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> Can you run a EJ20 Turbo as a N/A engine, then install the turbo later,..
flmont
post Nov 5 2015, 05:39 PM
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Iam now thinking about running a turbo EJ20,..but can it be run as a NA,.Until I could put all the componets together,..meaning Fabing all the parts that wont come with the engine,..or is it a drop-in assembly,..Thanks FM
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post Nov 5 2015, 08:59 PM
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^^^ Agree totally. I think you'd be real disappointed with a N/A turbo engine. Some cheap Delta cam re-grinds in a naturally aspirated EJ22 and you're over 160hp with a really reasonable cost and amount of work. That or a stock newer SOHC EJ25 and you're at similar horsepower at a similar price. 165hp is enough for a lot of fun, maybe more than you think.


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