2005 Nissan 350Z with LS2 (6.0L) Swap.
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2005 Nissan 350Z with LS2 (6.0L) Swap.
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HAVOK_RLS2 = Robert
CAR -
2005 Super Black 350Z
* OLD BUILD *
My Turbonetics 9T-60 turbo) Z before the Boooooom!
* CURRENT BUILD *
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PR5oTN6nmb4
ENGINE -
GM LS2 6.0 liter V8
Sikky Solid Motor Mounts and Swap kit
Sikky 1 7/8" Long Tube Headers
Sikky Custom Aluminum Drive Shaft
Sikky Custom Aluminum LS2 oil pan - 7 quarts
Sikky Custom oil filter relocation kit
JE Performance Custom 3" Dual exhaust
JE Performance Custom 3" Stainless Steel Cold Air Intake
SLP Harmonic Balancer (25% Underdrive)
Billet Fuel Rails
AAM stage 2 Fuel Return System
Walbro fuel pump 255LPM
Aeromotive Fuel Pressure Regulator
DRIVETRAIN -
TREMEC T56 6 speed transmission
Sikky 350z Clutch master cylinder adapter plate
Wilwood Clutch master cylinder
Wilwood Clutch master cylinder Remote bleeder system (*Prototype)
Fidanza Kevlar Twin Disc Clutch w/Aluminum Flywheel
Billet Products GTO short shifter (customized by JE Performance)
TUNING -
Tuned 350z ECU Tuned by James Evans (JE Performance)
HP Tuner Pro GM LS2 PCM Custom Tuned by James Evans (JE Performance)
HP/TQ
405rwhp / 410ftlb
WHEELS -
Volk Racing Gunmetal GT-7 (19x9.5/19x10.5)
BRAKES -
Wilwood BBK
14” 6 Piston SL Front
14” 4 Piston SL Rear
Stainless steel brake lines
SUSPENSION -
Buddy Club F&R True Coilovers
Battle Version 350z Camber Arms
Battle Version Rear Toe Links
INTERIOR -
Kenwood DNX7100 navigation head unit
Lilipute 7" touch screen monitor custom mounted in 03 350z NAV cubby
SpeedHut White Custom Gauges
Member Name-
HAVOK_RLS2 = Robert
CAR -
2005 Super Black 350Z
* OLD BUILD *
My Turbonetics 9T-60 turbo) Z before the Boooooom!
* CURRENT BUILD *
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PR5oTN6nmb4
ENGINE -
GM LS2 6.0 liter V8
Sikky Solid Motor Mounts and Swap kit
Sikky 1 7/8" Long Tube Headers
Sikky Custom Aluminum Drive Shaft
Sikky Custom Aluminum LS2 oil pan - 7 quarts
Sikky Custom oil filter relocation kit
JE Performance Custom 3" Dual exhaust
JE Performance Custom 3" Stainless Steel Cold Air Intake
SLP Harmonic Balancer (25% Underdrive)
Billet Fuel Rails
AAM stage 2 Fuel Return System
Walbro fuel pump 255LPM
Aeromotive Fuel Pressure Regulator
DRIVETRAIN -
TREMEC T56 6 speed transmission
Sikky 350z Clutch master cylinder adapter plate
Wilwood Clutch master cylinder
Wilwood Clutch master cylinder Remote bleeder system (*Prototype)
Fidanza Kevlar Twin Disc Clutch w/Aluminum Flywheel
Billet Products GTO short shifter (customized by JE Performance)
TUNING -
Tuned 350z ECU Tuned by James Evans (JE Performance)
HP Tuner Pro GM LS2 PCM Custom Tuned by James Evans (JE Performance)
HP/TQ
405rwhp / 410ftlb
WHEELS -
Volk Racing Gunmetal GT-7 (19x9.5/19x10.5)
BRAKES -
Wilwood BBK
14” 6 Piston SL Front
14” 4 Piston SL Rear
Stainless steel brake lines
SUSPENSION -
Buddy Club F&R True Coilovers
Battle Version 350z Camber Arms
Battle Version Rear Toe Links
INTERIOR -
Kenwood DNX7100 navigation head unit
Lilipute 7" touch screen monitor custom mounted in 03 350z NAV cubby
SpeedHut White Custom Gauges
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I'm hoping to get educated here.
Things on my wish list:
Lingenfelter CNC Ported L92/LS3 Cylinder Heads
GMPP Hollow Intake and Sodium filled Exhaust Valves
GMPP CTS-V LSX Racing lifters
F.A.S.T 102mm LSXR Intake Manifold
Livernois Motorsports Stage II cam 232/236@.050,.600 /112 LSA (don't know - need advice)
Patriot Gold LS Dual Valve Spring & Titanium Retainers - .660 (don't know - need advice)
Comp Cams 4130 Chromemoly Pushrods - 7.400 (don't know - need advice)
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Believe it or not the radiator hose (upper and lower) are all custom cut and welded stainless steel not simply bent in that shape. Cost was pretty close to 20k for this swap but well worth it.
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Thanks. Yes I'm still running a stock cam but I do have 1 7/8 long tube custom headers already. I'd like to be ing the 450-480ish rwhp range but I'm looking to keep as much low end torque as possible. This is my DD.
I'm hoping to get educated here.
Things on my wish list:
Lingenfelter CNC Ported L92/LS3 Cylinder Heads
GMPP Hollow Intake and Sodium filled Exhaust Valves
GMPP CTS-V LSX Racing lifters
F.A.S.T 102mm LSXR Intake Manifold
Livernois Motorsports Stage II cam 232/236@.050,.600 /112 LSA (don't know - need advice)
Patriot Gold LS Dual Valve Spring & Titanium Retainers - .660 (don't know - need advice)
Comp Cams 4130 Chromemoly Pushrods - 7.400 (don't know - need advice)
I'm hoping to get educated here.
Things on my wish list:
Lingenfelter CNC Ported L92/LS3 Cylinder Heads
GMPP Hollow Intake and Sodium filled Exhaust Valves
GMPP CTS-V LSX Racing lifters
F.A.S.T 102mm LSXR Intake Manifold
Livernois Motorsports Stage II cam 232/236@.050,.600 /112 LSA (don't know - need advice)
Patriot Gold LS Dual Valve Spring & Titanium Retainers - .660 (don't know - need advice)
Comp Cams 4130 Chromemoly Pushrods - 7.400 (don't know - need advice)
Those are nice heads however that is not a L92 head (rectangular port) camshaft you are looking at. That appears to be more of a cathedral port camshaft. You might get some opinions from the vendors here. Virginia Speed and others are capable and sell nice cams. Also Patrick G on here specs out custom cams very reasonably and might not be a bad idea with a light car.
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Those are nice heads however that is not a L92 head (rectangular port) camshaft you are looking at. That appears to be more of a cathedral port camshaft. You might get some opinions from the vendors here. Virginia Speed and others are capable and sell nice cams. Also Patrick G on here specs out custom cams very reasonably and might not be a bad idea with a light car.
I have faith that I'll find the answers here with the help of all you fine people.
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