This video was fantastic. I am saving up for an FA20DIT rebuild and have been trying to learn more about the Subaru engines in general. This was exactly what I was looking for.
Really appreciate the technical information and example engines you set aside to demonstrate to us. I'm pretty much just a beginner when it comes to motors, but thanks to channels like yours I'm understanding and expanding my mechanical knowledge. Fantastic to get ideas and know what is possible from experts like yourselves. My EJ20 is currently undergoing an engine rebuild here in Auckland NZ, and I'm learning heaps in the process. I have been documenting the progress in a special video series called "Project WRX" on our UA-cam channel called diecasttvchannel (aka DCTV). We've subscribed to your channel and look forward to watching many more of your awesome videos. Thanks mate.
Hello. I like to video very much. I have an Ej20 with around 118 Hp, i dont know the exact engine code, and cant seem to find out wich model it came from, i have it en my vw t3 caravelle, but it just took the bevaring for the piston rods, and now im lookout for a New one, could you tell me wich engine i have, if ill send u a picture?
Thanks Brett for the insights on Subaru engines. I'm currently working on a STI conversion of my MY99 Impreza GT including the complete drivetrain with 6-speed gearbox and DCCD. I wasn't sure if the EJ207 always came with forged pistons or just specific model years. So thanks for clearing that up for me.
Run an AOS / get an equal length header (i know no more rumble)/ get it tuned according to the mods you got/ service regularly with premium synthetic oils..you'll be suprised by the ej257's efficiency & reliability 😎
Excellent video sir! Thanks for all the info - really helped to clarify the differences in motors and applications. I do have one question on the EJ207 and ‘257 (STI’s) though - Q: Are the blocks on the STI motors actually stamped “EJ207” and “EJ257” or will they still just be stamped “EJ20” and “EJ25” and then differentiated by additional stamping/coding to identify whether/not for STI application?
The flats are kinda like rotaries... You have to let them warm up before you can beat them or drive them normally. Im pretty sure 80% of people dont let their engines heat up. In an inline its less a problem.
Not discussed was the major difference when going from a 2L, in the crankshafts, rods and pistons, but should that be obvious? All newer 2L/2.5L cranks/blocks are directly interchangeable, but the stroke is different. Main & rod bearings on recent turbo EJ20 and EJ25 are identical. If you mix older stuff you will run into issues with the thrust bearing being on main #3 instead of #5. They can be machined to switch to #5.
My 2013 Scion FRS had a recall on FA20 with Valve Springs that crack and timing breaks! What I wanna know is, what i can replace it with that is a direct bolt on? EJ20 or FA20 out of the 2017 Toyota 86 GT?
Thanks you. Informative vid. I am in the market for a turbo SUV and looking at Santa Fe or Sorento. Do you deal with these models? Maybe you can shed some light on reliability of common rail fuel systems, fuel choices (reliable suppliers) and DPF filters. I am reluctant to spend a lot of money on cars with diesels that may be fragile.
Great video, I have 2x ej25 blocks one from an 08 sti, one from an 08 wrx (non sti) the casting stamps is 703 they look identical. Looking to use one in my bug eye. Are these identical blocks? Pistons rod crank? Or does the sti version have any stronger internals?
I just bought a 99 Forester S with the EJ25. Has 110,000 miles on it. It sounds pretty good and your video was very helpful. I dont know much about these engines. I live in Amaerica and I like my V8s lol. Is there anything I should really worry about these engines or are they pretty reliable?
I’ve just bought a ‘05/‘06 Liberty GTb tuned bySTI which I’m assuming is the twin turbo EJ20t? Is it possible to swap it for a ej207 straight out of an actual STI? Does anything else need to be changed? Due to physical constraints I had to buy auto, would the gearbox be able to support the extra load? Is there anything that could be improved with the gearbox? TCU tune? I LOVE the size and shape of the gen4 Lib wagon but I’m coming from a Golf R wagon and could always use MOAR. I’m in AUS so would have to get you guys MRT to look at it, I just wanted to ask first so as not to waste time for either of us. Cheers!
At the 5:00 mark you talk about the FA series "being a worthwhile engine from a performance point of view". That was in 2016, do you feel the same way about them now, 5 years later? Also, I've read that the FA series uses the same piston make up that the EJ series did, which made them brittle. Are the FA series pistons also brittle like the EJ series or are they stronger than the EJ series?
Hey I have a 2008 Subaru Impreza wrx 2.5 turbocharged with an engine EJ25 and I bought a new engine but this one is JE20 almost everything is the same from the old one but have 3 hoses i think is for the coolant but for the old engine only has 2 on the engine so my question is the engine gonna fit on my old engine?
hey, im a big fan from brasil, I watch all your videos. I have an ej207 that spun bearing and had a cilinder scraped by the piston, with some axyal spacing on the crank... and my friend has a ej204 that is disassembled and ready to sell. is it possible to assemble this ej204 block with ej204 crank, ej207 pistons, rods, heads and eletronics? (i have a spare piston to replace but a ej207 block is too expensive here in brasil) regards and thanks for sharing so much valuable infos on subaru engines!!
What type of turbo kit would you suggest for a 2016 subaru liberty 2.5 premium? i dont intend to race or anything like that. Just looking for something that will spool up quickly for better performance from low RPM. The CVT seems to be flat until it hits the 3500-4000rpm range. I have read in the US Subaru released a Legacy 2.5 B4 Turbo.
Great video on the differences of the Subaru lineup of engines. And, I am glad you said engine instead of motor. ;) Do you all know of any reputable places in the good ol'e USA that we can look into for Subaru engine builds? Thank you either way.
One question regarding the ej20, the wrx block it self is the same as the sti one? Only the inside is different? So it would be possible to just put in the internal if the sti ej207 and i would have all the same advantages? Greeting from Europe
Not sure if people are still active in these comment sections. I have a scion FRS and I am looking to swap an EJ motor from a salvaged WRX or WRX STI. Im looking for an EJ motor that has forged internals from the factory. Which engine should I be looking for and which Subi does it come out of? Doesn't matter if its 2.0 or 2.5 liter. I would appreciate the info thank you!
Bought a used '10 STI with a rod knock engine that turned to have a 2.0L 207 engine in instead of 2.5L 257 usdm that it supposed to have and now I don't know if that's a bad thing or a good thing
Hi.. I bought a Subaru ej20 (written on engine body) imported engine (so I have no vin).. I was told by the seller that it came from Australia and probably MY 00-07.. the motor number is 730128 and has 4 valves per cylinder... is there anyway I can know more information on this engine trim and specs.. I searched a lot online and I’m can’t be sure what exactly is it.. any pointers will be very useful..
Hi mate. Id love to see a video on differences between the different ej20 blocks. Have bought a TT legacy as an engine donor for my beetle- its an ej20h but no idea how that compares to similar years wrx motors etx
So what of those engine is the best engine for a impreza that i can built and stay strong. All the letters and numbers gets me all confuse. I have my eyes on a 2005 rs impreza, obviously i want a better engine to run. When i mean to run is race another car. I knew that to get more hp i have to upgrade internals and everything. I heard something about hybrid but dont know what that is.
Do you guys have any video on what stuff you use for your rebuilds? or a rebuild video? Ive heard the head gasket and cylinder head bolts needs to be of specific brands or Subaru themselves.
I recently bought a 2010 Subaru Forester (non turbo) which I bought knowing it's an STI. It has the STI badge at the back. The Engine is EJ204. Is it possible that it's actually an STI engine? Am not very good in knowing the differences. If anybody could help I would appreciate. Thank you!
I can answer that for you easily. NONE !!! An airplane will require an engine similar to a marine engine - they need a very flat power and torque curve throughout the rpm range. These engines are all designed with a peak torque and power at specific rpm. Put a simpler way, for that aplication you need an engine that will produce, lets say 200 hp at 1200rpm, and still 200 hp at 4500 rpm, with little variation. Look for a marine engine.
hmm , not sure what I was thinking late at night, but the answer is still blatantly NONE. You need an air cooled engine. There is no way you are going to get a rad etc on an ultra light. You need an engine designed for that exact purpose :)
Actually, these engines are quite popular in autogyros, which are often enthusiast home built small aircraft. I have been a passenger in a two seater autogyro with a scooby turbo flat four. I didn't ask the owner which version, but it was beautifully built.
almanu04 get an evo! Some dealerships still have them and are letting them go for less than msrp. I picked up a brand new 2014 evo x gsr in July 2016 for $30,999. Came out to $34k and some change with taxes and license. I can beat on that engine and I don't have to worry about engine issues. But if you really want reliable hp, get a mustang gt. I have (still have it) a 2012 mustang gt and have zero engine problems. It has 77,000 miles. You can get these for even less. Both my cars are stock and I drive them hard.
Seems the EJ257 is mainly made to cater to the US market which has shitty gas vs. Japan and other parts of the world. This explains why JDM Impreza STI always exclusively employed the EJ207 but thanks to a twin-scroll turbo, significantly higher redline (the forged pistons?) makes equal hp to the larger EJ257 but in a smaller package. The EJ257 makes better torque which Americans seem to want in cars which is likely why it continues to be employed after all these years. However knowing this I wonder how Subaru will go from here, as separate castings & engine sizes are going to be costly for the small company. Given the new Ascent announced the FA24, would the USDM & EU market get a FA24 powered STI while JDM switches over to a high-tune FA20, or all future STI would use one single engine size?
I have an EJ20 in my forester 06 model. Can I put an EJ25 in it without any trouble? I have a Hyundai computer which caused that horrible hesitation with that model. Its been sorted but it still doesn't run quite right.
What does the new Forester XT have and how reliable is it? I had a turbo fail on my Audi A4 thus I am hesitating on getting another turbo charged vehicle. I know Subaru engine tend to use up oil, does that include the XT?
This video was fantastic. I am saving up for an FA20DIT rebuild and have been trying to learn more about the Subaru engines in general. This was exactly what I was looking for.
Really appreciate the technical information and example engines you set aside to demonstrate to us. I'm pretty much just a beginner when it comes to motors, but thanks to channels like yours I'm understanding and expanding my mechanical knowledge. Fantastic to get ideas and know what is possible from experts like yourselves. My EJ20 is currently undergoing an engine rebuild here in Auckland NZ, and I'm learning heaps in the process. I have been documenting the progress in a special video series called "Project WRX" on our UA-cam channel called diecasttvchannel (aka DCTV). We've subscribed to your channel and look forward to watching many more of your awesome videos. Thanks mate.
Great video...
You could do something similar on turbos. Subaru have used td04, vf22, vf28....
ok
Hello. I like to video very much. I have an Ej20 with around 118 Hp, i dont know the exact engine code, and cant seem to find out wich model it came from, i have it en my vw t3 caravelle, but it just took the bevaring for the piston rods, and now im lookout for a New one, could you tell me wich engine i have, if ill send u a picture?
This was very informative for me thanks for going into these details.
Great insight into these Subaru engines. Glad the brz can handle power. Great expertise
2015, FA20 WRX here! I hope it holds up!
ALT3REDB3AST has it held up?
Great video! Great to hear from a Subaru expert on the various engines and there differences.
thanks
Love your videos! Very informative! Keep them coming especially the FA20 updates and info!
Wow! Great video-thanks. Good to know that my brand new 17 STI has hypereutectic pistons.
Peter Varacalli sarcasm? lol
Yeah.... Im just getting an 04 and swapping for a ej207.
Inverted V12 Powerhouse army the ej207 a lot more expensive than a ej205
Thanks Brett for the insights on Subaru engines. I'm currently working on a STI conversion of my MY99 Impreza GT including the complete drivetrain with 6-speed gearbox and DCCD. I wasn't sure if the EJ207 always came with forged pistons or just specific model years. So thanks for clearing that up for me.
Version 5 and 6 EJ207 never had forged pistons regardless of what he said in the video. I think the RA models might have but not a normal STi.
Or wait, I think it's Version 8 and up that used Hyper-Euteric crappy pistons, the older STi's (like my Version 4 STi) had forged pistons.
5/6 sti ej207 is forged pistons, they also have a smaller piston skirt than previous versions (I pulled one apart not that long ago)
Run an AOS / get an equal length header (i know no more rumble)/ get it tuned according to the mods you got/ service regularly with premium synthetic oils..you'll be suprised by the ej257's efficiency & reliability 😎
Ive got all that and more but still would not want to push past 350awhp on the stock ej257 block
should do a video on the differences of the ej22e, ej222, ej22t, and ej22g
And note what can fit what with no mods needed please .
forgot the ej20k
Fantastic information.but I have a question . I have a 2003 Subaru Forester X 2.5L MT (EJ251) Can I swap the engine EJ251 to 2014 or 2015 upper ?
Excellent video sir! Thanks for all the info - really helped to clarify the differences in motors and applications.
I do have one question on the EJ207 and ‘257 (STI’s) though - Q: Are the blocks on the STI motors actually stamped “EJ207” and “EJ257” or will they still just be stamped “EJ20” and “EJ25” and then differentiated by additional stamping/coding to identify whether/not for STI application?
I'm so glad I found your channel. This is incredibly informative!! Thanks :)
Man learned so much, so specific and so on point.
my f20 rod knocked bone stock no mods toyota didnt want to help me and wanted 10k$ 32k miles on the motor.. sued the fuckers now i have a sti :)
thatonebeone I have a friend that had the same issue with his stock STI @ 18k... After the law suite he now driving 3 series.
john jay That's funny because my 5 Subarus (all turbo and tuned ) I've had over the years have been reliable as fuck.
The flats are kinda like rotaries... You have to let them warm up before you can beat them or drive them normally. Im pretty sure 80% of people dont let their engines heat up. In an inline its less a problem.
Inverted V12 Powerhouse Care to explain why?
Very interesting show in my 2019 Toyota 86 I have a fa20 which is the newest boxer engine
Very informative, thank you.
Not discussed was the major difference when going from a 2L, in the crankshafts, rods and pistons, but should that be obvious?
All newer 2L/2.5L cranks/blocks are directly interchangeable, but the stroke is different. Main & rod bearings on recent turbo EJ20 and EJ25 are identical. If you mix older stuff you will run into issues with the thrust bearing being on main #3 instead of #5. They can be machined to switch to #5.
All those engines and my 2001 Legacy outback in the carport needing one...✌️😢👍
He's like my well informed Subaru 'Aussie' uncle. 😄
My 2013 Scion FRS had a recall on FA20 with Valve Springs that crack and timing breaks! What I wanna know is, what i can replace it with that is a direct bolt on? EJ20 or FA20 out of the 2017 Toyota 86 GT?
The newer fa20s are better but you could also just get new valve springs
Thanks you. Informative vid. I am in the market for a turbo SUV and looking at Santa Fe or Sorento. Do you deal with these models?
Maybe you can shed some light on reliability of common rail fuel systems, fuel choices (reliable suppliers) and DPF filters. I am reluctant to spend a lot of money on cars with diesels that may be fragile.
Great video, I have 2x ej25 blocks one from an 08 sti, one from an 08 wrx (non sti) the casting stamps is 703 they look identical. Looking to use one in my bug eye. Are these identical blocks? Pistons rod crank? Or does the sti version have any stronger internals?
From the us doing a RHD swap on a outback legacy with a twin scroll 2.0 not forged unfortunately
"the heads have had a birthday" hahahahahaha never heard anybody say that about new parts!!
I just bought a 99 Forester S with the EJ25. Has 110,000 miles on it. It sounds pretty good and your video was very helpful. I dont know much about these engines. I live in Amaerica and I like my V8s lol. Is there anything I should really worry about these engines or are they pretty reliable?
I’ve just bought a ‘05/‘06 Liberty GTb tuned bySTI which I’m assuming is the twin turbo EJ20t? Is it possible to swap it for a ej207 straight out of an actual STI? Does anything else need to be changed? Due to physical constraints I had to buy auto, would the gearbox be able to support the extra load? Is there anything that could be improved with the gearbox? TCU tune? I LOVE the size and shape of the gen4 Lib wagon but I’m coming from a Golf R wagon and could always use MOAR. I’m in AUS so would have to get you guys MRT to look at it, I just wanted to ask first so as not to waste time for either of us. Cheers!
Thanks for the information. Love the channel.
Love the simplicity.
At the 5:00 mark you talk about the FA series "being a worthwhile engine from a performance point of view". That was in 2016, do you feel the same way about them now, 5 years later? Also, I've read that the FA series uses the same piston make up that the EJ series did, which made them brittle. Are the FA series pistons also brittle like the EJ series or are they stronger than the EJ series?
Hey I have a 2008 Subaru Impreza wrx 2.5 turbocharged with an engine EJ25 and I bought a new engine but this one is JE20 almost everything is the same from the old one but have 3 hoses i think is for the coolant but for the old engine only has 2 on the engine so my question is the engine gonna fit on my old engine?
hey, im a big fan from brasil, I watch all your videos. I have an ej207 that spun bearing and had a cilinder scraped by the piston, with some axyal spacing on the crank... and my friend has a ej204 that is disassembled and ready to sell. is it possible to assemble this ej204 block with ej204 crank, ej207 pistons, rods, heads and eletronics? (i have a spare piston to replace but a ej207 block is too expensive here in brasil) regards and thanks for sharing so much valuable infos on subaru engines!!
What type of turbo kit would you suggest for a 2016 subaru liberty 2.5 premium? i dont intend to race or anything like that. Just looking for something that will spool up quickly for better performance from low RPM. The CVT seems to be flat until it hits the 3500-4000rpm range. I have read in the US Subaru released a Legacy 2.5 B4 Turbo.
Great video on the differences of the Subaru lineup of engines. And, I am glad you said engine instead of motor. ;)
Do you all know of any reputable places in the good ol'e USA that we can look into for Subaru engine builds? Thank you either way.
North of 16k on my 2015 STI build at the moment. 675bhp
Wowowo awsome video
Can you do a rundown of all the 6 cylinder engines like you are doing on the 4s?
could you do a video on what JDM engines can be swapped into certain USDM models specifically the bugeye?
One question regarding the ej20, the wrx block it self is the same as the sti one? Only the inside is different? So it would be possible to just put in the internal if the sti ej207 and i would have all the same advantages?
Greeting from Europe
great video, makes me wanna bring my subie over to your shop in australia to modify it :D
Amazing explanation thank you!!
Not sure if people are still active in these comment sections. I have a scion FRS and I am looking to swap an EJ motor from a salvaged WRX or WRX STI. Im looking for an EJ motor that has forged internals from the factory. Which engine should I be looking for and which Subi does it come out of? Doesn't matter if its 2.0 or 2.5 liter. I would appreciate the info thank you!
super informative!! well done!
thanks
Bought a used '10 STI with a rod knock engine that turned to have a 2.0L 207 engine in instead of 2.5L 257 usdm that it supposed to have and now I don't know if that's a bad thing or a good thing
I'm kinda new to the ej25 motor. I have a 01 impreza rs2.5. Nothing extra just stock, do sti come in ej25 engines too or only ej20?
Hi.. I bought a Subaru ej20 (written on engine body) imported engine (so I have no vin).. I was told by the seller that it came from Australia and probably MY 00-07.. the motor number is 730128 and has 4 valves per cylinder... is there anyway I can know more information on this engine trim and specs.. I searched a lot online and I’m can’t be sure what exactly is it.. any pointers will be very useful..
If you have an ej205 in an impreza rs 05, are you able to swap to a ej207 direct?
Interesting video, nice calendar.
Is the liberty ej20t and s-gt ej20t has the same engine or there is difference?
And my question is seen I have a fa20 boxer engine is where would I look for heads for that engine
great info!
will a 2005 ej20 wrx sti engine go straight into a version 1 wrx with little having to be changed?
very informative cool thanks man
Hi mate. Id love to see a video on differences between the different ej20 blocks. Have bought a TT legacy as an engine donor for my beetle- its an ej20h but no idea how that compares to similar years wrx motors etx
Which its the best and easy engine swap for a 2003 aubaru legacy wagon L?
So what of those engine is the best engine for a impreza that i can built and stay strong. All the letters and numbers gets me all confuse. I have my eyes on a 2005 rs impreza, obviously i want a better engine to run. When i mean to run is race another car. I knew that to get more hp i have to upgrade internals and everything. I heard something about hybrid but dont know what that is.
So can I put all the parts from EJ257 to my EJ205 built shortblock ?
Do you guys have any video on what stuff you use for your rebuilds? or a rebuild video? Ive heard the head gasket and cylinder head bolts needs to be of specific brands or Subaru themselves.
sorry not in that detail
Which gearbox properly suits ej25 Subaru forester?
wow awesome video, very informative
Hello brothers, i has question : you can put turbo a naturally aspirated engine uj255?
v7 ej207 vs v8 ej207 ? ej207 is stronger to my understanding ?
I recently bought a 2010 Subaru Forester (non turbo) which I bought knowing it's an STI. It has the STI badge at the back. The Engine is EJ204. Is it possible that it's actually an STI engine? Am not very good in knowing the differences. If anybody could help I would appreciate. Thank you!
great info!!
Nice video mate
Que motor es mejor? Ej o Fa. Saludos desde chile
Any heads up for 2013 WRX common problems?
Was thinking of getting an 08 Sti.. Is the fa20 a better bet in the g4 wrx?
So Ej207 with a modern twin scroll turbo is the way to go?
Are there cast iron blocks for subarus to mate to an aluminum head
what are the best turbos to use for the 4 door sti engines the ej20 with 207 block
I love FA's. I love ej's too. I just love subies.
Great video!
Fanbtastic video, thanks a lot.
just to clarify a 1999 subaru outback engine would be dohc and would need new heads before you would even consider adding a turbo to it?
How do you get these engines so clean ! Look how big that engine in the back is..looks really wide.
thanks for informative video , can you advise me which of these engine would be better for ultralight airplane
hmmm, not sure,we have never done one for that application
I can answer that for you easily. NONE !!! An airplane will require an engine similar to a marine engine - they need a very flat power and torque curve throughout the rpm range. These engines are all designed with a peak torque and power at specific rpm. Put a simpler way, for that aplication you need an engine that will produce, lets say 200 hp at 1200rpm, and still 200 hp at 4500 rpm, with little variation. Look for a marine engine.
hmm , not sure what I was thinking late at night, but the answer is still blatantly NONE. You need an air cooled engine. There is no way you are going to get a rad etc on an ultra light. You need an engine designed for that exact purpose :)
Actually, these engines are quite popular in autogyros, which are often enthusiast home built small aircraft. I have been a passenger in a two seater autogyro with a scooby turbo flat four. I didn't ask the owner which version, but it was beautifully built.
Great vid good information!
Can the ej20 and the ej255 use the same clutch kit system??
Is the block to bell housing bolts pattern same on fb20d an fI20?
i guess im screwed coz i got the 2016 sti. it sucks paying all that money and have a weak motor. whats your advice? maybe trading it in?
wait for the new STi with the FA20 OR trade it for a WRX!
almanu04 get an evo! Some dealerships still have them and are letting them go for less than msrp. I picked up a brand new 2014 evo x gsr in July 2016 for $30,999. Came out to $34k and some change with taxes and license. I can beat on that engine and I don't have to worry about engine issues.
But if you really want reliable hp, get a mustang gt. I have (still have it) a 2012 mustang gt and have zero engine problems. It has 77,000 miles. You can get these for even less.
Both my cars are stock and I drive them hard.
can you do a video for the twin turbo ej20 how different are they to the ej20 sti or 2.5?
Great info, thank you.
thanks
Can you give dimensions of the FA 20? (Length/height/width)?
Jacob Chebul You probably can find this information on the Wikipedia page or Subaru webpage.,
t's your personal favorite engine betwin 2.0 and 2.5 liter (years 2000-2009) thank you so much :0)
?
What did the owner do to bring in an FA20 engine into the shop so quickly?
Love your videos very informative for Subie enthusiasts!
thanks
great video ! thanks
The Aussies are Badass! Go MRT!
I had an ej20x swapped in my legacy can you tell me what it is?
It's just a jdm engine 2liter instead of the 2.5 that it comes with. It has a higher static compression so you can't run as much boost.
Seems the EJ257 is mainly made to cater to the US market which has shitty gas vs. Japan and other parts of the world. This explains why JDM Impreza STI always exclusively employed the EJ207 but thanks to a twin-scroll turbo, significantly higher redline (the forged pistons?) makes equal hp to the larger EJ257 but in a smaller package. The EJ257 makes better torque which Americans seem to want in cars which is likely why it continues to be employed after all these years.
However knowing this I wonder how Subaru will go from here, as separate castings & engine sizes are going to be costly for the small company. Given the new Ascent announced the FA24, would the USDM & EU market get a FA24 powered STI while JDM switches over to a high-tune FA20, or all future STI would use one single engine size?
IYO, has Subbie fixed their famous ''blown head gaskets'' issues with their newer models, say 2016 onwards ? Thanks for the great video.
My legacy 2012 ,i changed engine because blown head gasket 😟. Shit engine. I think so right now is a Fa engine or Ej25
I have an EJ20 in my forester 06 model. Can I put an EJ25 in it without any trouble? I have a Hyundai computer which caused that horrible hesitation with that model. Its been sorted but it still doesn't run quite right.
best call us
Have you had or dismissed the idea of a front mounted turbo setup on an EJ engine in a GC8? Would you advice against such a configuration?
for road cars a FMIC these days is not needed unless you plan HUGE mods
How much u guys pay for cores ej25 short blocks got 10 units
What does the new Forester XT have and how reliable is it? I had a turbo fail on my Audi A4 thus I am hesitating on getting another turbo charged vehicle. I know Subaru engine tend to use up oil, does that include the XT?
they are a good car
Bad ass video! Thanks
Great video! Cheers m8
thanks