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EJ22T into a 98 Forester?

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Would this motor be a good swap candidate? The 'ol Forester has HG issues, and am contemplating a swap rather than a fix. Opinions?

Not a good swap because it's not compatible mechanically or electrically.

 

You need a '95 to '98 EJ22 from an automatic.

 

GD

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Well, actually, I was just thinking about starting with the block, changing crank, rods, and pistons, bolting on newer heads, and keeping the Forester's wiring.

The forester has no ability to control a turbo. Using a 22T block with high compression pistons so you don't need a turbo is a waste of a 1000 HP block. You can't get enough power without forced induction to need that expensive of a block.

 

GD

Talk to bhenen. He has done many HG jobs if you are leery about doing the job yourself. Im sure he could use the business. From what i understand, as long as it wasnt overheated the replacement gaskets hold up alot better and some never have problems again. If you do it right it shouldnt be a problem anymore.

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I'm not leery of doing the HG's, but I was kinda eying bh's longblock and had visions of making myself a turbo Forester. I'm sure it can be done...

i even have the turbo crossmember....

 

you can control the turbo via manual boost control valve.

 

above it is stated whatver.

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