So I killed my 2.2t does anyone have a long block laying around? could I run a 2.5 long block with my turbo set up with stock boost? Is there any good machine shops in Portland, or sw wa. that deal with subies?
Thanks in advance for any help!
Anyone have a 22t long block for sale in portland or sw wa.?
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Re: Anyone have a 22t long block for sale in portland or sw
there's a guy in camas that rebulds subaru motors..he just raised his rates though
1994 SS "JDM-OEM"
1997 2.5gt wagon, ricebowl, 207 swapped
1999 lifted 2.5gt wagon,"tokyo weekender"
1994 gt wagon, next build
1994 turbo wagon
1997 2.5gt wagon, ricebowl, 207 swapped
1999 lifted 2.5gt wagon,"tokyo weekender"
1994 gt wagon, next build
1994 turbo wagon
Re: Anyone have a 22t long block for sale in portland or sw
Hi, This should be in the Parts Shed: WTB: EJ22T Long Block.
BTW, I have one from a '93, w/about 150K. I'm near Spokane, in Coeur d'alene, ID.
If interested, tell me you price range.
RE EJ25: Wouldn't run more than 5-6 psi on that block, if you want it to last. Stock boost is 8.7psi. Also, depending on the generation of EJ25, the older DOHC is much easier to make work w/the stock car. The newer SOHC will be a wiring PITA....and don't forget you'll have to fab up some way to get coolant and oil to the turbo.
Thanks
Td
BTW, I have one from a '93, w/about 150K. I'm near Spokane, in Coeur d'alene, ID.
If interested, tell me you price range.
RE EJ25: Wouldn't run more than 5-6 psi on that block, if you want it to last. Stock boost is 8.7psi. Also, depending on the generation of EJ25, the older DOHC is much easier to make work w/the stock car. The newer SOHC will be a wiring PITA....and don't forget you'll have to fab up some way to get coolant and oil to the turbo.
Thanks
Td
Turbo Subies:
'87 GL-10 Turbo - SOLD
'90 BJ EJ22T/DOHC & 5speed swap - SOLD
'04 FXT, Forged internals, VF39, STI TMIC, Cobb AP- SOLD
'93 Legacy SS - 5-speed, SOLD :-(
'02 WRX -SOLD
'96 BD-turbo'd-SOLD
'98 SF - NA-T
'87 GL-10 Turbo - SOLD
'90 BJ EJ22T/DOHC & 5speed swap - SOLD
'04 FXT, Forged internals, VF39, STI TMIC, Cobb AP- SOLD
'93 Legacy SS - 5-speed, SOLD :-(
'02 WRX -SOLD
'96 BD-turbo'd-SOLD
'98 SF - NA-T