow much better
Anyhow, I'm not sad to see them go by any means. I'm curious why some of you think that the NA 2.5 heads flow "as good as" or "better than WRX/EJ205 heads"??? I've had both, and ported both, and if anything the WRX ones look better to boot. Do you guys have some flow bench numbers or something? If not then that myth should be put to rest. Plus, the WRX cams flow much better
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This thread should be longer than 2 pages for such a thing like this anyway I had a couple of questions, hopefully it hasnt been too long to remember. What did you have to do to use the 2.5 manifold ? Did you use the 2.5 engine harness too, or modified 2.2? and also does anyone know if you could use wrx cams in the 2.5 heads? Thanks, im thinking about using some of these heads myself.
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tmarcel wrote:Nice job thread starter. I had some NA Phase 1 heads down at the machine shop which were waiting to be tapped for the oil drain and coolant hose. I sold them instead after measuring the cam lobes. I had already spent a bunch of time porting them but the availability of aftermarket cam costs were unrealistic.
Anyhow, I'm not sad to see them go by any means. I'm curious why some of you think that the NA 2.5 heads flow "as good as" or "better than WRX/EJ205 heads"??? I've had both, and ported both, and if anything the WRX ones look better to boot. Do you guys have some flow bench numbers or something? If not then that myth should be put to rest. Plus, the WRX cams flow much better
Man it's great when noobs come on here and start running their mouths without even searching or doing their research...I believe one of the senior members did a comparison of the heads to arrive at such results...and most likely posted the info!
I don't recall the WRX heads and the Phase I 2.5 heads looking any different either...
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Here's the MYTH!
Here we have USDM EJ205 vs the '97-'99 USDM NA DOHC 2.5L head
The PORT ENTRY of the WRX are bigger, but the PORT RUNNERS are rounder and smaller than the NA DOHC 2.5L head. The NA 2.5L SOHC PORT RUNNERS are smoother and has a better splitter thus better flow than the USDM WRX heads but will not flow as well at the NA 2.5L DOHC at the upper revs.
Here we have the '97-'99 NA DOHC 2.5L head with a STi Ver 7 BIG PORT. The NA DOHC 2.5L is slightly wider, but isn't as tall at PORT ENTRY. Subaru filled the part across from the INJECTOR BOSS to increase flow for NA application at lower revs. BUT YOU CAN SEE They BOTH share the same D-STYLE PORT RUNNER casting w/ skinny splitter.
Here's the COMBUSTION CHAMBER of the STi Ver7 and 97-99 NA DOHC 2.5L head. The STi head flows better at lower lift because there's no material to block airflow like the clovered NA DOHC 2.5L head.
Here's the PORT of an STi EH20G head. The SVX ports are the same like these in casting and also SIZE. There's also valve guide support, which is not there on the newer heads; '96+ but share the same splitter. These in the pic are the factory ported ones where they sharpened the splitter and smoothed out the port entry; '95 MY head. They'd be FAT splitters like the 2nd pic (STi Vers 3; MY96).
The '96 USDM NA DOHC 2.5L BELOW DOES have the SAME casting as the STi Version 3 head. The port is not ported from factory though (although my friend did touch it some in the pic). The 1996 NA DOHC 2.5L is the only engine with BIG PORT that the US has. It has the Hydralic valvetrain stuff, the '97-99 doesn't. Everything else got smaller and smaller.
Here we have USDM EJ205 vs the '97-'99 USDM NA DOHC 2.5L head
The PORT ENTRY of the WRX are bigger, but the PORT RUNNERS are rounder and smaller than the NA DOHC 2.5L head. The NA 2.5L SOHC PORT RUNNERS are smoother and has a better splitter thus better flow than the USDM WRX heads but will not flow as well at the NA 2.5L DOHC at the upper revs.
Here we have the '97-'99 NA DOHC 2.5L head with a STi Ver 7 BIG PORT. The NA DOHC 2.5L is slightly wider, but isn't as tall at PORT ENTRY. Subaru filled the part across from the INJECTOR BOSS to increase flow for NA application at lower revs. BUT YOU CAN SEE They BOTH share the same D-STYLE PORT RUNNER casting w/ skinny splitter.
Here's the COMBUSTION CHAMBER of the STi Ver7 and 97-99 NA DOHC 2.5L head. The STi head flows better at lower lift because there's no material to block airflow like the clovered NA DOHC 2.5L head.
Here's the PORT of an STi EH20G head. The SVX ports are the same like these in casting and also SIZE. There's also valve guide support, which is not there on the newer heads; '96+ but share the same splitter. These in the pic are the factory ported ones where they sharpened the splitter and smoothed out the port entry; '95 MY head. They'd be FAT splitters like the 2nd pic (STi Vers 3; MY96).
The '96 USDM NA DOHC 2.5L BELOW DOES have the SAME casting as the STi Version 3 head. The port is not ported from factory though (although my friend did touch it some in the pic). The 1996 NA DOHC 2.5L is the only engine with BIG PORT that the US has. It has the Hydralic valvetrain stuff, the '97-99 doesn't. Everything else got smaller and smaller.
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OMFG,
We have been corrupted with a NASIOC invasion...
If someone wants to host them for me, I have 2 charts of flow numbers. These were done by Cobb at 28". They compare the SOHC Ej25, the DOHC, EJ25, the EJ205, the Ej22T, and a set of ported SOHC Ej25 heads. One chart is intake and one is exhaust.
The DOHC EJ25 heads do outflow the Ej205 heads in stock form. But it's really a mute point for us old Legacy people because without significant EM changes, our cars don't work well with the phase II cam sensors and trigger points. There's very few members here who have made the Ej205 heads work on their cars and they spent an awful lot of money to do it...
And for the record, HKS makes a cam that is a drop in replacement for the DOHC Ej25 heads. Or, you could have Web make you a cam. Or Delta. There's many options. But personally, seeing what has been done by others with those heads, I wouldn't spend my own money going that route. Many people put down well over 300whp with bone stock DOHC Ej25 heads...
We have been corrupted with a NASIOC invasion...
If someone wants to host them for me, I have 2 charts of flow numbers. These were done by Cobb at 28". They compare the SOHC Ej25, the DOHC, EJ25, the EJ205, the Ej22T, and a set of ported SOHC Ej25 heads. One chart is intake and one is exhaust.
The DOHC EJ25 heads do outflow the Ej205 heads in stock form. But it's really a mute point for us old Legacy people because without significant EM changes, our cars don't work well with the phase II cam sensors and trigger points. There's very few members here who have made the Ej205 heads work on their cars and they spent an awful lot of money to do it...
And for the record, HKS makes a cam that is a drop in replacement for the DOHC Ej25 heads. Or, you could have Web make you a cam. Or Delta. There's many options. But personally, seeing what has been done by others with those heads, I wouldn't spend my own money going that route. Many people put down well over 300whp with bone stock DOHC Ej25 heads...
1974 Porsche 914 Cam Am Limted Edition AKA the Bumble Bee
1973 Porsche 914 2.0 l -Suby swap pending
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1999 2.5RS w/ 50+ extra whp
Suby Hai!
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
Suby Hai!
Matt,
Shoot me the charts, I'll host them.
Shoot me the charts, I'll host them.
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Thanks Josh...
I apologize for the lack of actual numbers. I have them somewhere on my computer, but I just can't find them right now. My memory says Ej22T is around 180cfm, while SOHC Ej25 is around 240, for intake...
1974 Porsche 914 Cam Am Limted Edition AKA the Bumble Bee
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
Suby Hai!
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
Suby Hai!
oi! FYI, I was on NASIOC since Jan '01 when it was still i-club. I know it has changed a lot but I'm not here to start problems.Matt Monson wrote:OMFG,
We have been corrupted with a NASIOC invasion...
Just posting how the DOHC looks like compared to the WRX heads, and of course the '96 heads....etc..... I'd keep this all to myself but I'm nice enough to show the interWebs on my findings. If not appriciated then I'll just keep them to myself.
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Fuji,
Don't be so sensitive. Relax man, it was a joke. Yourself, Tmarcel, and Tzedek (not to mention azn2nr) are all pretty active on NASIOC. It was just funny to find a string of posts all in a row by you guys. I felt like I had gone through a wormhole to a thread on NASIOC...
ps. If you wanna get old skool, go look at my join date and member number on NASIOC...
And with that, let's take this topic back on track before I need to start pruning it (including my own posts)...
Don't be so sensitive. Relax man, it was a joke. Yourself, Tmarcel, and Tzedek (not to mention azn2nr) are all pretty active on NASIOC. It was just funny to find a string of posts all in a row by you guys. I felt like I had gone through a wormhole to a thread on NASIOC...
ps. If you wanna get old skool, go look at my join date and member number on NASIOC...
And with that, let's take this topic back on track before I need to start pruning it (including my own posts)...
1974 Porsche 914 Cam Am Limted Edition AKA the Bumble Bee
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
Suby Hai!
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
Suby Hai!