2.2 Stroker Kits
19 January 2010, 05:27 PM
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2.2 Stroker Kits
Just looking on Sumo Power, and came across this set:
Cosworth Stroker Kit Subaru EJ20 (2.2L) with Forged Crank | Sumo Power | Subaru | IMPREZA GDB : 00/10 - 04/05 | The UK's Number 1 for japanese performance parts
How come no-one seems to use it? In theory surely it's better than a 2.1 stroker? Doesn't seem a bad price for all cosworth parts either.
Would that just slip straight in to a 2.0L block?
Cosworth Stroker Kit Subaru EJ20 (2.2L) with Forged Crank | Sumo Power | Subaru | IMPREZA GDB : 00/10 - 04/05 | The UK's Number 1 for japanese performance parts
How come no-one seems to use it? In theory surely it's better than a 2.1 stroker? Doesn't seem a bad price for all cosworth parts either.
Would that just slip straight in to a 2.0L block?
19 January 2010, 05:38 PM
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But it's actually only a 2.1, with a std. Subaru crank, maths.... simples.
Agree at that price it would be nice to have "Cosworth" on the parts list.
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Agree at that price it would be nice to have "Cosworth" on the parts list.
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19 January 2010, 05:54 PM
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It is a 2123 stroker (using 92.5 pistons, less with 92.25 pistons), but like Jun and HKS they insist on calling it a 2.2. If they used their 81mm stroke billet crank with 92.5 pistons you would get 2177cc which would be close enough for a 2.2 in my book!
19 January 2010, 06:51 PM
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Or you could buy one of our built 2.1 short motors for £2150 inc vat which uses the Nitrided 79mm OEM crank.
Not to forget that we can also sell you any Cosworth parts with a minimum 10% discount.
Not to forget that we can also sell you any Cosworth parts with a minimum 10% discount.
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19 February 2010, 10:17 AM
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£1000+ for an extra 50cc is bonkers, you'd be better off using the money to source an EJ22T block for a 2.35.....
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