93 wrx ra closed deck block
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You can never guarantee what engine it has,as it's 15 years old,and an import,it may have been changed.
As said above,check under the alternator to see if the block has the cross hatching first.
As said above,check under the alternator to see if the block has the cross hatching first.
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My 94 has what appears to be cross hatching right behind the alternator/ac pump, looks like a bunch of crosshairs to me so id assume she is a cdb?
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i cant see any markings like that on my block and i'm gutted thought i might of had a decent block to build from lol. but on inspection i notice my heads have the cross hatch markings???? that mean i have special heads lol or am i just wishful thinking?
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Defo forged on the right. Forged pistons are smoother.
The hatchings are casting marks as shown on the piston on the left.
Incedently an open deck 2.0L block is still good for over 500bhp. Stock liners on the 2.0L are fairly thick unlike the EJ257 Block
The hatchings are casting marks as shown on the piston on the left.
Incedently an open deck 2.0L block is still good for over 500bhp. Stock liners on the 2.0L are fairly thick unlike the EJ257 Block
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a closed block is much better than the standard open deck as it increases block regidity so it is able to withstand higher cylinder presures, this is why the common faults with the open deck is the head gaskets blow easily. closed deck the clear winner for higher boost applications
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