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  1.  sultan']

    your definition is too literal. an aftermarket oe replacement oil filter would take it away from being "stock" technically. but in the context above makes absolutely no difference

    If the crankcase has been split and uprated internals designed to cope with higher stresses; then it is not stock.

    Obviously without head work then it will perform like stock only more efficient and stronger.

    [quote name='BC5RA said:

    Stock would mean as it left the factory. So not stock.

    /quote]

    no head work correct, nor cams.

    has factory intake mani, aftermarket exhaust mani

    has full forged internals. Ej207 shortblock, v3 sti heads.

    to clarify "factory" were Geoff's words, perhaps used more lightly than intended.

    from above - its each person's own opinion whether you consider my engine "factory" or not. I don't have an opinion to leave on the subject.

    edit: also what marc said ;)

    I don't want to get into a circle jerk over all this. To be honest I didn't even notice Geoff's comment.

    It's not a matter of opinion; it isn't stock.

  2.  1989RS said:

    sweet then ands one more thing i have a 1989 rs legacy bidy and have a GT 1992 block and heads are the heads interchangeable just dont want bent valves when i start it for the first time

    No differences in the engine in that sense. Both have Hydraulic lifter type heads, that are identical.

    As long as everything has been measured accordingly then you should be fine.

  3.  funkytown said:

    could bolt on a nice twin scroll turbo, or get a custom uppipe built to suit a singe scroll turbo. I just i just rate the factory v8 headers as top shelf and you can hardly find them anyway.

    V8 would be the best of the factory offerings. But only worth it if you had a half cut or all of the conversion parts.

  4. I can't see a deal in this..

    $250 for a setup that unless he is handy with a set, he will have to pay to have it made to suit. Not including the sump etc.

    When for another $250 he could easily have his pick of 2nd hand aftermarket EL headers.

  5. Generally speaking it would be about $500 to have the engine apart and on a bench for appraisal.

    I would think that the insurance company would have there own mechanics or a choice of who are able to carry out claim work.

    As stated, a lot of times major components can be reused, Pistons, rods, crankshaft.

    Where are you based?

  6. They are Factory equal length with the heat shielding removed. With the up pipe being the only modification.

    Have you done a Single turbo conversion? If not then they will be of no use to you.

    If you have, then for $250 I'd being saving up for one of the many various Equal length offerings available.

  7. Never ever reuse the OE oil cooler after the engine runs a bearing.

    Either source new or go for a 2nd hand one from a motor that had done a head gasket or the like.

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