fine line imports releases 2.5l closed deck

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  1. Justin
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    just another option for those of you that want to go big and 'safe'.

    After extensive R&D Fine Line Imports is proud to introduce the first in their line of high performance Subaru motors. All Fine Line Imports motors are designed for maximum reliability and power handling while minimizing piston start up slap.

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    FLI STAGE 3 SHORT BLOCK​


    EJ25 "STI" Semi-closed Block (2.5L Displacement)
    FLI closed decking process
    Supertech / FLI forged pistons 100mm (8.2:1 compression ratio)
    Billet Steel (4340) I-beam Connecting Rods
    STI Forged Chromoly Crankshaft (79mm Stroke)
    Professionally coated Rod and Main bearings
    Heavy-Duty Chromoly Piston Pins
     
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    I saw that on Nasioc today, Man, that'd be a freakin' sweet motor to have.
     
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    Other then the pins being in the wrong side, it looks great.
     
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    How much?
     
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    I bet that motor could take some real abuse and lose every minute of it
     
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    I bet you mean love ;)
     
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    Isn't that an EJ257 block not an EJ25? There is quite a difference.
     
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    ej257 is just the code, it will say ej25 on the block, just like a usdm 2.0 is a ej205, LGT and FXT block is a ej255 n/a sohc 2.5 is a ej253 so on and so forth.
     
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  9. FuJi K
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    this means I can just take an EJ-series motor to them have have them perform the CLOSED DECK BLOCK process. muaahahaahhaha

    CLOSED DECK EG33!!! muahahhahah
     
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    yeah yeah, fuji you keep talking about the EG but i have yet to see anything from you about it
     
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    WORD.
     
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    Thats sweet if your going for 600+ whp, otherwise its a waste.
     
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    need a test car(read:mine)??
     
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    Depends. Are your heads ported, cams, larger valves, GT42 turbo, etc...?
     
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    okies... I'll go ahead and port one of the intake ports, takes pics and post it for you.

    Fair??? hehehehe
     
    FuJi K, Nov 8, 2007
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    No. I want a ride in it. And some Tokyo Dorifto.
     
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    psh, you better do more than some light PnP on that bad boy. if you want help along the way let me know, i enjoyed ripping mine apart
     
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    You love ripping ALL car things apart.
     
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  19. FuJi K
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    right now I have my EJ22T split and putting in new bearings. The bearing on cylinder #4 is no good. It scored into the bearing and the crank is scored as well. BUT I have an EJ22E sitting here as well.... hahahha so it's a quick swap over. I WIN!
     
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    aren't they already closed deck?
     
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    I don't know....we'll find out.
     
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    no, they arent.
     
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    :???: I'm pretty sure it was you who said that they are.....
     
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    fobiawrx Fabiola

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    well they are totally a open deck motor
     
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    wow....that'll teach me....
     
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    Dont recall that, but yeah, they are an open deck motor, either way, the amount of power it would take to need a closed deck block on that 6 cyl would be in the 900s at least
     
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  27. Chux
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    found it....

    weird.
     
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    looks like i failed...
     
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    pwned by internet sleuthing
     
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    burned.....
     
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  31. FuJi K
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    umm....when I got her..... she's still sitting.
    [​IMG]
     
    FuJi K, Nov 13, 2007
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    well..with mines running just NA...imagine if it was turbo?? sweet! hahahah
     
    wagonL, Nov 14, 2007
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