rebuild it
This is a discussion on 05 WRX Engin problem within the Tutorials & DIY forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; I need advice On what to do. My number 3 piston has no compression. pleas help. I...
I need advice On what to do. My number 3 piston has no compression. pleas help. I
Last edited by dannyc; 01-10-2012 at 09:47 PM.
Around how much does it cost?
I was told to get a 2.2 . would that fit right in with no modifications?
erm...the 2.2l are immortals
but they are used in older imprezas (around 95~01 i think*) and legacys (89~99)
and yeah, i don't recommend doing that :S just find another ej205, they are getting cheap now around +-1.5k (in canada*) or simply rebuild it as sinister said![]()
First thing to do is find out why the existing motor failed.
Fix that cause first.
Then consider another motor. You may be able to find a 2.2L from the Smithsonian Institution I suppose. I'd not bother. First I'd see what went wrong, then figure out how to avoid having that same thing go wrong again, and then I'd do some math to see what makes more $en$e: rebuild the existing motor, replace with a used motor, replace with a new block, sell the car almost correctly fixed, sell the car as is, etc.
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What about a 2.2 stoker engine ?
Most stroker kits for the ej205 make it a 2.1L, not 2.2.. That's going to nearly double the cost, but if you're not concerned about that, I have heard good things about ej205 strokers.
I'm glad to hear that, because three months ago I had subietech of Downey CA build me a 2.2 stroker engine. It has forged heads Sti camshaft racing bearings and a high flow oil pump. I think I got a good deal I payed $4600.00 installed with a new OEM clutch . I'm wating to put in the up pipe and down pipe and Cobb tune. Any other advice?
You mean forged pistons? And I'm guessing ACL race bearings? ACL bearings aren't any better than stock, just about half the price. If by high flow oil pump you mean he used the 12mm oil pump then that could be a problem. You don't want your oil pressure to be too high or it will blow seals. Do you have an oil pressure gauge?
If the oil pressure is pretty close to stock then you should be fine, and it should run good. With that setup an 18g would be a nice turbo to run, and of course a pro tune.
12mm high flow. Is that ok ?
What about just sti turbo?
STi turbo will work, but why? Kinda like.. you can buy a car that only turns left but why?
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