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I've recently become the proud owner of one 1993 Impreza L FWD sedan.

 

Its a great car, and it fits me perfectly. Or I fit it. whichever.

 

But having been bitten by a small tuner bug there are a few things I'd like to address.

 

First of all the power isn't bad, it gets up and goes when I want it too, but I lose speed going up hills unless I floor it.

 

Next, its an automatic 4spd, and I'd really enjoy the freedom and mileage I know I could have from a manual 5spd transmission.

 

Lastly, and this will at some point tie in with my second point, but its FWD. I'd rather have RWD only, but I wouldn't mind at all having AWD.

 

My first point is the more pressing matter of the 3, so to bring my Virgin post to a close, I ask if it would be more worthwhile to Buff Up the 1.8L which needs to be tuned up anyway, or start looking for a replacement motor?

Ive heard good things about EJ22 swaps...

I have a 97 Impreza with a N/A ej22 engine. The easiest things to do to it, to increase power, are an intake system, exhaust (cat back for me), and a lightened crank pulley. All of these are fairly straight forward. If I recall correctly, I have seen imprezas converted to RWD only. If you want an EJ22 with AWD though, I would suggest finding a different car as you are looking at a lot of work.

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