^Dipstick must be changed to other side, ^nissanfreak12 wrote:It will, you will have to change oil pan, <a class="vglnk" title="Link added by VigLink" target="_blank" href="http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/searc ... tor+mounts" rel="nofollow"><span>motor </span><span>mounts</span></a>, mount brackets, move oil dipstick to other side(it still may work on the side its on), and a few connectors(injectors come to mind because it will be the new style) If you are going to put it in a manual car, you need to take out the auto spacer and install a pilot bushing for the manual transmission.
There might be a few things I am missing, but it will fit with slight mods like what I listed. I just got a new Z and it has a J30 engine in it.
Its actually a cheaper solution or if you cant find a 300 engine, a J30 engine is identical internally, same comp ratio, cams pistons, etc. The heads have different casting, but same dimensions with valves and so on.KeedyT wrote:pardon my ignorance but what is the motivation to swap in this engine?
Carbide or High Speed Steel should work fine, the block isn't hardened.garyfabian wrote: ↑Mon Aug 20, 2018 10:59 pmThanks! And for the type of bit to use will a carbon bit work or what kind of drill bit do you use?
Yes, those will work fine.garyfabian wrote: ↑Fri Aug 24, 2018 3:13 pmI went to Menards shopping for drill bits I saw this set with high speed steel & carbon steel brad point drill bits but the biggest size only went up to 1/4 for high speed steel & carbon steel biggest was 5/16
so I bought the this titatanium set instead with the biggest size going up to 3/8... should this work?
Given there is oil pressure at least within the crankcase and is a closed system, I personally would not go that route and would look to do the job correctly- finishing the project with things at minimum the same as before the work done in order to ensure no further problems.garyfabian wrote: ↑Fri Oct 19, 2018 6:04 pmI brought a friend to drill the hole but we ran into some compiications that prevented us from trying. He did come up with a suggestion that I wanted to find out if that would work. He suggested leaving the dipstick on that side of the engine but taking the dipstick out and corking the hole and only putting it back in while the engine was off to measure oil level. Will that work?