Amk's EA82 to EJ20 Conversion
Amk's EA82 to EJ20 Conversion
Mentioned earlier on that I wanted to change my Ea82 to a turbo engine, so I went out and bought an Ej20 turbo, what do you think about it?
The pics are uploaded on http://www.photobucket.com/amksti
Roughly what’s the hp of this Ej20 engine and details like what year etc?
The pics are uploaded on http://www.photobucket.com/amksti
Roughly what’s the hp of this Ej20 engine and details like what year etc?
Looks like your last engine had some rather serious issues also is that a shifter lock on there I see I haven't seen one of those in years!
87 targa brumby (Neglected),
92 targa brumby (weekend runabout),
97 Lifted Outback (Dailey drive),
05 outback safety (Too cheap to pass up),
90 model liberty (was to be scrapped instead sold to workmate)
+ others.
92 targa brumby (weekend runabout),
97 Lifted Outback (Dailey drive),
05 outback safety (Too cheap to pass up),
90 model liberty (was to be scrapped instead sold to workmate)
+ others.
Yeah I haven't seen one of those in years!
Also just curious are you going to try and track down a front crossmember that already has the turbo pipe notched out to make things easier!
Also just curious are you going to try and track down a front crossmember that already has the turbo pipe notched out to make things easier!
87 targa brumby (Neglected),
92 targa brumby (weekend runabout),
97 Lifted Outback (Dailey drive),
05 outback safety (Too cheap to pass up),
90 model liberty (was to be scrapped instead sold to workmate)
+ others.
92 targa brumby (weekend runabout),
97 Lifted Outback (Dailey drive),
05 outback safety (Too cheap to pass up),
90 model liberty (was to be scrapped instead sold to workmate)
+ others.
Not sure, but I think your gonna have trouble fitting the DOHC motor between the "chassis rails" in your EA82 car.
Wire isn't too hard, if you have the original harness and ecu that is. Just cut out the wires that don't go to the engine or things like tacho, vss, gearbox, and other gauges.
Wire isn't too hard, if you have the original harness and ecu that is. Just cut out the wires that don't go to the engine or things like tacho, vss, gearbox, and other gauges.
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Incorrect. Lesson 1 in Subaru Conversions - All EJ quad cam motors fit absolutely fine into an EA82 L series. Zero chassis rail modifications required, lift kit or not. It's the older MY series you are thinking of Phizinza....Brumby's etc.Phizinza wrote:Not sure, but I think your gonna have trouble fitting the DOHC motor between the "chassis rails" in your EA82 car.
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https://www.ausubaru.com.au/viewtopic.php?f=71&t=26163
https://www.ausubaru.com.au/viewtopic.php?f=71&t=26163
You're gonna have to either modify your engine crossmember or swap it for one from a turbo L series (RX Turbo or Vortex Turbo) so you can clear the turbo exhaust pipes. The EJ20 engine should be about 160kw at the flywheel, although might be more, that looks like one from a WRX.
EZ30 L series - Monsterwagon
https://www.ausubaru.com.au/viewtopic.php?f=71&t=26163
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Yes it is from a WRX, I got the ECU, harness and airflow and O2 sensor but my exhaust system has 2 holes, one for the O2 sensor and the other hole I don’t know.
Ill modify the exhaust and may be the crossmember, main thing is to get the engine in the car, the engineers are working on the flywheel and the adapter plate said ill get it by tomorrow, can’t wait to get it.
You guys are lucky you can get the adapter already done.
Ill modify the exhaust and may be the crossmember, main thing is to get the engine in the car, the engineers are working on the flywheel and the adapter plate said ill get it by tomorrow, can’t wait to get it.
You guys are lucky you can get the adapter already done.
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It'll fit fine mate.
Here's a pic of one from "Brownster's" Brumby. A little rough in my opinion but it gets the job done:

This is what you'll need to do for your up pipe to fit the engine into the L's engine bay. You'll probabily have to slot the engine mount holes to get the EJ mounts to fit properly.
Cheers
Bennie
Here's a pic of one from "Brownster's" Brumby. A little rough in my opinion but it gets the job done:

This is what you'll need to do for your up pipe to fit the engine into the L's engine bay. You'll probabily have to slot the engine mount holes to get the EJ mounts to fit properly.
Cheers
Bennie
Thanks big time helped a lot. I cut the crossmember the turbo pipe, engine mounts, steering rack fitted well.
I have another major major prob the wiring. If you can check out the pics at http://www.photobucket.com/amksti and tell me if that’s the correct ECU for the engine I have and if not which is the correct ECU? How many sockets, model number? What color are the sockets? Can I get the wiring diagrams for it to? (The motor is an EJ20 single turbo that’s all I know don’t know if it’s a EJ20G or EJ20K…)
I have another major major prob the wiring. If you can check out the pics at http://www.photobucket.com/amksti and tell me if that’s the correct ECU for the engine I have and if not which is the correct ECU? How many sockets, model number? What color are the sockets? Can I get the wiring diagrams for it to? (The motor is an EJ20 single turbo that’s all I know don’t know if it’s a EJ20G or EJ20K…)