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Its a billet lower section with a greddy s14 intake !
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Oh woah, that is fucking awesome!
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My Old Motor...Miss it a lot :-(
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This is a great list, but how come no one talks about ecu choices?? If you are using a 20v CAS, can you not use the stock ecu the sr20ve came with and get it rom tuned?? I personally prefer not to run standalones b/c of price and mainly b/c there are no good tuners here in town. They all want to make max power and can't setup a reliable tune Also, this is great! S14 intake manifold bolts right up to this it looks like http://www.nissansilvia.com/forums/i...tach_id=401137 |
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All fun and games aside as you are already aware of to build a proper vet setup is some big money and down time.
Def not a set up if budget minded is your game but no expense spared maximum power and response is your game. I read about in aussie land there was a event there was a rb28 tomei powered car and a sr22vet s15 going at it and the vet set up out performed the r28. Very impresive. |
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You can upgrade to vet for reliability too !
I started from scratch with this sr20vet Sold my racecar that had a ls1 with g-force gsr too buy my house and stsrted this project on the side A 400 to 500whp sr wont need all that much $$$ PJ's (fastest s13 with a h-patern transmission and street legal tire) makes 900whp with an xcessive intake that cost 300$ compare too all the other option that are close to 1000$ and up !!! My friend has 425 whp sr20vet: Precision 5830 Topmount manifold Stock head + dual valve springs upgrade S15 transmission with exedy super single Nothing to special And he drives the car every day to work (he will upgrade the transmission when it brakes) Personnaly I would not built a vet to run a t28 and have 300whp |
almost done.....
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I notice that everyone talks about the parts needed to make the conversion to reality, but what do everyone use as the engine harness?
Is there anyone other plugs on the wiring harness to run the head which is different if at all different from the SR20? Will the standalone PFC work with the head? To make the VVL work, will a multi-switch need to be installed to turn it on or off? I've been making decisions for the last year and half if I should go this route if I'm not hitting my goals just with my SR. I'm looking at what would work to make to a reality if I don't have to much to work with. What are the options for this? |
You can use your S13 harness for all the necessary sensors. You'll need to run an RPM switch to control the solenoids.
As for EMS, Nistune or ROM tuning can be utilized. |
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Another plus that alot have not mentioned is that the VVL head uses solid shaft mounted rockers vs. free floating rockers in the std DET head. The chances of breaking rockers with the VVL head is 0 to none. |
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No, you use the DET ECU with a ROM tune or Nistune...
You'll be running the DET harness and ECU, but have it tuned for your setup. |
S13 ecu run the Nismotonic daughter board. It will kick the VVL for you if you use one of the outputs on the board and run a map sensor and 20X20 tables.
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Decided to mock up the head and manifold on the block for some extra motivation. Been a slow build since I am paying for this semester of college at the moment.
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All of a sudden it doesn't look that complicated anymore. lol p11 head, here I come. |
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For the turbo manifold or exhaust manifold, would you have to notch the existing bolt holes to accomodate with the VET head? Does the exhaust ports match with the DET turbo manifolds?
Reason for the turbo manifold is because I don't want to buy another manifold since I am using the PowerLab twin scroll. |
Exhaust ports share the same centerlines, you just need to lift the manifold up roughly .125". So oblonging the holes is a must if you have a DET manifold. The ports are higher in the head because of the coolant passages and different chamber and valve angles.
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Or there are several manifold options out there already that can accomodate both DET and VE setups
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You should really need to spend much on manifolds or relocation blocks to convert to VVL if your not planning to go on monster build. I'm actually doing this now and I will share it with Zilvia on the Builds thread. Just waiting for Admin approval.
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