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:/ why not stick to the vq35 and just sc or TT it. not that im saying dont do it, but its just not something i would recommend. hell why not the titan motor? Forsberg did it to his if iirc and those make more power stock than an ls1 iirc.
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Originally Posted by memphiss13
there is one that has a nissan vk56de so i'm pretty sure an ls1 would fit also. it probably fits better b/c that engine has some pretty big heads.
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Originally Posted by datboibrad
:/ why not stick to the vq35 and just sc or TT it. not that im saying dont do it, but its just not something i would recommend. hell why not the titan motor? Forsberg did it to his if iirc and those make more power stock than an ls1 iirc.
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I love 350Zs, and I love LS1s, hell I even love the combination, but I'd swap in a nissan V8. I'm not sure how large the aftermarket is, but the 5.6 and even 4.5 put out great numbers. And you won't get weird looks from people. Nissan actually makes good engines, I would never buy an RX-7 to put another mazda engine in there.
BTW, RX7 example was just an example, not an attack so dont take it the wrong way.
BTW, RX7 example was just an example, not an attack so dont take it the wrong way.
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I would love to see an LSx in a 350Z. The only thing good about the Nissan six is the sound they make. Other than that I'd yank it out. As far as the Nissan V8, not interested. LSX is the better choice.
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Originally Posted by bandit01ws6
Has anyone swaped into a 350z will it fit one of my buddys just got walked by a 5.slo and was wandering if there was enough room for the swap.
It ran 11.90s on nittos. Just boost it or sell it and buy a camaro.
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Originally Posted by datboibrad
:/ why not stick to the vq35 and just sc or TT it. not that im saying dont do it, but its just not something i would recommend. hell why not the titan motor? Forsberg did it to his if iirc and those make more power stock than an ls1 iirc.
the vq kinda sucks for any real power.
the vk56 forseberg is using is a real chore to fit, as stated its a huuuuuuuuuge motor. its also an iron block. iron block + big heavy heads = meh. but his car is still pretty badass, and it sounds bitchin.
ls1 is much more compact than both imo.
lighter than both somehow
tranny is better
350z28 would be hot hot hot. please do it. or someone send me a bunch of money and ill do it for next years formula d car.
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Originally Posted by robyrd
i know people who have done it in 240 and 280 Z's... so guessing...yes prob. would go...
these cars arent even remotely similar in any way/fashion/form except they have a Z badge adn are 2 seat rwd 6 cylinder vehicles built by nissan/datsun.
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it would be a nice combination, big beefy power in that fat-stanced coupe.
if the nissan v8 fits then the LS1 will have room for nice headers and plenty of room for maintenance. and while a TTv6350z is a nice powerful setup its huge money and probably similar time/effort as an LS1 swap and I'd rather have all motor powaah under the hood. in fact you can sell off the stock motor for pretty good money I'd bet.
now someone send mikespeed a lot fo money so he can build it!
if the nissan v8 fits then the LS1 will have room for nice headers and plenty of room for maintenance. and while a TTv6350z is a nice powerful setup its huge money and probably similar time/effort as an LS1 swap and I'd rather have all motor powaah under the hood. in fact you can sell off the stock motor for pretty good money I'd bet.
now someone send mikespeed a lot fo money so he can build it!
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i see this swap more common in a few yrs, when the price of the lsx
comes down even further ,and the 350z boys stop bullshittin' and get tired of gettin dragged around by the lsx swap cars, like the 240's and rx7's
it will only be a matter of time when the lsx will be the MUST have engine
with 2000+hp capable blocks and heads flowing over 330 cfm out of the box
as cast, and 250+ duration hydraulic cams and internal parts dropping in price
500-600 rwhp N/A will be the norm
comes down even further ,and the 350z boys stop bullshittin' and get tired of gettin dragged around by the lsx swap cars, like the 240's and rx7's
it will only be a matter of time when the lsx will be the MUST have engine
with 2000+hp capable blocks and heads flowing over 330 cfm out of the box
as cast, and 250+ duration hydraulic cams and internal parts dropping in price
500-600 rwhp N/A will be the norm
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350z love n2o also. ours is running mid 11's on a 200 wet shot and 275/60/15 m/t drag radials. all stock other then that. that cars hooks crazy good. 1.4 60 ft spraying a 125 wet out of the whole.
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the twin cam V6 is much wider than the LS1. there is pleanty of room up front for 2 extra cyls. problem with the 350Z is that they are way overpriced. you can have a better car (FC/FD, Fbody, S13/14) for way less than the 350Zs go for.
i keep trying to get my friend with a G35 to do an LS1 swap, but he is hell bent on spending 5k on TT and then forging his internals, i keep telling him he is better off with a forged LS1 and TT
i keep trying to get my friend with a G35 to do an LS1 swap, but he is hell bent on spending 5k on TT and then forging his internals, i keep telling him he is better off with a forged LS1 and TT