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Old 11-16-2008, 10:20 PM
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LCR Pistons 411

ok, so I don't mean to dig up old dirt but I'm finding myself reading back at 05 postings when I searched off something that caught my eye on nasioc.

I noticed on there that they had mentioned that the 2.2t pistons were pretty much drop in replaceable for the EG33 high compression pistons. I noticed that a lot of people tried it on here quite a few years back and that a lot of things were found in this process.

I'm just curious as of late, what besides getting a full long block from LAN are my options for LCR pistons for a turbo build?? Seeing as that LAN no longer sells the after market parts individually.

Are aftermarket WRX or other impreza pistons and rods compatible with the EG33?? I know that rallybob has been doing a lot of work with high compression lately and NA but I'm still looking at turboing down the line.

Please those that already know please inform me so I don't end up reading almost 4 years of postings....

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Old 11-21-2008, 03:36 PM
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Re: LCR Pistons 411

no one wants to tell me anything?? :'(
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Old 11-21-2008, 07:27 PM
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Re: LCR Pistons 411

PM Old Tom about it.

He and a few others picked up where I left off in the hunt for forged pistons.






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Old 11-22-2008, 09:15 PM
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Re: LCR Pistons 411

I think this thread had the most info on them.

http://www.subaru-svx.net/forum/show...+turbo+pistons

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Re: LCR Pistons 411

you might get dizzy reading that thread and I don't think the final info ever made it in there. To summarize:

SVX pistons come way "out of the hole" and ej pistons don't so any piston other than SVX pistons or custom made pistons will pretty much negate your squish area.

If you were to use legacy pistons the turbo pistons would give you too low of a compression ratio; the na pistons would get you in the ballpark but you would have an extremely large gap in the squish area(over 40 thousandths if i recall correctly).
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too low even for a turbo set up???
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