3.5 bottom end with 3.0 heads and jwt cams in and running!
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Originally Posted by KLiNkER
hey we need pics of the engine bay! we all wanna see how good it looks heh
wish i would have a plain VQ35DE in my 4th gen.... but you push it a little farther and... i love it! we want 1/4 mile times!
wish i would have a plain VQ35DE in my 4th gen.... but you push it a little farther and... i love it! we want 1/4 mile times!
aand i am saying that a vq35 in a 4th gen is going to be faster. and he didnt push it a little farther. i want to see pics and numbers and when i get my project done i am heading to the track and a dyno to see what i am running.
holy sh*t, 6 speed tranny can bolt up to the 3.5 block ehh? any extra wiring involved taht would complicate things? I wish i knew about this before my tranny died, i would have sold the SC, and go wit 6 speed tranny w/ this setup....cant wait till tonight! dyno dyno!
Originally Posted by meccanoble
holy sh*t, 6 speed tranny can bolt up to the 3.5 block ehh? any extra wiring involved taht would complicate things? I wish i knew about this before my tranny died, i would have sold the SC, and go wit 6 speed tranny w/ this setup....cant wait till tonight! dyno dyno!
well the dyno sucked cause i ran on a dynojet prior to this for baseline #s then yesterday I ran on the mustang awd dyno which is completelty different cause my buddys z dynoed around 35hp less than on the dynojet the max did like 179hp and 181tq but the good thing is it had torque from start to finish and it was nice and smooth. BTW I got home to find my stock cat is all but clogged so I replaced it with a resonator I had layin around for mine and that made a good difference. Then I hung with a 350z with a injen, from a stop he would get me by like 2 cars but once i was moving he couldnt pull away
Originally Posted by TILLEYS99
. BTW I got home to find my stock cat is all but clogged so I replaced it with a resonator I had layin around for mine and that made a good difference.
-Chris
Originally Posted by MaxSpeedSE
How could u tell your cat was cloged? what does it feel like?
-Chris
-Chris
Originally Posted by vsamoylov
well lets see the next dyno. i still say it wont make more power than a stock vq35. but props to you for attempting something like this. and a stock vq35 6 speed can hang with a 350z. i know that cause i did it.
do you mean in a stock 5.5th gen or when the vq35 is in a 4th gen?
Originally Posted by vsamoylov
well lets see the next dyno. i still say it wont make more power than a stock vq35. but props to you for attempting something like this. and a stock vq35 6 speed can hang with a 350z. i know that cause i did it.
i bet i could hang with a stock 350z as well. probably even more so when I get a new clutch.
Originally Posted by UNCDooD
i bet i could hang with a stock 350z as well. probably even more so when I get a new clutch.

last night I made some changes in plugs and that seemed to helpand also I had 2 people in the car rather than 4 and the 350 was dead even other than the car length i lost due to tire spin where he hooked up, the guy is a good driver he chirped 4th when I was running him.
Originally Posted by I30tMikeD
it all depends on who is driving. If it was my friend who sees 13's all day in his stock 350z then no.....but if it's the other 80% running mid-low 14's then we would both be right there.
I'm talking about that 80% right there. lol
Originally Posted by UNCDooD
I'm talking about that 80% right there. lol
As for this 3.5VQ swap and the 179whp/181wtq on the Mustang dyno. This car would probably see around 197-201whp and 199-204wtq on a Dynojet, maybe. Typically, a Mustang dyno sees approximately 7-10% less power than a Dynojet. Other things to keep in mind is that the Mustange dyno typically shows a longer and more smooth power curve than that of the Dynojet.
As for the cat converter, I'm curious as to what these "chunks" are. A substrate cat converter (OEM), has a densely webbed brick. You should be able to see hazy light thru the converter. If you can see any sort of light, the cat is fine. Now, if the cat is bad, it should be quite obvious because the webbing will be melted hence the reason cats tend to glow when they fail. It is quite possible that since he is running such a high compression, the exhaust gases and possibly a lean condition could cause the cat to melt and fail. If this car made the power it did on the dyno with a smooth power curve, then the cat is not clogged. A failing cat will cause a major power loss and the furthest O2 sensor will usually fail due to the extreme heat (ie CEL).
ok when you look through the cat it has portions that you cant see light through I know what a good cat is i do have a performance shop im not your typical moron. it goes to the dynojet either next week or the following at idrc in maple grove raceway. compared to a 3.0 the torque is sick and is very high even at low rpm nothing like the 3.0



