ENGINE SPECS

  • Subaru engines
  • 200 to 600 horsepower
  • Lightweight power
  • Tuned for performance
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METRIC MOTORS AVIATION SPORTS ENGINE

Contact us today to purchase a Metric Motors engine specially tuned for your extreme sporting needs.

2.5 liter SOHC naturally aspirated 185hp with polish
$5,625.00

  • Low mileage engine inspected and tested to Metric Motors standard
  • New timing belt, spark plugs, plug wires, oil filter, gaskets and seals as necessary
  • Walbro 255 liter/hr high pressure fuel pump
  • Cleanable primary fuel filter
  • Secondary fuel filter
  • Subaru Ecu and sensors
  • Modified Subaru Wire Harness
  • Coil with internal igniters
  • Stock injectors and fuel rails
  • Reconditioned alternator and chrome bracket
  • Billet oil fill neck and cap
  • Polished intake manifold
  • Polished modified water crossover

AIRCRAFT EJ25 SOHC ENGINE AND WIRING PROCEDURE

Engine Prep and Inspection

  • Acquire used engine
  • Visually inspect engine for correct application and general condition
  • Inspect engine using bore scope (no rust scratches or pits)
  • Remove intake manifold, all accessories, mounts and brackets
  • Remove front timing covers and all timing components
  • Steam clean engine using spray cabinet
  • Clean, inspect, and replace if necessary all timing components and seals
  • Install timing components using new timing belt
  • Make sure timing belt guide is installed!
  • Sim test engine for:
    • Compression 140-170 average, no deviation greater than 10%
    • Leak Down 2-8% average, no greater than 10%
    • Oil Pressure 35-50 psi average, no less than 30 psi

Intake Manifold Prep

  • Disassemble intake manifold
  • Steam clean intake manifold
  • Clean and inspect all fuel injectors, fuel rails, fuel lines, and hardware
  • Clean and inspect all sensors and ignition system
  • Remove and plug PCV system, brake vacuum port, and any unused vacuum ports

Intake Manifold Wiring Harness Prep

  • Clean and inspect intake manifold wiring harness
  • Remove tape and cover from intake manifold wiring harness
  • Repair or replace any damaged or connector or terminal
  • Repair or replace any damaged wire
  • Extend ignition coil and purge solenoid wires.
  • Reconfigure wiring layout due to intake manifold being installed in a reverse position
  • Modify throttle position sensor connector due to mounting in a reverse position
  • Recover and tape intake manifold wiring harness
  • Install fuel injectors, fuel rails, fuel lines and hardware
  • Install all sensors and ignition system (reversing throttle position sensor)
  • Install intake manifold wiring harness checking for proper fit and form
  • Fabricate and install wiring harness support bracket

Main Wiring Harness Prep

  • Remove tape and cover from main harness
  • Discard all unused components
  • Locate main power, fuel pump, ignition, starter, speed sensor, check engine, oil pressure, engine temperature, tachometer, back up power supply, and ground wires
  • Extend these wires if necessary and pull out near ECU
  • Locate main relay, fuel pump relay, Baro sensor, and OBDII connector
  • Extend if necessary and relocate near ECU
  • Install oil temperature wire
  • Remove all other unused wires
  • Lay out wiring to GBA specifications
  • Recover and tape main harness
  • Label all Wires accordingly

Final Assembly

  • Install intake manifold on engine using new Subaru gaskets (install in reverse position)
  • Install timing covers, replace if necessary
  • Install new NGK spark plugs
  • Install new oil filter and motor oil

Run Engine and Final Inspection

  • Mount engine on run in stand
  • Readjust throttle position sensor to Subaru spec.
  • Fill cooling system and check oil level
  • Run engine for at least 30 minutes
  • Check for proper engine temperature, oil leaks, water leaks, excessive smoke, idle quality, and general running condition
  • Check for engine malfunction codes (2 codes are considered normal fuel temperature and fuel tank pressure circuit
  • Check for proper speed simulator function (18-23 MPH)
  • Check warm engine compression (180-200 psi average, no deviation greater than 10%)
  • Inspect cylinder walls using bore scope (good crosshatch, no voids in crosshatch, no rust, scratches or pits)

Delivery

  • Drain all possible fluids
  • Plug all possible open ports and lines
  • Mount engine to pallet
  • Place main wiring harness, thermostat housing, new thermostat, gasket, hardware, and cooling system u-tube in a box