twin turbo vq in a 240
Originally posted by BigVinnie
But if you take the VG33 block from the pathfinders and install the 300z/z32 heads you have one bad ***** fuc%in' VG. I think one guy is doing the project and just with an engine management upgrade is pumping 280hp at the wheels.
But if you take the VG33 block from the pathfinders and install the 300z/z32 heads you have one bad ***** fuc%in' VG. I think one guy is doing the project and just with an engine management upgrade is pumping 280hp at the wheels.
here is how to do the vg33 and the vg30 heads... i was looking for the parts to put something like this together... great things you find when you cant sleep...
http://www.nissanperformancemag.com/...pathfinder.php
read the sections on the motor... that is where the information is...
http://www.nissanperformancemag.com/...pathfinder.php
read the sections on the motor... that is where the information is...
im out looking for the block now... not like i need another motor sitting at my house but i think it would be a fun project to build... and it might look sweet in a little hard body truck... sweet little sleeper...
Originally posted by Fast1One
OOO...What if I do that bigv? It might be cheaper to find an old pathfinder engine than a 300zx....Its available after 91 right? I contacted Nissan Only Wreckers and they dont have a front clip right now
OOO...What if I do that bigv? It might be cheaper to find an old pathfinder engine than a 300zx....Its available after 91 right? I contacted Nissan Only Wreckers and they dont have a front clip right now
Then you can buy z32 DOHC heads and front DOHC "belt driven, not chain" assembly for cheap.
The SOHC parts are cheaper but you will make up the price in the time it takes to make it work for DOHC assembly......
The install of the VG30/33 takes half the amount of time that it takes for the RB25/26 installs. Z31 engine and transmission mounts from the 86-89 SOHC 300z fit right into the 240sx, same sub frames, slightly different chassis.
If you use a larger single turbo for spool times and HP, it will be faster in 1/4mile times than a twin turbo.
This is applied to the rule of thermal dynamics where 6 cylinders focus on one turbo, rather than 3 cylinders focusing on a small pee wee turbo.
If you use a larger single turbo for spool times and HP, it will be faster in 1/4mile times than a twin turbo.
This is applied to the rule of thermal dynamics where 6 cylinders focus on one turbo, rather than 3 cylinders focusing on a small pee wee turbo.
the hard pat is comming up with the heads so far... the block i found but still looking for the heads off of the z32... there is a set off of an 87 that i can pick up but im not sure which ones to use... more research...



Thanks a million. Well, off to the junkyard LOL...