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Ill have to agree with the LS1 swap, but i know a lot of people are hard core purists....which i cant say i understand. If there is a swapped engine in there it doesnt matter who made it, its still a swapped engine car. I have thought about the SR20 myself, but ive always just been more of that NA engine feeling.
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Z32 2 door hard top was spec'ed at 3299.
thats what nissan says, its ALWAYS DIFFERNT WHEN ACTUALLY WEIGHED. i sure you know that though right? |
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![]() The swap goes down on the 23rd of the month, then ill have a real opinion on how it drives/feels from actual experience, rather then words. |
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Haha, did you really just relate "common sense" to your opinions? Learn english please.
No, what you REALLY mean is "this is the only swap that makes sense for what I want" "this is the only swap that makes common sense" means that this is the ONLY motor that could POSSIBLY do all the things I want, and you're wrong. That's ok. I don't care if you WANT to go with the SR. I think it's a GOOD choice. A bit expensive for what you want, and there's better ways to loose the 50-100 pounds you're saving over the VG but that's ok too. What I DO care about is you posting stupid blanket statements that show how little you know, weather it be either cars or the language we speak. People in this thread were so keen to point out that there are "R34 touge monsters" (which is bs) so why not a RB or 2JZ? There's the 1UZ, 4G63, LT, LS, SBC, SBF, 5.0, F20C, 3MZ I could go on for days. Should I? Like I said, I don't mind you're going with the SR motor. But you're a purist and admit it. So please keep the purist BS mindset off this board that hates purists.
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OP, how much are you going to pull from the car weight wise? Race seats, keeping the A/C - what all exactly?
I get what you are getting at, easy 2.0L cruising, then crank up the boost when you want some fun. Best of luck with the swap! |
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I agree that only an engine swap will get him down there but its possible. I dont know how serious this guy is but Uncle Joe got his racing 300zx down to 2750 lbs with the a hard top and a VG30de.....So its very possible if this guy went all out on weight savings then he could get lower. I know Mike Kojima is making a time attack 300zx right now and he is going through a lot of trouble getting the weight down, so it will be interesting to see where he ends up(he is keeping the TT engine). Of course he has a massive cage in his car so the weight reduction will probably be offset by that.
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I honestly like tying new stuff. I probably could not afford an LS1 now but I did consider it before I did the LT1 swap. There's a guy here in Jax that's done the LS1 swap in his Z so I know it is doable. I think had had to modify the oil pan and the oil pickup but thats not unusual. I have not seen it run but I heard it was pretty damn quick.
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Heres a link to a vid of him trying it out in a parking lot:http://videos.streetfire.net/video/7...4500d72d66.htm and heres are the pics: http://ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=575048 Last edited by JMT-Z; March 7th, 2007 at 09:31 AM. |
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LOL! Now this is just turning into a stupid argument. oh well good discussion so far guys! All i was lookn for was some advice on how to go about the swap! Not a english lesson or the rule book on how to post on Hybrid-Z. Thanks to everyone who offered some interesting info for me
I will post pics up at the end of the month for those who find this swap as interesting as I do !
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thanks man! ill post up progress
ps lts talk more on this topic! |
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Take lots of pictures, there is never enough!!
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Take it from me, one of the attributes of an SR swap is definately not low cost...
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