How to get more power from my engine 2.0I, EJ20S Subaru Impreza AWD 96.

Asked by Danipower Oct 23, 2016 at 05:17 PM about the 1996 Subaru Impreza L Wagon AWD

Question type: Car Customization

How to get more power from my engine
2.0I, EJ20S Subaru Impreza AWD 96.
There is as fit a turbo or other parts from
other models of Subaru engines for
example? I accept suggestions, thank you.

3 Answers

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Comes down to money for real power, and not worth it. Engine swap, turbo, retune. If you do any bolt ons you are wasting your money. The ECU will in time, adjust for your changes to maintain what was programmed by the factory. Air Intakes, Mufflers, Lighter Pulleys, all of that is temporary butt dyno gains and making someone else rich at your expense. You have a slow reliable fuel effecient AWD car, if you want more, pony up the money. Customize a car how you like, focus on handling, brakes, suspension, your driving skill. If you want to sound like a fart, be you, but unless you get proper bits and tune it right, and you'll spend a LOT, save your money.

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Hi i own a 1999 subaru impreza sport ej18 non turbo .was wondering if a 95 subaru ej18 airflow meter fit my car?

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Check out our website we’ve done a lot of non turbo Subarus at a fraction of the cost it would cost to put in a turbo.Mind you you won’t be nowhere near as fast as a turbo but you will definitely feel faster than a non turbo and you will feel the power. Check out our website

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