someone please call me crazy
I want to drop a subaru ej25 sohc in an 82 toyota 4x4 straight axle. just an idea at this point, but i currently drive the subaru with said motor, and i think it would be perfect for a 4x4. anyone feel me on this one???
anyone know about subaru motors? lol... |
funny you say this I was test driving my moms 2004 legacy and thought how it would work in my 86 that motor has a good amount of power and that car weighs more then my 86.
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i dont know if the boxer motor will fit (its sideways no inline like the 22re) but with enough money and tools anything can work-
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Dear crazy,
sounds good to me.. you can do anything with enough time, money and willpower.. if it wont fit.. MAKE IT!!!!:guitar: jt |
well im looking for an excuse to learn how to weld (and to make my dad buy a welder), and I can draw everything up in an autocad to see if it will fit and to design some mounts and other i might need. also i found several low mileage jdm ej25 dohc for like $400. (less torque down low tho) way cheaper than a 22re, so maybe that extra money left over can pay for the sawp. prolly not tho. well see.
maybe i should compare some 22re dyno charts to some ej25 dyno charts too. *goes to search* |
Lower center of gravity? THat would be the only reason i would think about doing that.
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You won't have to worry about the motor being too tall, just being wide.
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what is the overall goal here? turn 44s on unimogs?
as far as i am concerned the 22r-e is damn near 4x4 perfection as it is. the only swap i would do is from a 22r to a 22re. and it's not really much of a 'swap' :p |
your crazy
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