Originally Posted by AlexRaymond19 i was reading the owners manual the other day, i was pretty sure the displacement is near 3.8 already. Its like 3.783 or something. I could
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09-01-2011, 12:29 AM | #181 (permalink) | |
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Bore and stroke = 95.5 x 86.0 If it was 3.78 they would have rounded to 3.8. Last edited by ChipsWithDips; 09-01-2011 at 12:32 AM. |
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Yeah honestly if I ever get to the point that the NA VQ37 isn't enough for me, I think I'd rather do an LSx conversion than FI or another Nissan engine. But I know the kind of hack that is, I'd only do it if/when my car became a full-time race car, not for a regular everyday car.
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All I know is, down the road, I think I'd consider throwing an LSX into my car.
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Well, mostly what I mean is it's not for a daily driver IMHO. Aside from all the mechanical hackery around fitting an appropriate drivetrain layout into the car, you'd have to toss Nissan's ECU for a GM one, so there goes pretty much all of the Nissan's electronics, which everything in the car is tightly integrated with. That means all the little creature comforts will need some custom wiring or hacking or whatever too just to get them working again: electronic door locks, power windows, interior and exterior lighting, etc... don't even ask me what happens with the gauge cluster and the info display, but I'd assume there's no sane way to get the stock ones working with an LSx ECU.
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^ still waiting to see how it works out with you and the GTM Stage 2, I know I shouldn't fear the gear but increasing the ratio plus F.I might make the m6 undriveable, we'll see how it goes with your 7AT. That and waiting for the techies to figure out VVEL.
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I can help here. Install a 4.38 screw. CAI, headers and real exhaust system. No cats. Throttle boost. NOS. Maybe slightly bigger injectors if you want. You can run side by side anyone to 1/4 mile, 1/8 for sire. After 1/4, not gonna happen. Oh yea. MS100 fuel or better.
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