Does anyone ring/groove these Nissan motors to prep for FI? Cheers, Rob.
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09-23-2014, 09:25 PM | #287 (permalink) | |
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TI trim = 1400 CFM - 950 hp - fits, 0.25" larger inlet (hope to stretch Stillens odd intake boot and reuse. SI trim = 1150 CFM - 775 hp - fits with no mods SCI trim = 1050 CFM - 725 hp - comes with kit I know you already know all of this based on your posts. But why do you recommend skipping the Ti trim? It seems like a perfect fit for a built motor Stillen Kit. It should be able to support 700 whp if you can get the Stillen framework to keep up. That is overkill for a streetcar. The fitment unknowns and cost of fitting a YSi don't seem to make sense to me. Is there a part of this equation I am overlooking?
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Got an extra 65 whp + a flat 378 tqe curve from the V-3Si, 1000 injectors, fuel pump and Tune. (there was plenty more to the build) That would have put me in the high 11's. But the motor blew on deceleration the first pass. Jury is still out as to the exact cause of the grenade. Back to the drawing board ... I've done as much homework as humanly possible regarding this ... there aren't a whole lot of 370's out there that are seriously drag racing...so there isn't much of a pool of experiential knowledge to draw on. I'm NOT upgrading the V-3, but stepping up to the V-2Ti ... and it's performance specs meet my realistic goals...understood ? Though I am not sure of the reference to Einstein here, except in the context of blindly continuing a repeated task and in hopes of obtaining a different result - which is one of the definitions of insane thinking or reasoning. I will assure you that this is not the case here. If you can supply a complete plan with parts and part numbers of all that is required that will allow me to install a V-7 in my car that will give more usable power, be reliable, and won't overpower the cars ability to keep it hooked up, maybe then we can talk more ... I think tho' that we've both stated our cases here and perhaps should continue this discussion back channel for now just to keep on topic ...
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I had almost identical results with the Si and cogs (34T/30T) on my HR. Mine was making 450hp/375tq on a mustang dyno. It made 15 psi by 6700 RPMs and held 15 psi (belt slip) to redline. It broke a rod shortly after on the dyno. After building the motor, my next step was to either try to run a 34T/28T cog setup, or swap to the Ti trim. Then experiment with IAT sensor in Intake manifold, move MAFs, cut core support and install a larger filter as close as possible to the inlet.
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1Slow's point here is that these specs are overly enthusiastic ... Much like the factory stock rating of 332 BHP is really more like 280(?)whp ... The 280(?)whp being the more realistic when it comes to actual performance. That being said, the Ti trim being rated at up 950 hp - actually is about 750 whp. Still good enuff for me ... plus it will bolt right in with only having to enlarge the input piping. Offer still stands to 1Slow' - would be willing to upgrade to the V-7 if it makes sense ... and I am willing to stand corrected.
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Exactly the horsepower numbers on vortechs site are overated badly hoping the ti gets you the power or KNOWING the v7 can do it easily when pullied down is a gamble i wouldnt want to make you want to spend 2000 to find out you may need to do it again?
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That's where Tubo's have the advantage in efficiency. According to Bobby at CINmotorsport, bottom line with all factors being considered, the T-2Ti's are good for that 600-700 hp number, so, at least on paper, I'm good to go. I'd be happy with anything close to 600 for now. Time will tell. Just need to keep the belts on the pulleys @ 15-16 psi. Thanks for turning me on to the blower bracket brace you had made by Jtrans. I really appreciate all of this input - and now I'm really really hoping I've made the right decision! Who knows, I may have to upgrade again if 600 doesn't quite do it....
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Starting from scratch, I've had to filter through a lot of information and advice...double checking it all again and again. It's been a year now since first deciding to upgrade the stock Stillen kit. Seemed a simple 2 week project initially, but has now grown in to an enormous undertaking. It WILL be nice to drive the car again tho' !!!
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So had my kit on now for a few months, next lot of upgrades are in the works; this will be done in the next 3-6 months.
stock clutch is getting smelly! so not driving it too hard lately, just the odd run here and there, waiting on my new clutch kit to arrive (probably 4-5 weeks cause of xmas/new years), getting a southbend stage 3 daily kit with the lighter flywheel etc. Will get this in, have tune double checked at another shop recently recommended to me, A/F ratios atm look a bit high, but it's safe so it's fine at the moment. While clutch is going in or soon after, I'm waiting on some pricing back from the Australian vortech distributor who does all the work here to upgrade the impeller on the unit + changing to a slightly smaller pulley again from the 9lb stillen kit, upgrading fuel system to E85 with a CJ Motorsports kit and get it re-tuned for the E85 all at the same time. will let you guys know when done |
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So you are going higher boost than the 9lb pulley and the impeller upgrade? You are aware this has ended in some blown motors? I'm interested to see this tried and hope it works for you.
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