EJ20G Versus EJ22T (stock USA BC-BF engine )

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EJ20G Versus EJ22T (stock USA BC-BF engine )

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Ralph,

I used Subaruparts.com to order my manuals. No probs, save this: apparently the way their order system works - you order the part and the parts person takes the order and manually enters it into a different system to actually get the part in. In my case getting the manuals from the manufacturer took a little longer than I wanted it to (2.8 weeks) so I called them up to check. Everything was situation normal, just slow. I was impressed with the fact when I called to inquire where my order was they put the guy who wrote the website up on the phone with me to track it down. Not every day you get a business that has it's own web developers in house.

-Sambo

-----Original Message-----
From: RALPH [mailto:ralph.jarvis@uk.dreamcast.com]
Sent: Friday, November 17, 2000 12:12 PM
To: BC-BFLegacyWorks@egroups.com
Subject: Re: [BC-BFLegacyWorks] EJ20G Versus EJ22T (stock USA BC-BF engine)


Bill,
Your Legacy sounds the bizz. I,m in the UK and
have a EJ20turbo saloon.and have been going mad
trying to get a bigger bonnet scoop ala WRX
in my stock hole please can you help!!!!!
Thanks Ralph.

P.S. has anybody used
www.subaruparts.com
as i want to, and i'm not sure about them, i sent
them a email inquiring after a clutch and they
didn't even reply now i find myself also in need of
a front drive shaft and want to use them.
HELP PLEASE !!!!!!!!!!



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From: "William D. Robinson" <vultureboy@mindspring.com>
To: BC-BFLegacyworks@egroups.com
Subject: [BC-BFLegacyWorks] EJ20G Versus EJ22T (stock USA BC-BF engine)

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I own a 92 5-speed sedan with a few mods and 135k miles on the original<BR>
engine. I also own a complete EJ20G (2000cc quad cam turbo engine used<BR>
outside the US) and another EJ20G with collision damage to one head and<BR>
camshaft. Even though I have a fresh EJ20G sitting on the shelf ready<BR>
to drop in. (I have a cherry picker and big heated garage), I have not<BR>
bothered to swap engines. In Spokane County,Washington State, I have to<BR>
go through an emissions inspection every couple of years and an EJ20G<BR>
aint legal in the US. It's a lot easier to hide a bunch of mods on an<BR>
EJ22T than it is to hide an entire engine with non-approved serial<BR>
numbers. Although the EJ20G is a peppier engine, the main obstacles to<BR>
more power in our Legacies are in the ECU and external plumbing, lack of<BR>
iintercooler etc. I don't know how much power I have with my EJ22T stock<BR>
engine, but it is sufficient that doing an engine swap before it is<BR>
thoroughly worn out does not seem like a practical option. As I see it,<BR>
the "Holy Grail" is creating a "poor man's" 22B engine with some hybrid<BR>
of the EJ22T and solid lifter quad cam heads such as those found on the<BR>
98 2.5 RS engine. In case you didn't know, the quad cam EJ20G has<BR>
hydraulic valve lash adjusters, just like the twin cam (one per side)<BR>
EJ22T and those devices, while wonderfully quiet and reliable are a<BR>
limiting factor in achieving high revs. Unless you have ambitions for<BR>
achieving 8000 rpms, a stock EJ22T engine is not a bad choice.<BR>
<BR>
(No, I do not want to sell either of my EJ20G engines)<BR>
<BR>
Bill Robinson<BR>
<BR>
92 Maroon 5-speed sedan, bigger turbo, WRX intercooler, custom downpipe,<BR>
3" exhaust, 3" straight-through street-rod bullet glasspak muffler, K&N<BR>
filter in stock box, Apexi AVC-R, Greddy boostlimiter overcut. VDO boost<BR>
gauge, Cyberdine air/fuel gauge/ hand-built one-of-a- kind big hood<BR>
scoop ducted through intercooler, KYB AGX adjustable shocks, Michelin<BR>
Arctic Alpin studless snow tires, Valentine One radar laser detector,<BR>
Uniden Bear Tracker mobile scanner for locating the local constabulary<BR>
and airborne speed traps. Other "stealth" devices, "Feathers McGraw"<BR>
(criminal penguin disquised as a chicken from "Wallace&Gromit"<BR>
cartoons) statue on the dash for good luck.<BR>
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