Closed deck Engine swap!
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Closed deck Engine swap!
Hi, can anybody tell me what it would ultimately take to get a 2.1 closed deck to work with a set spec c big port heads? And what it would take to get it working in a 03 wrx?
Also what are the benefits with going with 93mm pistons over 92.5mm?
Thanks, Toby
Also what are the benefits with going with 93mm pistons over 92.5mm?
Thanks, Toby
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Wiring looms
Converted ecu (alcatek) or syvecs
Crank pulley
Pipework
Cam covers
Plus upgrading them with cams valves etc.
I'd stick with v6 heads with some porting and polishing. Plus it's a lot easier finding agood set of v6 co pared to avcs
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Lots. As there is no point putting standard heads in there.
Wiring looms
Converted ecu (alcatek) or syvecs
Crank pulley
Pipework
Cam covers
Plus upgrading them with cams valves etc.
I'd stick with v6 heads with some porting and polishing. Plus it's a lot easier finding agood set of v6 co pared to avcs
Wiring looms
Converted ecu (alcatek) or syvecs
Crank pulley
Pipework
Cam covers
Plus upgrading them with cams valves etc.
I'd stick with v6 heads with some porting and polishing. Plus it's a lot easier finding agood set of v6 co pared to avcs
Thanks for you're help and knowledge !!!
I'm on the hunt for some good condition v6 heads now, don't suppose you know the differences between v3 and v6 sti heads?
Thanks, Toby
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Cool just got hold of a set of v6 heads, do you think it's worth going shimless buckets on the v6's or stick with the oem shim under buckets? And what would be the best intake manfold to run do you reckon?
Thanks a lot
Thanks a lot
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Stick with your inlet and under shim buckets unless you're going to start spending massive money and go for extreme power
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And i take it i'll be alright to use a 92-95 timing kit with the v6 heads?
Thanks
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Timing kit is on the block so use the one to suit your block
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What size injectors do you reckon for 500bhp? And should i do billet fuel rails and parellel fuel lines?
Thanks
#17
Apologies if I've missed something: you have a 2.1 CDB, with V6 heads, going in to an '03 WRX?
From a wiring/ECU perspective the easiest is a 2001-on inlet. The engine loom will mate up directly to your car, and, if you'd gone for AVCS heads after all, you would have just needed an add-on AVCS wiring loom. Fit a newage STi ECU and then you can have it mapped for the 2.1/injectors etc.
If you already have a V5/6 inlet, you will need to sort the wiring out on the engine loom as it won't mate up properly to the car, and the idle control will definitely need a Syvecs or similar.
If you've not sourced an inlet yet, I would strongly recommend a newage one (it will fit the V6 heads) as then the wiring is a much easier task, with a much wider choice of ECUs (AlcaTek, SimTek, Syvecs, OEM etc.). If you get one with TGV's these can be "deleted" or seek out a Spec C/2005 JDM inlet which doesn't have them.
IMHO
From a wiring/ECU perspective the easiest is a 2001-on inlet. The engine loom will mate up directly to your car, and, if you'd gone for AVCS heads after all, you would have just needed an add-on AVCS wiring loom. Fit a newage STi ECU and then you can have it mapped for the 2.1/injectors etc.
If you already have a V5/6 inlet, you will need to sort the wiring out on the engine loom as it won't mate up properly to the car, and the idle control will definitely need a Syvecs or similar.
If you've not sourced an inlet yet, I would strongly recommend a newage one (it will fit the V6 heads) as then the wiring is a much easier task, with a much wider choice of ECUs (AlcaTek, SimTek, Syvecs, OEM etc.). If you get one with TGV's these can be "deleted" or seek out a Spec C/2005 JDM inlet which doesn't have them.
IMHO
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Apologies if I've missed something: you have a 2.1 CDB, with V6 heads, going in to an '03 WRX?
From a wiring/ECU perspective the easiest is a 2001-on inlet. The engine loom will mate up directly to your car, and, if you'd gone for AVCS heads after all, you would have just needed an add-on AVCS wiring loom. Fit a newage STi ECU and then you can have it mapped for the 2.1/injectors etc.
If you already have a V5/6 inlet, you will need to sort the wiring out on the engine loom as it won't mate up properly to the car, and the idle control will definitely need a Syvecs or similar.
If you've not sourced an inlet yet, I would strongly recommend a newage one (it will fit the V6 heads) as then the wiring is a much easier task, with a much wider choice of ECUs (AlcaTek, SimTek, Syvecs, OEM etc.). If you get one with TGV's these can be "deleted" or seek out a Spec C/2005 JDM inlet which doesn't have them.
IMHO
From a wiring/ECU perspective the easiest is a 2001-on inlet. The engine loom will mate up directly to your car, and, if you'd gone for AVCS heads after all, you would have just needed an add-on AVCS wiring loom. Fit a newage STi ECU and then you can have it mapped for the 2.1/injectors etc.
If you already have a V5/6 inlet, you will need to sort the wiring out on the engine loom as it won't mate up properly to the car, and the idle control will definitely need a Syvecs or similar.
If you've not sourced an inlet yet, I would strongly recommend a newage one (it will fit the V6 heads) as then the wiring is a much easier task, with a much wider choice of ECUs (AlcaTek, SimTek, Syvecs, OEM etc.). If you get one with TGV's these can be "deleted" or seek out a Spec C/2005 JDM inlet which doesn't have them.
IMHO
Would this work for my needs?...http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/JDM-Subaru...MAAOSwIzNXO2o5
Thanks a lot
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Awesome thanks for you help!
Would this work for my needs?...http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/JDM-Subaru...MAAOSwIzNXO2o5
Thanks a lot
Would this work for my needs?...http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/JDM-Subaru...MAAOSwIzNXO2o5
Thanks a lot
#21
Awesome thanks for you help!
Would this work for my needs?...http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/JDM-Subaru...MAAOSwIzNXO2o5
Thanks a lot
Would this work for my needs?...http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/JDM-Subaru...MAAOSwIzNXO2o5
Thanks a lot
#23
Cool, yeah ill have a look about and see if i can find anything for cheaper lol
I can see me bringing it to you to finish the wiring as your only in dorset and i'm in devon, but what would be left to do on the wiring side of things?
Thanks
I can see me bringing it to you to finish the wiring as your only in dorset and i'm in devon, but what would be left to do on the wiring side of things?
Thanks
#24
If you use the OEM 2001-2005 WRX loom (or STi, but that has AVCS connectors which you won't need) then there is no wiring to do
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Thanks mate
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