EJ22T block with MY98 heads...
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Hi:
Does anyone have tried this? Is a "Plug and play" operation? What kind of mods you have to do? or simply Am I crazy in the brain?
The stroke is the same in EJ20 and EJ22 but the bore is different. The compression in both, EJ22 turbo and EJ20G is 8,0:1. There is a guy in Aus who did this with his Legacy RS, but I'd like to know if some scooby guy did this.
Thanks in advance
Does anyone have tried this? Is a "Plug and play" operation? What kind of mods you have to do? or simply Am I crazy in the brain?
The stroke is the same in EJ20 and EJ22 but the bore is different. The compression in both, EJ22 turbo and EJ20G is 8,0:1. There is a guy in Aus who did this with his Legacy RS, but I'd like to know if some scooby guy did this.
Thanks in advance
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And flucking up the compression ratios!
Long as the compressrion ratios are good then you are fine.
But ideally I would port and polish the heads to suit the 2.2 as I had done on mine.
I have an EJ22 block with Cosworth Pistons etc as well as heads that have been ported to suit.
I also have a EJ20 converted to a 2.2 and again ported and polished to suit.
Long as the compressrion ratios are good then you are fine.
But ideally I would port and polish the heads to suit the 2.2 as I had done on mine.
I have an EJ22 block with Cosworth Pistons etc as well as heads that have been ported to suit.
I also have a EJ20 converted to a 2.2 and again ported and polished to suit.
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Originally Posted by CustomScoobyIOM
And flucking up the compression ratios!
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Originally Posted by M0NEY
Couple of people running 2.5 now with std heads and not buggering up compression ratios - and they seem to be going quite well
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Or Are we missing something? because these could be a very cheap stroker kit...
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Originally Posted by Fredysan
Or Are we missing something? because these could be a very cheap stroker kit...
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Originally Posted by M0NEY
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I think it could be a good price for a 2.2 stroker....
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