NIVO wrote: any year VG33 or am I to look for a specific one?
It doesn't matter, all you need is the block.
Only differences I am aware of (as far as the block is concerned) is that some have the oil feed already drilled and some don't, and some have an oil check valve already inserted in the block and some don't.
not many people write much about the work that was done. where the heads were ported etc..
I know i am going to be looking for all the internals soon. I have quite a few parts already priced out from the distributor.
not sure how much i will get out of it but i know i want more then 450whp since our neon was close to that on stock motor for 2 years.
well you could also get a custom crank made and lose two cylinders to be a 2L v4 with a standalone, reverse the intake and exhaust ports and have a turbo mounted front and center with the downpipe shooting down the driver's side, split intake wouldn't be a problem with map based ecu....
Holy crap batman, i have been drawing up plans for that type of V build for a while. (dead serious) Not V4 tho
ok cool, just sourced out a VG33E for $650, what next?
Now you bore it .060 over to make a VG34E! :lol:
hmm. stroke it bore it?
Well, if you're doing this the RIGHT way, of course do both. Man really all the simple stuff like head work, cams, valves, worked manifolds, big turbo, and a decent tune. It's not really rocket science to say what you need, its just a matter of YOU deciding which flavor you want of each and matching that with your wallet.
Originally posted by Andrew84zx
tell her your car is so fast it will make her panties fly off
not many people write much about the work that was done. where the heads were ported etc..
I know i am going to be looking for all the internals soon. I have quite a few parts already priced out from the distributor.
not sure how much i will get out of it but i know i want more then 450whp since our neon was close to that on stock motor for 2 years.
well you could also get a custom crank made and lose two cylinders to be a 2L v4 with a standalone, reverse the intake and exhaust ports and have a turbo mounted front and center with the downpipe shooting down the driver's side, split intake wouldn't be a problem with map based ecu....
Holy crap batman, i have been drawing up plans for that type of V build for a while. (dead serious) Not V4 tho
personally I always wondered why no one ever tried to design a motor like that considering how bad the normal crossover manifold system is.... likewise for intake which a dual intake is not a bad idea and z32 is proof of that, but since the intake doesn't need a downpipe going anywhere merging them for an airflow based ecu isn't hard either
question then becomes, can the intake port be ported enough to exhaust adequately, getting a larger sodium filled valve for the new exhaust port shouldn't be difficult to obtain, at worst it'll cost more
Bore it to 3.4 then desroke it to 3.0.
10k rpm vg hotness :twisted:
lol!!!
A car buddy of mine suggested that exact idea to me the other day when I brought up my plans for a VG34 build.
funny you would say that since i have been talking to some guys and a few suggested to use rpm and large turbo for big power on the top end.
I can get the pauter rods for cost, custom pistons for cost and coated, and all REV valve top end items (custom/oversized). and all other misc. items, all in all for a 1000+whp engine and the ability to rev high.
This week i'm going to start purchasing items for the car.
Anyone know what the cylinder wall thickness would be if you bored the VG33 .60 over??
I am little weary of boring it that much considering I plan on putting down alot of power I think id rather have the thicker cylinder walls instead of the extra displacement. Anyone have any input on this???
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