FS Suby H6 3.0 conversion engine, Sold Options

[JStroud]

I've decided to go a different route, and put a porsche 6 in the white car and get it painted, so the suby conversion has been put on hold, and I need to sell a few things to help pay for this.

The engine is out of a 2003 outback H6 3.0, had 170K miles on it when pulled, still running, car got rear ended.

I pulled the computer and wire harness from the car, also included are: complete steering column, heater and air conditioning parts, some dash trim pieces, heat/ac controls, heated seat switches, radio/cd player.

And the radiator setup from the black car if you want it.

$1,200.00 Cheap solution for 6 power.

Some pictures.
Jeff

[euro911]

Sweet deal. Wished I had more time on my hands (IMG:style_emoticons/default/headbang.gif)

[JStroud]

Sweet deal. Wished I had more time on my hands (IMG:style_emoticons/default/headbang.gif)

I think Jim and Rob have an empty trailer heading to long beach next weekend to pick up Jims new car, could probably get it on the trailer for a So Cal. delivery.
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Jeff

[euro911]

My wife would beat me to bloody pulp, Jeff ... (IMG:style_emoticons/default/alfred.gif)

I haven't finished the front porsche porch remodel yet (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sad.gif) ... and then there's the next project - remodeling the back half of the house (IMG:style_emoticons/default/dry.gif)

[JRust]

Argh (IMG:style_emoticons/default/dry.gif) . I want it. Hell I'll even be making a trip to Marks in the next couple weeks to deliver a motor (IMG:style_emoticons/default/idea.gif) . Keep me on the list okay. I should not buy it. So hopefully someone else will do it before I can no longer resist

[Mike Bellis]

What a great deal! I would buy it but then I would need to buy another 914 too... (IMG:style_emoticons/default/idea.gif)

Can't swing it until the new year... (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sad.gif)

[euro911]

Uh, Mike ... click here

[JStroud]

Jamie, don't you already have two projects....pace yourself (IMG:style_emoticons/default/lol-2.gif) , but its here if you want it.

You know you want it Mike, your cars done now....you need a new project. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/poke.gif)
I can wait till the new year for the $, nothings going to happen too fast with the white car (IMG:style_emoticons/default/shades.gif)


Took a picture of the radiator setup today, nothing pretty...but it worked for the rotary motor that was pulled.

[FELONYRACING]

Just curious but is the 3.0 that much better than the 3.3. Not tryin to steal the thread but I'm sellin my roller 914 with many extras with the subaru 3.3 mated to the 901 and only one person was mildly interested. I didn't think I was askin to much for the motor especially whith an adapter and a whole car comin with the deal. Like I said, not tryin to hijack just confused.

[JStroud]

Just curious but is the 3.0 that much better than the 3.3. Not tryin to steal the thread but I'm sellin my roller 914 with many extras with the subaru 3.3 mated to the 901 and only one person was mildly interested. I didn't think I was askin to much for the motor especially whith an adapter and a whole car comin with the deal. Like I said, not tryin to hijack just confused.

Not sure this is the appropriate place for your question, but since you asked here I'll give you my opinion.

The 3.3 was produced in the early 90's, the 3.0 is a 03, 10 yrs newer, and from what I've read fit better with less cutting. Also your location could be an issue, I live in central California, lots of world members in the area, be a trip or expensive shipping for yours for most, adds cost
Then there's your car, how do I say this....I wouldn't buy it, too much rust, too much hacked up.....dash, rear trunk, pull the motor you'll have an easier sale, the car is dragging its value down.

You asked.... My opinion.

Jeff

[Chris H.]

This is a STEEEAAAAALLLLLL. A steal I tell ya.

The differences (and I have an EG33..the car is far from done but let's not split hairs...)

- probably won't have to re-seal it
- it's smaller
- it has a timing chain so you don't have to do the belt (ask me how fun that is)
- it's already out of the car (ask JEFF how fun that is)
- Looks pretty very clean for a Subie motor
- 2003 has almost the same HP as the 3.3 I think. 2003 was the first year it went up.
- drive by wire I think..
-plus...he has the steering column/ignition switch which you need for the stock ECU...WILL NOT START without that.
- and all the AC stuff looks to be there

[euro911]

This is a STEEEAAAAALLLLLL. A steal I tell ya.

Quit trying to twist my arm (IMG:style_emoticons/default/slap.gif)

[Chris H.]

This is a STEEEAAAAALLLLLL. A steal I tell ya.

Quit trying to twist my arm (IMG:style_emoticons/default/slap.gif)

What...for the Vanagon? It is a nice tidy motor...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbkSJQ10SIE


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[IM101]

This is a STEEEAAAAALLLLLL. A steal I tell ya.

The differences (and I have an EG33..the car is far from done but let's not split hairs...)

- probably won't have to re-seal it
- it's smaller
- it has a timing chain so you don't have to do the belt (ask me how fun that is)
- it's already out of the car (ask JEFF how fun that is)
- Looks pretty very clean for a Subie motor
- 2003 has almost the same HP as the 3.3 I think. 2003 was the first year it went up.
- drive by wire I think..
-plus...he has the steering column/ignition switch which you need for the stock ECU...WILL NOT START without that.
- and all the AC stuff looks to be there

Spot on Chris, except for that last point. 2001-2004 don't have an immobilizer key, so you wouldn't need the steering column/ignition switch. 2005+ do on the other hand, which is why i usually recommend people stay with the older years.

Also as HP goes, from the factory the EZ30D was pretty choked for smog reasons (3 cat's in the too narrow exhaust). They have been know to be on par or better than the eg33 when equipped with a better breathing intake/exhaust.

Here is a link to a comparison of the subaru 6's which goes into a little more depth http://www.coldwater914.com/engine-options...ess-than-300hp/

Anyway, this a good price for a great engine I'm sure the buyer will be more than happy with its performance.

[Chris H.]

Fixed that then...for some reason I thought it was 2003 for the immob key....

Still a steal....

"The later EZ30D used from 2003 to 2009 was heavily updated from the early EZ30D used from 2001 to 2003. It received new cylinder heads with 3 exhaust ports per head and variable intake valve timing. All use dual timing chains and coil-on-plug ignition."

[BIGKAT_83]

Fixed that then...for some reason I thought it was 2003 for the immob key....

Still a steal....

"The later EZ30D used from 2003 to 2009 was heavily updated from the early EZ30D used from 2001 to 2003. It received new cylinder heads with 3 exhaust ports per head and variable intake valve timing. All use dual timing chains and coil-on-plug ignition."

The USA didnt get the new EZ30R until 2005.

[JStroud]

Sale pending

[drifter914]

Sale pending

I'm in for 2nd's if still avail...PM sent...thanks Terry

[Chris H.]

Fixed that then...for some reason I thought it was 2003 for the immob key....

Still a steal....

"The later EZ30D used from 2003 to 2009 was heavily updated from the early EZ30D used from 2001 to 2003. It received new cylinder heads with 3 exhaust ports per head and variable intake valve timing. All use dual timing chains and coil-on-plug ignition."

The USA didnt get the new EZ30R until 2005.

The quote I posted references the EZ30D. Pulled it from the Subaru Engine Wiki, which admittedly is a little confusing to read. Says that in 2003 the engine was improved a bit. In the same section it references the EZ30R, which it shows as having slightly different specs (only 1 exhaust port per cyl etc). Could be a JDM vs US thing.

Glad someone got a good deal. Looking forward to the build thread.

[JStroud]

Well Jamie decided to pass, and haven't heard back from Terry.....so I guess it's still available.




Jeff