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Old Feb 25, 2016 | 10:56 PM
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Old Feb 26, 2016 | 07:38 AM
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What version car is it from?
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Version 5 type r
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Version 5 type r
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So should be a straight swap for v5/v6

And not a lot of work to just drop in other classics at a guess?

Not sure if it'd be much work for newer models either?
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Earlier classics would need the heads swapped along with the inlet manifold

Newage cars it would drop into and make a good upgrade for a wrx
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Originally Posted by banny sti
Earlier classics would need the heads swapped along with the inlet manifold

Newage cars it would drop into and make a good upgrade for a wrx
Would this be an open deck block?
If I wanted to put this into my v3 would I need to use my heads and inlet manifold?
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Would this be an open deck block?
If I wanted to put this into my v3 would I need to use my heads and inlet manifold?
Yes it would be an open deck block (unless changed), your heads and inlet manifold on and it will drop straight in
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Originally Posted by banny sti
Yes it would be an open deck block (unless changed), your heads and inlet manifold on and it will drop straight in

Cheers Banny

Yes odb as was told they were good for upto 500bhp I think it was.
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£500 price drop, NOW £2000 as I can't see when I will afford insurance or a scoob again.
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Finance hahaha
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Finance hahaha
Already took a loan to get the type r that the engine let go after 4 months from SVA

Then got the engine rebuilt, crashed it a few months later. Now for a 4 door sti my insurance is 1700

I guess its just not meant to be.
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Hi sorry if this is a stupid question but is this a 2.0 or 2.1 you said
2.0 as you planned on staying with the standard box, and didn't want the torque of a 2.1 stroker.
But I thought a ej20 case, sti crank, rods and 92.5 pistons were the makings of a stroker
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Originally Posted by mazbow
Hi sorry if this is a stupid question but is this a 2.0 or 2.1 you said
2.0 as you planned on staying with the standard box, and didn't want the torque of a 2.1 stroker.
But I thought a ej20 case, sti crank, rods and 92.5 pistons were the makings of a stroker
Only if it was a 2.5 sti crank
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Originally Posted by JGlanzaV
Only if it was a 2.5 sti crank
Ok i thought the 2.0L sti had a 79mm crank
So this should be ok to drop straight in to a 04 wrx without any problem?
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Originally Posted by mazbow
Ok i thought the 2.0L sti had a 79mm crank
So this should be ok to drop straight in to a 04 wrx without any problem?
I'd like to say yes for a sale, but I honestly don't know. I'm sure someone on here will know?
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if it has V3 heads on then no it wont fit a 04 straight off, you will need to swap the heads or do some jiggery pokery with your wiring and ecu etc.
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Originally Posted by timmy2take
I'd like to say yes for a sale, but I honestly don't know. I'm sure someone on here will know?
Yeah it would be handy to know because I've got mine going in to get looked at but I'm thinking it ain't going to be good news you got any photos of it
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Originally Posted by mazbow
Yeah it would be handy to know because I've got mine going in to get looked at but I'm thinking it ain't going to be good news you got any photos of it
Would the heads off a mine be ok I ain't really looking more bhp just want a reliable engine
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yes the heads would work fine from your car. Can sell the V3 heads on as they will fetch good money
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Originally Posted by JGlanzaV
if it has V3 heads on then no it wont fit a 04 straight off, you will need to swap the heads or do some jiggery pokery with your wiring and ecu etc.
Has this got V3 heads on it?
Thought they were V5?
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Originally Posted by ossett2k2
Has this got V3 heads on it?
Thought they were V5?
I don't know, it thought it was v3 from the pics of the exterior. If it's v5 it will go on the wrx above no probs .
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It's from a v5. V5 heads

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Originally Posted by timmy2take
It's from a v5. V5 heads

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No problems fitting an 04 wrx them
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Originally Posted by JGlanzaV
No problems fitting an 04 wrx them
Would I need a remap if using the td04 turbo
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You may not need a full remap, however it would be worthwhile getting it plugged in and checked once the engine is fitted and running
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Is this out of the car and ready to go
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Yes it's out the car ready to go. Based in Ashford Kent. PM me your number if you want. I need to sign up back here to reply as my inbox is full. Or I'll try and sign back up tomorrow when I'm off work.

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Originally Posted by timmy2take
Yes it's out the car ready to go. Based in Ashford Kent. PM me your number if you want. I need to sign up back here to reply as my inbox is full. Or I'll try and sign back up tomorrow when I'm off work.

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