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I'll be finding out soon enough :twisted:
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used to have one of the first high horsepower NA to turbo cam'd 7000rpm pavement pounding z31's....now in process of building an LQ9 LS1 6.0L Z31 with all the goodies -
The real question is how much torque. I would bet a good condition stock clutch will hold ~290-300lb/ft at the crank. -
nitrous kit.....aquired :twisted:used to have one of the first high horsepower NA to turbo cam'd 7000rpm pavement pounding z31's....now in process of building an LQ9 LS1 6.0L Z31 with all the goodiesComment
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what do you plan to do to that poor NA engine before you pull it out? 150... 200?Comment
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lol, have a camera ready?vg33et -blew some chunks outta it, then gave it all away.
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My new stock clutch started slipping at an estimated 300 ft-lbs. F1 Racing 6 puck from Gripforce fixed that problem.13.729 @ 102.90
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I just did a compression test on the engine
warm it was 165-170psi
cold was 155psi
I'm not gonna nuke this engine, it's in too good of condition
gonna try to sell it I thinkused to have one of the first high horsepower NA to turbo cam'd 7000rpm pavement pounding z31's....now in process of building an LQ9 LS1 6.0L Z31 with all the goodiesComment
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Bah, I nuked 3 of them in as good or better condition than that! It's not like they're actually worth anything. Go have fun.Ken in AZ wrote: I just did a compression test on the engine
warm it was 165-170psi
cold was 155psi
I'm not gonna nuke this engine, it's in too good of condition
gonna try to sell it I thinkComment
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somebody needs to find the limits of nitrous on these guys :lol:
We couldn't destroy one in half that condition at SEZS..vg33et -blew some chunks outta it, then gave it all away.
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