Add to that ARP Head studs, ARP case bolts, new oil pump, Cams, ACL big end & main bearings, Torque plate bore & hone, balancing of the rotating assembly.....Don't forget a decent fuel pump too.
Get yourself a wide-band O2 setup & display (and learn how to read it) to prevent it all happening again to your new donk.
P.s you won't need injectors up to around 300hp at the hubs.
The following is a breakdown of the costing of my build (i was in the Auto industry at the time):
Engine Rebuild Costing
Ej207 My00 Subaru STi
ARP Case Bolts (Main Bolts) $349.99
Wiseco Forged Pistons (93.00 mm) $499
Subaru Genuine Oil Pump WRX STi $149.99
ARP Head studs Subaru WRX 2.0L $189.99
ACL Bearings Subaru WRX 2.0L EJ207 $149.99
Manley H-Beam Rods Subaru WRX EJ207 2.0L $329.99
Subaru OEM Water Pump EJ20 EJ207 WRX $80.00
Brian Crower 272/272 Cams Subaru WRX EJ207 $601.25
Brian Crower Single Valvesprings WRX EJ207 $217.38
(cams & springs for costing only - Spec/brand will change)
Sub-Total: $2,618.56 USD ($2717.10 Aud)
Machining/Assembly Costing
Crank case / bottom end
Strip & Acid bath crankcase
Torque plate bore,deck & hone crankcase to 93.00mm
Custom clearance bores to pistons (t/s Wiseco Forged)
Line hone crankcase
Machine & install engine internals as supplied by owner
Set all bearing clearances as per manufacturers specifications
Balance rotating assembly
Assemble short motor
Cost $900 Aud
Head Rebuilds
Disassemble & acid bath heads
Crack test & repair where/if required
Deck heads/ensure flatness, tunnel hone cam journals
Replace valve seats, valves & guides
New valve springs & retainers (up to 1mm o/s)
Fit Camshafts as supplied by owner
Reset cam lash as per Subaru Specification (solid shims)
Cost (to do both heads) = $1000
No Cost items:
Core for rebuilding Ej207 crankcase & crankshaft
Labour: Engine removal & re-installation (inc. head fitment)
Powder coat inlet manifold (donated)
Oem Gasket set (have already)
Fidanza flywheel (have already)
Total cost of rebuild: $4617.10 + consumables
Have a read of these (some pics are missing now but all the info is there):
http://www.perth-wrx.com/vb/mechanic...ine-build.html
http://www.perth-wrx.com/vb/mechanic...ine-build.html
Look at
www.realstreetperformance.com as a source of your parts - use "PERTHWRX" as the discount code to get 10% off.... Enjoy
