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  1. Or maybe a RD28 bottom end, with a RB head?

     

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    The RD28 looks like a RD from the bottom.

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    Pick a RD28 turbodiesel, and get oilsquirters under the pistons!

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    All the oil and water matches, exept the rear oil drain, but then,

    the RB heads usually gets extra oild drain in the rear anyway...

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  2. you dont know the half of it (montana :( )

    Its pretty solid in snow, but ice, forget about it, expect 3rd gear clutch feathering starts

     

    A Z is no worse than any other rwd car.

    And I never use 3rd gear starts at winter.

    But,the Z is more fun to drive in snow than many other rwd cars!

    Driving sideways, and almost sitting on the rear tires is different, and fun.

    I used my 280Z at some trackdays on ice,

    and because I had really good wintertires, I even passed some 4wd cars.

  3. I can see what your saying, I should have said " who is using a standalone and the idle air control". I have heard that people can tune around it for start up etc. Just wanted some more input as not all of the standalones support idle air. Or is the idle air even a concern once the switch to a standalone is made ? I should have been more careful in my wording !

     

    On the R32 and the LinkPlus, I use the stock idle components,

    and the Link controls it perfect.

    On my Z it don`t have much idle control stock, just cold starting.

    But, I compensate some of the idle ignition with the autronic,

    and if the idle rpm drops, it gives more ignition, and the rpm goes up again.

    On start up, it`s no problem to just compensate with ignition,

    instead of idle air. Or just step a little on the gas pedal...

  4. I run a LinkPlus G3 on my skyline,

    and Autronic smc on my 280Z.

     

    I LOVE the LinkPlus, it has

    - easy to understand software

    - plug and play installation, the map-sensor connects to the maf wiring

    - has plenty of extra in and out connections,

    meaning, if I want an extra function, it is ready for it. (boostcontrol etc)

    - sequential, if that means something for anybody

    and a lot of other things.

    I also have a "displayLink", it logs everything, and shows ALL data from the ecu.

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    The Autronic smc is old now, but runs my Z perfect.

    It does not have much extra functions, and the software is not too good.

    But, it does have perfect control on my engine.

     

    I would never even think of piggy back.

    Too much work, for too little engine control, waste of money.

    I would advice people who want a new ecu,

    to spend a lot of time on the net,

    see whats available,

    look for pricing (not the most important thing!!!).

    And think of who has to do the mapping.

    If you have someone other to do it, ask what system they know,

    if you are doing it self, download some software and see if you understand it,

    and if it`s easy to work with.

    And, if you think of adding more to your car later,

    can the ecu handle it.

  5. It`s a 240Z from Norway.

    Powered by a VG30DETT konverted to singelturbo,

    don`t remember any hp-number, 4-500hp maybe.

    Colour from a 350Z.

    The owner is an employe of a Nissan dealer in Norway,

    the first company who imported a Skyline GT-R to Norway.

    The car was also in a video from High Octane,

    named "High Octane Skandinavia".

  6. Not a hybridZ, but all Nissan.

    A friend of me was driving at a local track here in Norway,

    called acr, Arctic Circle Raceway, and another friend was passenger.

    But, the driver loves to go sideways, the passenger don`t...

     

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=coKvGycLmEc

     

    The language is Norwegian, but the driving is fun,

    and you can hear the drivers name "Ole" alot...

    The car is a Nissan 200sx S13, with a RB25DET.

  7. I know the nautre of the rb26 is to pool alot of oil in the head. I have done the tomei restrictor in the head, but that is the only mod I have done so far.....

     

    This was new to me. What is the Tomei Restrictor thing?

    I think I broke a piston in my RB20, but when I put it on boost,

    and drive it hard, too much oil gets in my catch tank.

    I will repair my engine, but that restrictor sounds interesting,

    do you have more info on it?

  8. No, my point would be to make a petrol engine of a diesel bottom

    with a gasoline head. All injection and ignition!

    From a RDiesel28 to a RB28. No dieseloilburner...

     

    Power? How much power would a RB28DET engine make? 500hp++?

  9. I have seen some info somewhere on the net...

    Of people converting the diesel engine RD28 with a RB head,

    from a RB25/26DET(T).

    Does anybody know some more of this?

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nissan_RD_engine

     

    The RD28 is more available in europe, they came in the Laurel

    and Patrol, ca -90 models +/- some years.

    And, I was thinking of get a head from a RB25DET,

    and put it on the RD28 engine, building a RB28DET!!!

     

    Could someone tell me if this would be a good engine,

    or is there some reason for this engine to break down, or give poor power?

    Would the diesel crank or other internals be no good?

    The wikipedia don`t say if this would be a bolt on head...

    I already have a autronic smc in my z, so there would be no problem

    in controlling the engine.

     

    Also, what kind of transmission would fit this engine?

    The best would be if an transmission from a RB-powered skyline would fit.

  10. The S12, is called a lot of things -

    Silvia

    200sx

    180zx

    gazelle

    and maybe some names i dont remember.

     

    I think the 180zx name was only used for the s12 chassie,

    produced from -84 to -89, and was named 180zx in sweden and uk,

    maybe some other places too.

    It was powered by the ca18et.

  11. The LM-1 has 5 analog inputs, and the lambda sensor. The 5 extra inputs

    is just 0-5v. It logs all 6 inputs.

    The RPM convertor uses one of the inputs, and converts rpm pulses

    to an analog signal for the LM-1 to use, and gives you connectors to

    mount cables for the rest of the inputs.

     

    I bought my LM-1 with the auxbox (LMA-3), and with the built in map sensor

    it is perfect for mapping my autronic!

    The software presents it in a map/rpm chart, and shows the afr-ratio

    all over, and makes it easy to see were to correct.

    I would say you should buy the auxbox.

  12. i have the stock n47 head with the steel inserts and i plan on removing those

    I read somewere that those steel inserts was to "burn" off unburnt fuel in the exhaust.

     

    What bad do they do, and whats the point of removing them?

     

    I really want to know, cause I have a -77 car with "stock" engine,

    and going for turbo in a while... I got zxt manifoilds and bigger injectors from a supra turbo laying around waiting.

     

    It`s now running kn-airfilter and some better exhaust, and Autronic SMC engine management running waste spark, my g-tech showed 159rwhp.

  13. I actually have a pair of rear lights from a car I just wrecked.

    It was a -73 Datsun 240C HT, and the rear lights looked just like

    the mustang lights from that time, just a little bigger!

    The car was too rusted, so I had to wreck it, but kept the lights,

    thinking they looked good, and maybe put them on my Z or something else.

     

    Now I really want to try them....

     

    Robin B, Norway

    -77 280Z

    -69 Volvo amaZon

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