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    Guide for identifying JDM 2.0 liters.

    so now that i have started my swap, i have been doing a lot of research and i figure i would make a thread with some about the differences in JDM turbo motors. first off the 20H 20R 206 and 208 are all twin turbos. i wont be covering that.

    ok here we go.
    the 20G is probably the easiest to identify.
    was used in
    -all turbocharged legacys until 1993
    -all 5 speed WRXs until 1996 and automatic WRXs until 1998
    -all STis until 1996

    the 20G had 3 revisions or "phases" where they made mostly valvetrain changes.
    some people think the 20G didnt come with a red intake manifold. i cant say for sure but i have seen a 20G with a red intake manifold but i dont know if it was painted or OEM. i think they came in the STi. but not the WRX.
    some tell-tell signs of a 20G are:
    intake pipe to the turbo doesnt run under the intake manifold like on the others.
    the ingnition coil is not on the center of the intake manifold like the other JDM turbo motors.
    the throttle cable is on the left (drivers side in USA) and the idle air control valve is next to it.
    closed deck engine
    the valve covers say '4cam 16valve' with horizontal lines
    coil on plug
    uses the "slanty" intercooler

    here are some pics to help you
    notice the ingnition coil is not on the intake and the intake pipe doesnt run under the intake manifold



    and here are some valve covers from a 20G.



    here is one more of the 20G



    next we will cover the Ej20K
    EJ20k was used in the Sti from oct. 1996 to oct 1998
    all of the 20Ks have:
    red intake manifold (usually the red paint is pealing)
    smooth valve covers
    ingition coil on the intake manifold
    open deck engine
    the throttle cable was moved to the left side (passenger side in the US).
    and the idle air control valve was moved to closer to the throttle body. (this also makes it so
    not all STi intercoolers fit do to the compressor bypass valve or blow off valve.)

    here is some pics of the EJ20K



    then their is the EJ205
    engine importers offen sell these. as a JDM motor but its actually just a USDM WRX motor. it was used in:
    foresters and wrxs and stuff.

    it has
    coil on plug
    silver intake manifold
    idle air control built into the throttle body
    its also an open deck block.


    notice the difference in the intake manifold and the power steering pump...


    ok i think you all know what a ej205 looks like.


    last is the EJ207
    the EJ207 actually looks like the USDM turbo motors.
    its used in
    all STi models with the exception of the USDM which uses the EJ257
    identifing this motor is a piece of cake.
    it basically looks like a USDM EJ205 but with a red intake.
    its a coil on plug
    red intake manifold usually not faded and chiped
    intagraded IACV
    semi closed deck
    'STi' on the inter cooler

    pic.




    if you have any info to add please do.
    and all this is "to the best of my knowledge"
    so it might not be 100% acurate please help
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    Re: Guide for identifing JDM 2.0 liters.

    Stickied for good info - fixed the thread title spelling
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    Re: Guide for identifying JDM 2.0 liters.

    This is going to be a big thread, I can tell already.

    Flash, those EJ20G valvecovers are from a 1st gen Legacy/Liberty EJ20G. The WRX/STI Ej20G valve covers look like USDM 1996 HLA EJ25D ones.
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    Re: Guide for identifying JDM 2.0 liters.

    Quote Originally Posted by YamazakiSubaru
    Quote Originally Posted by lord flashheart
    if you have any info to add please do.
    and all this is "to the best of my knowledge"
    so it might not be 100% acurate please help
    Oh boy.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by ericem
    oh boy, thats bad for canada!
    -92 SS 5mt. Will be for sale once I rebuild the engine.
    -00 RSTI. Full Version 8 swap.
    -03 H6 5mt swapped baja. Front torsen, DCCD, rear Torq Locker, dual range.

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    Re: Guide for identifying JDM 2.0 liters.

    Quote Originally Posted by mike-tracy
    This is going to be a big thread, I can tell already.

    Flash, those EJ20G valvecovers are from a 1st gen Legacy/Liberty EJ20G. The WRX/STI Ej20G valve covers look like USDM 1996 HLA EJ25D ones.
    Are you refering to these? If this is the ones u are refering to ill edit the first post if not if you can get me a pic ill put up there.
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    Re: Guide for identifying JDM 2.0 liters.

    [quote=lord flashheart]
    Quote Originally Posted by "mike-tracy":31wdl5iq
    This is going to be a big thread, I can tell already.

    Flash, those EJ20G valvecovers are from a 1st gen Legacy/Liberty EJ20G. The WRX/STI Ej20G valve covers look like USDM 1996 HLA EJ25D ones.
    Are you refering to these? If this is the ones u are refering to ill edit the first post if not if you can get me a pic ill put up there.
    [/quote:31wdl5iq]

    Yep, that's the WRX style ej20g valvecovers - the 96 ej25D heads share the same valvecover seals. We do see the old legacy style 20g's from time to time, problem is, there's no equivalent USDM model with matching seals, so you have to order them from overseas $$$.
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    -92 SS 5mt. Will be for sale once I rebuild the engine.
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    Re: Guide for identifying JDM 2.0 liters.

    Quote Originally Posted by YamazakiSubaru
    Quote Originally Posted by lord flashheart
    if you have any info to add please do.
    and all this is "to the best of my knowledge"
    so it might not be 100% acurate please help
    Oh boy.....
    Okay, I'll start scanning and uploading.
    yeah i was gonna say the same. while LordFlash put up some good info, some is wrong or could be summarized a lot better.

    the following is strictly engine related (theres a lot more than can be said about other differences in the models)

    1993-1996 Impreza Turbo (v1+2)
    EJ20G, Coil on plug, angled inlet turbo, 4 plug ECU
    slanty intercooler
    WRX RA and STi RA (v2 only) has 5th injector, though it wasnt used (only for homologation)
    wrx wagon was TD04, STi and RA variants are TD05-16G
    with minor exceptions they are all same rods, pistons, crank, head casting
    ECU is really where the power comes from
    some are open deck, some are closed deck (i can find the list of both if ppl are curious)

    1997-1998 Impreza Turbo (v3-4)
    all same crank and rods, all open deck ej20
    coil pack centered on manifold (aka. wasted spark)
    straight inlet turbo (under manifold)
    rectangular tmic
    wrx sedan, and all STi versions are called EJ20K
    all STi variants are shim under bucket and have 7900 redline, 8250 fuel cut, forged pistons
    v3/4 WRX sedan has VF22 turbo, v3 STi is VF23, v4 STi is VF24
    non-STi are shim over bucket (similar to EJ25D), not forged pistons
    plain wrx wagon is called "EJ20G" but looks just like an EJ20K and not like the v1-2 EJ20G, has TD04 turbo (larger than usdm wrx td04 tho)

    1999-2000 Impreza Turbo (v5-6)
    coil pack off-center on manifold (wasted spark)
    manifold looks similar to usdm wrx/sti
    plain WRX is EJ205, STi is EJ207
    STi has VF25?
    i dont know much more about v5/6

    1994-1996 Legacy GT
    EJ20H twin turbo
    block and heads similar to v1-2 EJ20G

    1997-1998 Legacy GT
    EJ20R twin turbo
    block and heads similar to EJ20K

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    Re: Guide for identifying JDM 2.0 liters.

    also here is a pretty useful compression matrix for building hybrid engines, and it lists the different heads and info about them
    www.b4et.com/docs/090618_ej_compression ... matrix.pdf

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    Re: Guide for identifying JDM 2.0 liters.

    Yeah I was going to mention the 5th injector stuff but I mist have spaced it. Also I just wanted this to help people figure out what motor the importer is talking about. Most just say jdm ej20. There are a lot of threads around the forums that are asking "what motor is this" and people calling 20Gs 20Ks and vise versa. This was an attempt to get people to identify their own motor, so I didn't get onto technical data. But you do have some great data. And ill add it for sure. more Information never hurt anyone. (Except in politics).
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    Re: Guide for identifying JDM 2.0 liters.

    well some of your information is incorrect

    not all EJ20G are closed deck
    EJ20K was not just in STi, but all impreza MY97-98 except the plain WRX wagon
    non STi variations of any version do not have red manifolds
    the JDM EJ205 is phase 2 which is why it looks similar to a usdm wrx, but its not the same as a usdm wrx EJ205

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    Re: Guide for identifying JDM 2.0 liters.

    Oh i cant wait for this.... (eyes are rollin')

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    Re: Guide for identifying JDM 2.0 liters.

    Ok great info! ill add that info when I'm not on my phone.
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    Re: Guide for identifying JDM 2.0 liters.

    No need to try and compile everything into 1 post. I tried to keep my info formatted well on it's own

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    Re: Guide for identifying JDM 2.0 liters.

    Quote Originally Posted by elislider
    some are open deck, some are closed deck (i can find the list of both if ppl are curious)
    This I am interested in, I have a 96 ej20g from a sedan (td05 & z4 ecu)

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    Re: Guide for identifying JDM 2.0 liters.

    Quote Originally Posted by Bookem
    Quote Originally Posted by elislider
    some are open deck, some are closed deck (i can find the list of both if ppl are curious)
    This I am interested in, I have a 96 ej20g from a sedan (td05 & z4 ecu)
    Open for sure, unless the block was swapped.
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    Re: Guide for identifying JDM 2.0 liters.

    Quote Originally Posted by Bookem
    Quote Originally Posted by elislider
    some are open deck, some are closed deck (i can find the list of both if ppl are curious)
    This I am interested in, I have a 96 ej20g from a sedan (td05 & z4 ecu)
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    Quote Originally Posted by gongeuzeler on rs25.com
    Closed deck (according to JDM factory parts CD-ROM):

    EJ20GDW1HD 1992-05-01 to 1993-08-31 WRX.EJ20G
    EJ20GDW1HE 1992-05-01 to 1993-08-31 WRX.EJ20G
    EJ20GDW1HJ 1992-05-01 to 1993-08-31 WRXRA.EJ20G
    EJ20GDW1HR 1992-05-01 to 1993-08-31 WRXRA.EJ20G
    EJ20GDW2HD 1993-05-01 to 1994-09-30 S.WRX.MT.EJ20G
    EJ20GDW2HE 1993-05-01 to 1994-09-30 S.WRX.MT.EJ20G
    EJ20GDW2HJ 1993-05-01 to 1994-09-30 WRXRA.EJ20G
    EJ20GDW2HR 1993-05-01 to 1994-09-30 WRXRA.EJ20G
    EJ20GDW4HJ 1993-06-01 to 1995-08-31 WRXRA.EJ20G
    EJ20GDW5HJ 1995-09-01 to 1996-08-31 WRXRA.EJ20G (STI VERSION)

    Open deck:

    EJ20GDX1ND 1993-05-01 to 1994-09-30 AT.EJ20G
    EJ20GDX1NE 1993-05-01 to 1994-09-30 AT.EJ20G
    EJ20GDW1ND 1993-05-01 to 1994-09-30 W.MT.EJ20G
    EJ20GDW1NE 1993-05-01 to 1994-09-30 W.MT.EJ20G
    EJ20GDW4HD 1994-06-01 to 1995-08-31 S.WRX.EJ20G
    EJ20GDW4HE 1994-06-01 to 1995-08-31 S.WRX.EJ20G
    EJ20GDW4ND 1994-06-01 to 1995-08-31 W.WRX.MT.EJ20G
    EJ20GDW4NE 1994-06-01 to 1995-08-31 W.WRX.MT.EJ20G
    EJ20GDX4NE 1994-06-01 to 1995-08-31 WRX.AT.EJ20G
    EJ20GDW5HE 1995-09-01 to 1996-08-31 S.WRX.EJ20G
    EJ20GDW5NE 1995-09-01 to 1996-08-31 W.WRX.MT.EJ20G
    EJ20GDX5NE 1995-09-01 to 1996-08-31 AT.EJ20G
    EJ20GDX5HD 1995-09-01 to 1996-08-31 S.WRX.EJ20G
    EJ20GDW5PE 1995-10-01 to 1996-08-31 W.WRX.MT.EJ20G (STI VERSION)
    EJ20GDW5PE 1995-10-01 to 1996-08-31 WRXSTI.EJ20G
    EJ20GDW5PJ 1995-10-01 to 1996-08-31 WRXRASTI.EJ20G

    Go to the pre-02 factory turbo subforum on nasioc, A LOT more information there.

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    Re: Guide for identifying JDM 2.0 liters.

    Im a little confused. I have a 98 ej20g from a 5 speed wrx wagon. It has a td05H. But some info in this thread says the late 20g was only td04 and they only came mated to an auto. Ive read other pages that state the late 20g came with a td05H and also came as a 250hp 5 speed compared to the auto with 240hp.

    It has the coil on the center of the intake but its not a red intake so i dont think its a 20k. It also has smooth valve covers. It was listed as a ej20g from a 1998 gf8

    Im not sure what info is correct and what engine i actually have lol
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    I'll insert this information here, since I believe it can be more helpful than over in the Swaps/Conversions section.

    Late USDM EJ25D:
    Intake opens 6° BDTC.
    Intake closes 50° ABDC.
    Exhaust opens 54°/30° BBDC.
    Exhaust closes 10°/10° ATDC.
    Overlap 16°.
    Intake/Exhaust lift 7.6mm/7.4mm.

    Late JDM EJ20G/H:
    Intake opens 8° BDTC.
    Intake closes 52° ABDC.
    Exhaust opens 52° BBDC.
    Exhaust closes 8° ATDC.
    Overlap 16°.
    Intake/Exhaust lift 8.1mm.

    Late JDM EJ20K/R STi:
    Intake opens 10° BDTC
    Intake closes 56° ABDC
    Exhaust opens 56° BBDC
    Exhaust closes 12° ATDC
    Overlap 22°
    Intake/Exhaust lift 8.2mm/8.3mm.

    Early JDM EJ20H 8.5:1:
    Intake opens 10° BDTC.
    Intake closes 50° ABDC.
    Exhaust opens 58° BBDC.
    Exhaust closes 2° ATDC.
    Overlap 12°.
    Intake/Exhaust lift 7.6mm.

    Early JDM EJ20G STi:
    Intake opens 6° BDTC.
    Intake closes 56° ABDC.
    Exhaust opens 55° BBDC.
    Exhaust closes 11° ATDC.
    Overlap 17°.
    Intake/Exhaust lift 8mm.

    Early JDM EJ20G:
    Intake opens 2° BDTC.
    Intake closes 50° ABDC.
    Exhaust opens 46° BBDC.
    Exhaust closes 10° ATDC.
    Overlap 12°.
    Intake/Exhaust lift 7.5mm.

    Early Euro EJ20G:
    Intake opens 2° BDTC.
    Intake closes 48° ABDC.
    Exhaust opens 51° BBDC.
    Exhaust closes 5° ATDC.
    Overlap 7°.
    Intake/Exhaust lift 7.5mm.

    Early JDM EJ20D Cam Specs.
    Intake opens 6°/4° BDTC
    Intake closes 54°/56° ABDC
    Exhaust opens 66°/36° BBDC
    Exhaust closes 24°/16° ATDC
    Overlap 30°/20°
    Intake/Exhaust lift 8.5mm/7.5mm?

    Try as I might, I can't find the proper lift specs for the 20D, so if anyone wants to insert that data, feel free. The specs are legitimate for the other cams, though. As you all can see, the 20K cams are the hottest to have ever been produced by Subaru in all the years of its Phase 1 EJ camshaft production.

    The 20D cams interest me, as they seem to be the wildest in the N/A department. It would be cool to see them at work on a 2.2L or 2.5L block. (I request that this become a sticky.) You may notice that there are no "non-STi EJ20K" pair of cams. This is because the late non-STi EJ20K and late EJ20G are EXACTLY the same engine.

    Late G, or "Common G", as I call them because they are more common than any other Phase 1 EJ20 turbo. In fact, unless you measure ports, cams, and valves, you must ascertain that you likely have a Common G. There are THAT many of them, and there are too many who falsely believe that the Common G in K form is a STi K when it isn't.

    This being said, there were MANY changes in the heads from 89-93. ALL known STi EJ20G's during that time period had a closed deck block, while some WRX's did not (more closed decks were produced in this time). The metallurgy used in these early EJ20G's made the quite strong, ever stronger and more resistant to wear than their later counter parts.

    The EJ20D/E and 22E/T variants also share this arrangement of tougher metals and were also highly reliable.

    When the EJ20K/G/H/R line was produced, reliability took a drop, particularly in the internal bearing department. As a result, aren't as reliable as the older G's. Whatever Subaru did to those bearings from 94-98, it wasn't nearly as helpful as from 1989-1994. That much is certain. Not a speculation, just something people discovered a long while back. Now, what I HAVE discovered among those many things is that the bearings and rods from the old school G's and the EJ22E/T Version 1's are exactly the same, and so are those in the Version 2 EJ22E's. The JDM line in the mid 90's were all different, and thus not as strong.

    Let's clear something up right here. There is no way that closed deck G's were unreliable compared to the K's. It has always been known and proven that the original EJ20G's were the strongest of all the Phase 1 EJ20 turbos to have ever been produced. Now the Common G's and H's blowing up, I would agree, since many of them had a 9:1 compression ratio, and were used during a time when most of the G's were considered to be the same when they were different. Better heads, the K has, but definitely not better reliability than the old school G's. If anyone tells you that an EJ20K block is as tough as the old school G, just, NO. At all. Ever.

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