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engine rebuild

Posted: Sun Feb 06, 2011 7:11 pm
by __TT__
Wagon had some horrible noise, loss of power and metal in the oil last night solo. Let's talk rebuild prices.

I got a quote from colorado componant rebuilders a couple months ago for a remanufactured ej22t motor for around 3gs. They use all genuine subaru parts and have a very high rating from people around denver.

What prices have anyone else got?

Re: engine rebuild

Posted: Mon Feb 07, 2011 2:08 am
by 92ss satinsvoice
3k? thats a rip off, do it your self and save 2.5k for mods. if you are willing to learn that is. its really not that hard to rebuild one of these motors. plus its a really good experiance for understanding and salving future issues you may have with subaru motors!

happy motorin! :-D

shoot if you live in oregon or washington ill rebuild it for you for a qurter what they want!

Re: engine rebuild

Posted: Mon Feb 07, 2011 6:51 pm
by Legacy777
You'll spend at least $1,000 on parts doing it yourself using Subaru parts. These motors aren't super difficult to rebuild, however there are several steps that require special tools or for you to fabricate a tool to do the job. Plus the procedure to build them is a little different that your normal, non-subaru motor. So depending on your mechanicing knowledge, that should determine whether you'd want to tackle this yourself.

$3,000 is probably a little high. You can try looking around to see if there's any other options, but whoever does the work, should be very familar with rebuilding Subaru motors

Re: engine rebuild

Posted: Mon Feb 07, 2011 9:11 pm
by __TT__
Josh. What tools do I need to build to do this myself?

I'm pretty good mechanicly, I rebuilt my synchros in my 5spd. Never been in a motor aside from swapping heads on a civic si.

I feel confident I can handle most of it from stuff I've read also all the info here makes me feel good if I have an issue.

Re: engine rebuild

Posted: Tue Feb 08, 2011 8:01 pm
by __TT__
update

ok pulled her apart and found signs of a spun rear bearing. so I'm gonna tackle this project myself nad take the heads and low end into a machine shop. looking at doing the wiseco kit with the forged heads but can't find pricing.

Re: engine rebuild

Posted: Tue Feb 08, 2011 10:54 pm
by Justins91ss
I should meetup with some of you mechanic guys. Just finished paying $1200 for a remanufactured axel/wheel bearing. New knock sensor and fluid change in the front differential and there was metal in it bcuz the previous owner was dumb and never changed it. Oh and i got new spark plugs.. Ugh rebuild time soon. Have an extra set of ej22t heads/cams i need to give to delta to have them worked on.. Send me a pm if ya ever wann work on mine and make some extra cash. Thx

Re: engine rebuild

Posted: Wed Feb 09, 2011 6:36 pm
by Legacy777
__TT__ wrote:looking at doing the wiseco kit with the forged heads but can't find pricing.
Check out this thread for info on prices and where I got the stuff for my build.

http://www.bbs.legacycentral.org/viewto ... =5&t=45403

Re: engine rebuild

Posted: Sat Feb 12, 2011 8:28 am
by __TT__
Found some dohc heads at the local yard yay. Question though. When I do the dohc heads will I use my stock ej22t headers w

Re: engine rebuild

Posted: Sat Feb 12, 2011 10:05 am
by mike-tracy
EJ25D heads bolt to ej22T (and all wrx & STI) headers just fine.