zerothread?id=335689Z32 Ver.2ptGood wrote:Hello all, I'm a first time poster, long time reader. Have always admired the work of others on this forum and it's just about my time. About a year ago, i noticed i had a problem, my z just wasn't fast enough. Correct me if im wrong but a VH45DE could just be the cure. In roughly 1 month i plan to start my VH45 swap into my 90 Z32 2+2 and until then i want to make sure i have all the fundumentals of what goes into this project down and strait. So a couple questions, er lots of questions, before i get ready to accumulate and purchase my new toys.
I plan on using the 94 vh, completely stock, into the z with a modified Xmember and the Mazworx adapter. Im still shopping around for a radiator and fans. I aso plan using the Q45 P/S pump and I've read it will work once the pump has been flipped upside down. I will still lower my sway bar an inch or so to avoid more problems. I will also keep oil pan front sump and only mod the middle level of the pan. i will be using the Stock Q45 fuel pump as well as the stock headers; minus the heat sheilds.
Can anybody help me see what others delimas i might have? Thanks
Swaybar still needs to be spaced with a rear sump setup. It interferes with the PS pump.Chrispy300 wrote:If you make a new sump you don't have to mod the crossmember or space the swaybar which is prefferable IMO.
Second on Nick's wiring diagram, helped me out bigtime!
You wont have any problem using the NA bell on the TT trans, it will bolt right up. Do yourself and get a used TT flywheel and run a TT clutch, even the OEM tt clutch will be fine.Z32 Ver.2ptGood wrote:Thanks, got the diagram, and modding the Xmember just seems as it would be an easier task to me, wouldn't have to mess with leaks, warped flanges, the pick up tube, ect.
i've searching around in the z32 forum and couldn't seem to find my answer. any problems with using an N/a bellhousing on a tt transmission? as well as an na flywheel? i ask because im planning on sending out my n/a transmission bellhousing to mazworx in a week or so, but the n/a transmission i got isn't in great condition so a tt will propably be purchased shortly after.
You're correct in that there is no difference between the TT and N/A transmission. They'll both bolt up either way. What I was told to do was upgrade to the stock Twin Turbo clutch and flywheel on an N/A transmission (which Mazworx will have your bellhousing already clearanced for the TT gear).Z32 Ver.2ptGood wrote:Thanks for all the replies. Definetly help in making my decisions. has anybody heard of a Z32 300ZX 98+ SPEC MANUAL TRANSMISSION 90-96
Here's what the seller has to say;"These 98+ specification Japanese Spec (JSPEC) transmission have the updated and improved double syncro system which greatly improves the shift action and long term reliability which was the short comings of the earlier model transmissions. The older model transmissions from 90-96 had single syncro system which was prone to breaking and cause gear clashing and grinding. Again, this is brand new, in a Nissan crate from Japan, these are not used or rebuilt, brand new as in never been ever near or on a car!!"
I'm budgeting to purchase this transmission, but im really concerned with its legitimacy. If i dont get this transmission then i plan on getting another N/A.
I was told there were no diferences between the tt and N/a transmission apart from the bellhousing.
My rad is 26.5" wide and 19" tall. I did an Engineering Drawing of exactly what I wanted and sent it to Howe. I had a custom radiator on my doorstep 5 days later, you can't beat that service. Of course this wasn't cheap... the radiator was the most expensive single part purchased for my conversion, even more than the engine. My radiator is overkill for 90% of people out there, my total cooling system capacity is now 4.5 gallons of coolant. The radiator is a double pass double core. I've said it before that I plan on tracking my car in the middle of the summer for 30 minute lapping sessions, I didn't want heat to be an issue.Z32 Ver.2ptGood wrote:Anybody have any suggestions for a nice radiator sutable for the vh? Ive set my budget to pretty low for a rad, and i suppose i could use a stock Q rad, but i'd prefere to get something shinny lol.
Superhatch; off the top of your head do you remember the dimensions of your rad?
Not if you don't have power steeringSuperHatch wrote:
Swaybar still needs to be spaced with a rear sump setup. It interferes with the PS pump.
Third on Nicks wiring... top notch.
Just go with the R32 radiator. Whatever get's you driving a V8 Z sooner, the better.Z32 Ver.2ptGood wrote:thanks all, so im torn between two decicions, get the super cheap r32 rad that would do just fine, or custom build one from FSR. anybody have any experience with these guys? and the transmission info is definetly helpfull.
I'm the same...I NEED my heater. A/C is unnecessary, that's what I got T Tops forChrispy300 wrote:The service manuals are on here somewhere...
I don't think that there is any reason why you couldn't cap the heater pipes. I love my heater, that's one thing I MUST have :p I'm pretty soft though
It'll fit...Z32 Ver.2ptGood wrote:should i count on the oil filter going in neatly and nicely?, or will it have to be relocated?
What's the model # of your Griffin???gs14racer wrote:I can tell you with my griffin radiator and my taurus fan, i cant even get the car over 160 degrees (after some abuse) it actually hovers around 130. i have to install a switch or thermo switch to cycle it because it runs like crap when cold lol