How to make '00 VI work with 3.5?
#1
How to make '00 VI work with 3.5?
I want a full 3.5 with a '00 VI, '00 Fuel Injectors, and Fuel Rail, full VI lower and upper IM. How would you make this work with a full 3.5 heads, and bottem end???
#6
Originally Posted by vsamoylov
and you have proof that the vi flows better than the 3.5 IM?
#10
Originally Posted by HarrisH
'00 VI flows better, and I don't want to use 3.5 fuel rail because then the car runs lean...
#14
Originally Posted by Nismo3112
I'm planning on running a full VQ35, and if retrofitting the 00VI isn't TOO hard, i'll go that route. But I have a general idea of how SR20 made his mani.
Keep the better designed aluminum manifold.
#15
Originally Posted by Larrio
Why would you be so dumb as to use a DE-K manifold on a 3.5, especially is using the whole rest of the motor?
Keep the better designed aluminum manifold.
Keep the better designed aluminum manifold.
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I thought Tilley was keeping his 02 IM?
BTW, the 00VI has yet to be dynoed on 3.5 heads, so we don't know yet. Tilley dynoed 226whp/205wtq with the 00VI, 3.0 heads and 11.5:1 comp. Then he dynoed 233whp/230wtq with the full 3.5 (better heads and all, but 1.2:1 lower comp). He opened a valve on the 3.5 and dynoed 238whp/223wtq.
Also one of the reason his top end isn't good, I think, is because he doesn't have the 3.5 ECU. Stock VQ35 cams stay a 240 degree lift all the time if they don't vary (in Tilley's case, they don't). But when you have the VTC with the 3.5 ECU, they vary from 205 degrees to 275 degrees. My guess is that this is to get the best of both worlds.
Also, he has a light flywheel, UDP, full exhaust system (with headers) and bypassed AC/PS, so I think he would dyno more, both peak and along the RPM range with the 3.5 ecu.
BTW, the 00VI has yet to be dynoed on 3.5 heads, so we don't know yet. Tilley dynoed 226whp/205wtq with the 00VI, 3.0 heads and 11.5:1 comp. Then he dynoed 233whp/230wtq with the full 3.5 (better heads and all, but 1.2:1 lower comp). He opened a valve on the 3.5 and dynoed 238whp/223wtq.
Also one of the reason his top end isn't good, I think, is because he doesn't have the 3.5 ECU. Stock VQ35 cams stay a 240 degree lift all the time if they don't vary (in Tilley's case, they don't). But when you have the VTC with the 3.5 ECU, they vary from 205 degrees to 275 degrees. My guess is that this is to get the best of both worlds.
Also, he has a light flywheel, UDP, full exhaust system (with headers) and bypassed AC/PS, so I think he would dyno more, both peak and along the RPM range with the 3.5 ecu.
#17
Originally Posted by JClaw
I thought Tilley was keeping his 02 IM?
BTW, the 00VI has yet to be dynoed on 3.5 heads, so we don't know yet. Tilley dynoed 226whp/205wtq with the 00VI, 3.0 heads and 11.5:1 comp. Then he dynoed 233whp/230wtq with the full 3.5 (better heads and all, but 1.2:1 lower comp). He opened a valve on the 3.5 and dynoed 238whp/223wtq.
Also one of the reason his top end isn't good, I think, is because he doesn't have the 3.5 ECU. Stock VQ35 cams stay a 240 degree lift all the time if they don't vary (in Tilley's case, they don't). But when you have the VTC with the 3.5 ECU, they vary from 205 degrees to 275 degrees. My guess is that this is to get the best of both worlds.
Also, he has a light flywheel, UDP, full exhaust system (with headers) and bypassed AC/PS, so I think he would dyno more, both peak and along the RPM range with the 3.5 ecu.
BTW, the 00VI has yet to be dynoed on 3.5 heads, so we don't know yet. Tilley dynoed 226whp/205wtq with the 00VI, 3.0 heads and 11.5:1 comp. Then he dynoed 233whp/230wtq with the full 3.5 (better heads and all, but 1.2:1 lower comp). He opened a valve on the 3.5 and dynoed 238whp/223wtq.
Also one of the reason his top end isn't good, I think, is because he doesn't have the 3.5 ECU. Stock VQ35 cams stay a 240 degree lift all the time if they don't vary (in Tilley's case, they don't). But when you have the VTC with the 3.5 ECU, they vary from 205 degrees to 275 degrees. My guess is that this is to get the best of both worlds.
Also, he has a light flywheel, UDP, full exhaust system (with headers) and bypassed AC/PS, so I think he would dyno more, both peak and along the RPM range with the 3.5 ecu.
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Originally Posted by Larrio
Why would you be so dumb as to use a DE-K manifold on a 3.5, especially is using the whole rest of the motor?
Keep the better designed aluminum manifold.
Keep the better designed aluminum manifold.
#20
I would say with the 3.5 max IM nissan was trying hard to have low and mid range ...but with SR design he shifted that but...i cant go to wally world and buy his IM .Can you?? He has good hp but peak is nothing special.
If the max 3.5 IM was so good how come nissan doesnt use it on the sports car 350z?? Because stock for stock the 350z IM is better . My point is its prob not the best IM for the powerband im looking for.
I'am just testing the dek on the 3.5 if its no good for me ill try another IM...obi wan there is another
If the max 3.5 IM was so good how come nissan doesnt use it on the sports car 350z?? Because stock for stock the 350z IM is better . My point is its prob not the best IM for the powerband im looking for.
I'am just testing the dek on the 3.5 if its no good for me ill try another IM...obi wan there is another
#21
Originally Posted by krismax
I would say with the 3.5 max IM nissan was trying hard to have low and mid range ...but with SR design he shifted that but...i cant go to wally world and buy his IM .Can you?? He has good hp but peak is nothing special.
If the max 3.5 IM was so good how come nissan doesnt use it on the sports car 350z?? Because stock for stock the 350z IM is better .
I'am just testing the dek on the 3.5 if its no good for me ill try another IM...obi wan there is another
If the max 3.5 IM was so good how come nissan doesnt use it on the sports car 350z?? Because stock for stock the 350z IM is better .
I'am just testing the dek on the 3.5 if its no good for me ill try another IM...obi wan there is another
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Originally Posted by kevlo911
VTC does nothing over 3000 rpms.
#28
Originally Posted by JClaw
I wouldn't say that. It said it increased torque and horsepower by 9% at 2000 rpm, and by 12% at 3000 rpm. The "increase" certainly doesn't just drop off like a cliff after 3000.
#29
Originally Posted by JClaw
I wouldn't say that. It said it increased torque and horsepower by 9% at 2000 rpm, and by 12% at 3000 rpm. The "increase" certainly doesn't just drop off like a cliff after 3000.
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He has UPD, headers, exhaust system, lightweight aluminum flywheel... I was expecting something in the 240's.
Also, those are peak numbers. He hasn't posted his graph. No doubt his car must pull real hard, but it'd be interesting to compare graphs.
Also, those are peak numbers. He hasn't posted his graph. No doubt his car must pull real hard, but it'd be interesting to compare graphs.
#33
Originally Posted by JClaw
He has UPD, headers, exhaust system, lightweight aluminum flywheel... I was expecting something in the 240's.
Also, those are peak numbers. He hasn't posted his graph. No doubt his car must pull real hard, but it'd be interesting to compare graphs.
Also, those are peak numbers. He hasn't posted his graph. No doubt his car must pull real hard, but it'd be interesting to compare graphs.
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