To recap. my car has a heating/overheating/loosing coolant problem. Hoping to come across a used 2.2 to do a poor mans rebuild and slide home.
In the mean time I found this
http://portland.craigslist.org/clk/pts/207319104.html
Would this fit in my car without any major revamping?
Not interested in rewiring, reworking drivetrain, or welding things.
Once again. my rig is a 1990 subaru Legacy L N/A 2.2 with a 4EAT transmition.
engine swap, will this fit my car?
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engine swap, will this fit my car?
Dave
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It will bolt right up, but there may be some driveability issues going to the smaller displacement. You would use your intake manifold, including your wiring harness and just bolt that to the engine.
But I would say hold out for the correct engine for your car...
But I would say hold out for the correct engine for your car...
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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
Suby Hai!
Yeah, his NA 2.2 motor complete. 170k smoked a little. Isn't his car a 90 also? I really don't know for sure but Jake 15 or Tris ricer should chime in.
I think it's just what you need for a rebuilder. Can you put turbo legacy crank, rods, and pistons in these? If so I have those around if they would help too.
Keith
I think it's just what you need for a rebuilder. Can you put turbo legacy crank, rods, and pistons in these? If so I have those around if they would help too.
Keith
Retired but still rocking a 98 Coupe with the heart of a turbo legacy :)
good as sold. I have to work this weekend and not sure what next weeks scheduel is gonna look like. unless you can get a sweet deal on shipping it'll be next week before I can come up and pay for it/pick it up.
Ill post back to you sunday morning when my next day off is.
Thanks for the heads up. shes starting to idle rough so want to get to work on this ASAP.
Ill post back to you sunday morning when my next day off is.
Thanks for the heads up. shes starting to idle rough so want to get to work on this ASAP.
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The engine came out of a 91 fwd sedan. Its a run of the mill 2.2NA 170k is about right, but I'm not sure of the exact mileage.
I don't think the mileage is that big of a deal, as it was definitly under 200k. That motor shouldn't give you any trouble at all, I know it had plenty of life left for what you can expect of it.
Frantic Four is a worthy, honest, Gold-Class seller/dealer/installer/gods of Subaru and aftermarket parts. I live and die by the Frantic Four. Don't hesitate to do business with them!
In conclusion, the engine is in decent shape, and will suit your needs nicely, especially if you're just looking for a quick replacement.
I don't think the mileage is that big of a deal, as it was definitly under 200k. That motor shouldn't give you any trouble at all, I know it had plenty of life left for what you can expect of it.
Frantic Four is a worthy, honest, Gold-Class seller/dealer/installer/gods of Subaru and aftermarket parts. I live and die by the Frantic Four. Don't hesitate to do business with them!
In conclusion, the engine is in decent shape, and will suit your needs nicely, especially if you're just looking for a quick replacement.
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EJ20g 4.11 5sp LSD
[quote]e46 owners tend to be twats.
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EJ20g 4.11 5sp LSD
[quote]e46 owners tend to be twats.
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