Hi!
I am going to put a 280ZXT engine and driveline into a 240Z. Will get a T3/T04E Hybrid with internal wastegate, 50 trim turbine, stage 5 exhaust wheel, 0.50A/R compressor and 0.63A/R Turbine, watercooled and with ceramic coated turbine. (This is a good choice right?)
I will put 550cc injectors in it, a JSK fuel rail, a SX fuel pressure regulator and a good fuel pump.(Recomendations on the pump? A cheap and powerful one?)
Also, I'll get a good clutch-package and a aluminium flywheel. Will use 280ZXT halfshafts and get C/V adapters from Modern motorsports. I have bought a three core spearco intercooler, and am going to use 2.5" tubing and a 60mm 240SX throttlebody.
I have thought about to options as for the engine management: Either I can go for the microtech LT8X engine management, with a coil pack and sensors for about 1500$, or I can go for the Electromotive TEC3 engine management system with crank trigger set-up etc for about the double amount. I know the Tec3 is supposed to be better when it comes to the ignition timing, and it's easier to adjust etc. But is it really worth spending twice as much as the microtech costs? I am hoping to get 400hp at the wheels. More the T5 won't be able to handle anyway. And I want the car to run as smooth as possible on all rpms etc. So what do you recommend? And price do have much to say for me, as I am a 22 year old student.
With this engine set up I am talking about, do you think I'll be able to make 400hp at the wheels without problems? Oh, by the way, the engine is a stock 1981 280ZXT engine with 51 000 miles on it. F54 block, P90 head. I'll install a 1mm steel headgasket, ARP headstuds, and port the head and intake and exhaust manifold. Will use 3" straight through exhaust. And a Greddy profec B2 boost controller.
Will also get a ripper shifter for the T5. The R200 will be a 3.54:1. So do you think my goal is acheivable? What 1/4 mile times and 0-60 times am I looking at here? (The 240Z it goes into is a 1970, so it's the first and lightest version)
The injectors I plan on using is Lucas injectors for the supra MK3. This has o-ring fittings. Will it be a problem to use hoses on these and attach them to my JSK fuel rail?
Perhaps a lot of questions here, but I hope some of you take the time to answer them!!