F23A engines are 4-cylinder in-line gasoline engines. They were intended for widespread use – in Japan, China, Europe and North America. Like other engines on Honda’s F-Series, they power Honda vehicles used for family travel or just for easy transportation. The gas distribution system is carried out according to the SOHC VTEC scheme. At the top of the cylinder head is one camshaft for intake and outlet valves. Continue reading Engine Honda F23A
Isuzu engines
Isuzu is the first Japanese car manufacturer. The headquarters is located in Tokyo. Founded in 1916. One of the world’s largest manufacturers of trucks, SUVs and buses. The company is also known for its diesel engines (including for a wide range of GM vehicles). The main production is located in Japan. The catalog contains engines for the following Isuzu models: Aska | Oasis.
Engine Honda F23A
Engine Subaru EJ20
Mass production of the EJ series engines began back in 1989. The first car to receive the 2.0L EJ20 powerplant was the Subaru Legacy. This engine replaced the outdated EA82 engine with a volume of 1.8 liters. The base of the EJ20 was a 201 mm high boxer block made of aluminum alloy with four cylinders with a diameter of 92.0 mm, cased with a material of cast iron. Crankshaft with 75.0 mm stroke. Continue reading Engine Subaru EJ20