Sxvmark Posted March 29, 2015 Posted March 29, 2015 Just saying hi just aquired a wrx v2 that needs botto end doing but other than that it's my 1St scooby ive had most makes so I now have the green meanie ..... Well hopefully it will be.
Jay762 Posted March 29, 2015 Posted March 29, 2015 Wotcha and welcome - loving the colour scheme - clearly you are a bit of a shrinking wallflower :D
stants Posted March 29, 2015 Posted March 29, 2015 Hi welcome, sounds like a project thread in the making ! 1
Sxvmark Posted March 29, 2015 Author Posted March 29, 2015 Wotcha and welcome - loving the colour scheme - clearly you are a bit of a shrinking wallflower :D Lol cheers Jay needs a bit of engine work bottom end but the rest of the cars quite good
Jay762 Posted March 29, 2015 Posted March 29, 2015 check out Savages thread for possible inspiration http://uk.subaruownersclub.com/forums/topic/3094-a-few-pics-of-my-project-so-far/
savage bulldogs Posted March 30, 2015 Posted March 30, 2015 Hi n welcome to soc you certainly won't have any trouble finding that in a car park , both of my classics are common silver . If you're looking for a replacement long engine (block n heads) any v1 (93) to v4 (98) will be a straight swap[emoji6] although the v1/v2 has a phase 1 inlet and the v3/v4 has a phase 1.5 inlet (different shape and turbo entry) your phase 1 inlet , turbo and auxiliaries will fit to v3/v4 heads as the inlet stud pattern is the same
Sxvmark Posted March 30, 2015 Author Posted March 30, 2015 Hi n welcome to soc you certainly won't have any trouble finding that in a car park , both of my classics are common silver . If you're looking for a replacement long engine (block n heads) any v1 (93) to v4 (98) will be a straight swap[emoji6] although the v1/v2 has a phase 1 inlet and the v3/v4 has a phase 1.5 inlet (different shape and turbo entry) your phase 1 inlet , turbo and auxiliaries will fit to v3/v4 heads as the inlet stud pattern is the same wiThink I'll go your route your build seem the way I would go 350 bhp will do me plenty enough for road use
Sxvmark Posted April 1, 2015 Author Posted April 1, 2015 Hi n welcome to soc you certainly won't have any trouble finding that in a car park , both of my classics are common silver . If you're looking for a replacement long engine (block n heads) any v1 (93) to v4 (98) will be a straight swap[emoji6] although the v1/v2 has a phase 1 inlet and the v3/v4 has a phase 1.5 inlet (different shape and turbo entry) your phase 1 inlet , turbo and auxiliaries will fit to v3/v4 heads as the inlet stud pattern is the same wi Think I'll go your route your build seem the way I would go 350 bhp will do me plenty enough for road use What sort of money am I looking at to do a rebuild like yours mind you mines an open deck block so may have to find a knicked one
savage bulldogs Posted April 1, 2015 Posted April 1, 2015 Does depend on target power and whether you want to wait for bargains to crop up or buy it all at once . 350 hp is about the limit for the classic drive train so if you're aiming for about 400 hp max you'd probably be looking at about £1.5 k including machining costs if you build it yourself Open deck blocks are good for 400+ hp with the right internals of course
Sxvmark Posted April 1, 2015 Author Posted April 1, 2015 Thanks mate will go for that me thinks 1.5 k is about what I'd thought 2k if my cranks no good cheers
savage bulldogs Posted April 2, 2015 Posted April 2, 2015 yeah to be honest I forgot about the crank as mine was fine and therefore re used . You could always just buy a newage sti bottom end and bolt your heads to it [emoji6] Either way just keep everything uber clean during assembly , check everything at least twice and don't skimp on gaskets . Mine is noisy when cold but has been running 300hp+ for 8k mls and doesn't leak a drop of oil or water due to using all new genuine gaskets
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