2.4 to 2.2 swap help me
he must have saw ZZP's thread about them getting their 2.4 automatic balt into the 11's w/ drag slicks, turbo kit, 78lb valve springs, ZZP downpipe and exhaust, and rear spring blockers.
lol you might want to change your title because it sounds like you already have the 2.4L and swapping to the 2.2L
As far as swapping out the engine its possible but very costly......for starters you practically have to rewire the entire car because the wiring harnesses are not the same or so I've read.
Just to muddy the waters a little bit...
Couldn't an FE5 be almost a direct drop in to an LAP car? The LAP shares the FE5 intake manifold, cylinder head, and both have the VVT and Coil-On-Plug ignition. Seems to me that it *could* work.
That being said, it may only be $250 for the motor, but theres going to be lots of other expenses and it will take a lot of time. For what you'll end up putting in it, there's cheaper and easier ways to make 20hp.
Couldn't an FE5 be almost a direct drop in to an LAP car? The LAP shares the FE5 intake manifold, cylinder head, and both have the VVT and Coil-On-Plug ignition. Seems to me that it *could* work.
That being said, it may only be $250 for the motor, but theres going to be lots of other expenses and it will take a lot of time. For what you'll end up putting in it, there's cheaper and easier ways to make 20hp.
wont work, way more work than what its worth, like it has been mentioned, there is a better way to make those ponies, and a swap is just not a good way to do it, the $$:hp ratio is way off, the best bang for your buck would be to get the car tuned with those 250
i thinking of turboing my ls instead of buying another sti. If i turbo it i will go get a gt35 or gt40 r if the 2.2 can handle it. Kind of new to the ecotec motor had a ss/sc when it came out but chevy bougth it back because of problems
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