hi every one im looking doe a ej20 block that has already been bored to 92.5 and had a rear thurst crank conversion , i have cash waiting

 

I have a CDB for sale- not been bored though.

Give me a shout if you are struggling.

Cheers,
Chris

 

Has it had a rear thurst conversion ?

 

No- it has had no machining work done

 

Ok no worries im really looking for one thats been machined

 

Give alyn at AS performance a shout mate, he does the machining and its really not expensive

 

I would have to agree.SJ.

 

Highland Performance Development in Inverness (google them) are selling a machined block

 

.SJ.https://www.facebook.com/HPD.co.uk

 

cheers for the link stonejedi but its been bored to 93mm i need one for 92.5 gutted

 

To be honest Adam that's why I would recommend to just buy a CDB and get the machining done by Alyn of ASPerformance for your piston size requirements.SJ.

 

Have you looked on ebay there's a few on there at different prices for sale.SJ.

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/bhp/subaru-closed-deck-block.SJ.

 

i dont know if i should just go semi closed then i dont have to do a rear conversion

 

What is your BHP target?SJ.

 

Well i was think 4-450 sj

 

Semi closed block would do that comfortably all day long the engine that I have now put in my wife's car was running 430 bhp for 5 years without missing a beat so it could still be a option for you.SJ.

 

Don't get caught up on machining costs- they are not huge and most good engine builders will include that in the work

 

Well im building it myself with my mate mainly looking at options atm i think scdb will be easier build cost wise

 

Stroker?.SJ.

 

Couple of guys running over 500 on odb's so i think you will be fine at that level with a semi

 

No just a forged ej20 sj

 

Adam a SCDB will do you just fine mate,it would of been nice though to use a CDB as you are going to be doing the work yourself thus saving money on labour cost and they are definitely a stronger block but for the power you are looking a forged SCDB will be perfect,when you get up and going it would be nice to follow your progress start a thread up in projects if you have the time,all the best mate.SJ.

 

yea will do sj im a little new to scoobynet but ill get a thread up soon as i start my build

 

just found a cdb with rear conversion so its a good start

 

Good stuff.SJ.