The 4 popper in my '95 YJ is suffering from serious blow by and needs rebuilt. I plan to do a major rebuild on it that will push the power up conciderably, should be around 200hp when I'm done on '87 octane.
But anyway to the point of the post, I'm looking to find out if there is differences between different blocks and heads that make them better to build to get more power or not. I have several different motors sittinng here and want to put one together to drive on while I'm building the motor out of my YJ. I have '94 YJ motor with a good head and cracked block, an '86 Xj motor with good bottom end and bad head, I have a '89 YJ TBI motor missing the intake and exhaust, but the block and head are supposed to be good. What I think I would like to do is put the '94 intake and exhaust on the, '89 motor and get a EFI motor to drop into my '95YJ, if that will work, or would I be better off putting the '94 head on the '87 motor, is there adifferent combo that would be best to build and just keep pouring oil in my '95 while I build the other parts tobe my power motor?
I guess the main point to my question is what if any are the differences between the different year 2.5l's?