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Engine for my Brumby
Posted: Fri May 27, 2011 7:29 pm
by Kenny_G
Hi all, I have a 1992 model subaru brumby i have had in my shed for 4 years which i am getting back on the road. I am looking at putting a different engine in it and was wondering what my options are ??? It is an awesome car and want her to go as good as she looks !!!
Posted: Fri May 27, 2011 7:51 pm
by Gannon
Hi and welcome to AUSubaru!
If you are looking at more horsepower, you have 3 main options
1. Use your current engine (EA81) and whack a Weber carby on it and a free flowing exhaust. Expect around 80-85hp. Cheapest and easiest (
will not need an engineers certificate for blue slip)
2. EJ20 or EJ22 conversion from an Impreza or Liberty. Will cost anywhere from $1000 up. Good power upgrade, roughly 120-135hp and upgraded brakes is recommended, but you may have issues with blue slip
3. EJ20 turbo from a WRX. Will be the fastest but will cost the most and really should be accompanied by gearbox and brake upgrades.
Have a play with the search function at the top of the forum, its been covered many times.
This is also a good read
Fitting an EJ Motor into an MY or L Series Subaru
Posted: Fri May 27, 2011 8:17 pm
by sven '2'
Suparoo wrote:Hi and welcome to AUSubaru!
If you are looking at more horsepower, you have 3 main options
1. Use your current engine (EA81) and whack a Weber carby on it and a free flowing exhaust. Expect around 80-85hp. Cheapest and easiest (
will not need an engineers certificate for blue slip)
2. EJ20 or EJ22 conversion from an Impreza or Liberty. Will cost anywhere from $1000 up. Good power upgrade, roughly 120-135hp and upgraded brakes is recommended, but you may have issues with blue slip
3. EJ20 turbo from a WRX. Will be the fastest but will cost the most and really should be accompanied by gearbox and brake upgrades.
Have a play with the search function at the top of the forum, its been covered many times.
This is also a good read
Fitting an EJ Motor into an MY or L Series Subaru
^^^ The man speakif the truth
Shuns as mentions...mentuons the mighty EA82(
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