92 block with 96 head

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redrocket
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will the 96 head fit on the 92 block and fit in a 96 just curious found a 92 engine but I was going to swal the head to be sure i got all the right sensors and things and wondered if that combination will work


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yes.

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thanks bro your the **** oh btw you don't sell rods and pistons and stuff to build that motor do ya

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I can get just about anything you'd like.I'd recommend Eagle Rods and a good set of 9.1:1 to 10:1 forged pistons.

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cool thanks whats the highest compression i can go and safely spray it? and can you get me a price on rods and pistons for me

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Aries how do you know so much? Man, for a guy with an LT1 in a 240sx! I have a 95 240sx and would like to build an engine seperate from the one in my car and then swap them and was wondering what, if any, years will match my car's electronics, fuel setup and all that stuff since i would like it to be not to complicated. Any tips or tricks from the master?

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First, let me say that I'm not a master by any means.I just have a good ammount of experience with the KA24DE

The highest compression I would go with spray is probably a lot higher than you would ever think of going Red. Compression on my last motor was in the neighborhood of 10:1 to 10.3:1. On your car I wouldn't go above probably 9.3:1 at the highest on a wet system with a generous fuel pill.

Scott, depending on weather you actually have a 95, or it's a 94.5 will tell what will work and integrate easily with your stock components. Swapping in a motor of any other year will require an ECU change, as well as a wiring harness change.


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