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The Trooper 1815 25 May 2012 08:59 AM


Originally Posted by BBB3 (Post 10636175)
why stick a RB5 ? just a uk turbo 2000 engine....

i'd go 2.5 jdm with vf43

Foggy STi Engine then.

trails 25 May 2012 09:35 AM

Second hand newage JDM bottom end (that's a 2.0), and re-use as many of your exsiting ancilleries as you can. One important thing to consider is your gearbox; a standard v5\6 box won't last long at over 300lbs\ft.

TonyBurns 25 May 2012 10:49 AM

The 2.5 in the Foggy is the same as you get in the UK/US hawk STI, ie it still sucks, but its tuned to 265ps rather than 300 so no where near as strained.

Tony:)

TEAM78 26 May 2012 10:05 PM

Just bought an engine of a guy at work so he can't run far if it screws up. The price made it worth the chance with him insisting it was a low mileage UK 2000 engine and in good working order. collect on Thursday to fit it over the next week or so. The Subaru is surprisingly easy to work on actually. Engine swaps so far don't seem too bad. I held back on spending big as I have another car project on the go which I want to complete this year and saving to get a decent P1. that's the car I really want but want to keep my current one all good until I'm ready to buy a P1. (BTW the other car project is a Maestro turbo, yes I know but with only 41 left road legal and got the bits for a 350hp engine it's a quirky car, albeit a BL car lol)


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