VQ for 92 Max?
I have a 92 SE 5 sp. but I have had probs w/ the VTC's and I want the more solid, efficient and just plain better VQ30DE or VQ30DE-K. Is it easy to put in the VQ into the 3rd gen.? I would just get a new maxima but Nissan must have laid off its styling department after the 3rd generation so I'll keep my car.
Yes its easy....
It will only cost you $3500 todo the swap. Now you will gain no hp but maybe 10lb-ft at the wheels. Its a total waste of money IMHO. Just get a VG30ET and be done with it if your bent on engine swaps
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VG30ET
My question is... why would I want a turbo VG? While turbocharging is of interest to me I want to start with an awesome engine before I apply boost. While a VG is a great engine, the breathing problems of two valves per cylinder plus timing belts to worry about make me not want that. Isn't the VG30ET for the 84-89 300Z turbo? Wouldn't turbo placement affect my installation? The reason I was thinking VQ is that stillen has a drop in supercharger that you can get a reliable 290-300 horses from. Also the weight savings from the aluminum block will help the handling. My goal for this car is to hit 13 in a quarter so I can embarrass mustang GTs, and I dont want to spend more than 3 grand to do that, while maintaining mileage and reliability.
Re: VG30ET
Originally posted by Czar
My question is... why would I want a turbo VG? While turbocharging is of interest to me I want to start with an awesome engine before I apply boost. While a VG is a great engine, the breathing problems of two valves per cylinder plus timing belts to worry about make me not want that. Isn't the VG30ET for the 84-89 300Z turbo? Wouldn't turbo placement affect my installation? The reason I was thinking VQ is that stillen has a drop in supercharger that you can get a reliable 290-300 horses from. Also the weight savings from the aluminum block will help the handling. My goal for this car is to hit 13 in a quarter so I can embarrass mustang GTs, and I dont want to spend more than 3 grand to do that, while maintaining mileage and reliability.
My question is... why would I want a turbo VG? While turbocharging is of interest to me I want to start with an awesome engine before I apply boost. While a VG is a great engine, the breathing problems of two valves per cylinder plus timing belts to worry about make me not want that. Isn't the VG30ET for the 84-89 300Z turbo? Wouldn't turbo placement affect my installation? The reason I was thinking VQ is that stillen has a drop in supercharger that you can get a reliable 290-300 horses from. Also the weight savings from the aluminum block will help the handling. My goal for this car is to hit 13 in a quarter so I can embarrass mustang GTs, and I dont want to spend more than 3 grand to do that, while maintaining mileage and reliability.
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