Not sure if anyone posted this yet.Flagship-Q wrote:I was surfing a few of the 300zx twin turbo sites and it sounded like it kinda made some sense to turbo the VH45 (nissan parts fitting on infiniti, etc.). Tried to search the topic but the SEARCH button is down apparantly. It's pretty easy to come across someone selling a twin turbo setup for the Z32 or parting one out. I already know about the supercharger project but am just throwing this out there. Anyone know about it? Thanks alot.
1. Swear2. No the supercharger will be cheaper, youll have to remove the engine and custom make everything.. The SC is a bolt on, take plenum off, install SC.. no way you could get it done cheaper than $3000 unless you did a bulk (all of it) of the work yourself.. Even then itd be close, IMO3. Custom manifolds, plumbing, intercooler (theres not as much room up there as you think), oil lines, and so forht4. Yes boost maps can be done very easily....Flagship-Q wrote:1. It's obviously very possible, so my question: 2. is this a more cost concious, feasible route than the supercharger? 3. What would be involved? Custom headers, plumbing, etc? 4. I wonder if Robert would be able to modify the ECU (if necessary) for it.
Speaking of s14's, there is apparently a TT vh45 s14 being built here in Brisbane. I've been trying to find out more about it but no such luck yet.Rex wrote:When I win the lottery, I'm gonna find a 98 S14 for him to do that to for me .
Yeah, I think unless you want glowing floorboards, finding room for turbos and heat shielding them is just about impossible.one ton garage wrote: Remove some pwr accessories (like a/c for single turbo, or a/c and pwr steering for twin turbo), but then you're left with not much of a luxury car anymore... not worth the compromise imo.
what about the Rootes supercharger???QShip wrote:After I add boost to the Titan, the Q will go to Slim.
I know, but it's still a cool picture.elwesso wrote:its a shame because that could not be implimented in a Q45, in that fashion that is.
I believe there really is only 2 problems to overcome when trying to make respectable hp from a boosted VH45! Compression and Oil starvation!BlackBirdVQ wrote:Intercooling it wouldn't be much of a problem, you could run something similar to the ones that Stillen sells for their VQ35DE applications.
I also do not think that 500HP would be much of a stress for a engine the size of our Qs. I have put down over 500WHP on my SRs before and that was on stock DET internals. Seeing how stout the VH is internally with my own eyes, I doubt that the engine can't hold 500WHP. I am not positive that the VH has oil squirters under the pistons, but it might- I have not looked. I belive you could coax 400HP out of the VH without any forced induction or NOS, but that route hasn't been done just yet. Problem with 500WHP G20s/Sentras is the FWD transmission can't hold all that power unless you go with PAR gear sets, and the other problem is- traction is impossible to attain on the street when putting down that much power. When I ran a Viper in my G20 I had no tracion in 4th gear for a while, and then finally in 5th gear I was able to whopp on the snake with no drama