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05-13-2010, 11:11 AM | #61 |
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eh, online it won't be anything "Differant" but in person it's still pretty rare. I've only seen 1 other JZ Swapped S-chassis car in person. and i have seen i think 2 or 3 LSX swapped s-chassis. no where near as common as a Ka-t/Sr/RB.
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05-13-2010, 11:13 AM | #62 | |
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Note how the original post was all about speed, and then it became a drifting contest. The subject changed halfway through. The way this thread is going it's going to get locked pretty soon. |
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05-13-2010, 11:18 AM | #63 | |
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05-13-2010, 11:21 AM | #65 | |
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Isn't it? Don't credit me for shit on here because I've never built a car in my life but from my few years of observation, sitting under and around cars with my father, and the years of chillin with mechanically inclined friends, I observe that, if I were to ever build something, it would be naturally aspirated be it a KA, SR, SBC, etc etc. Last edited by DeathMetal; 05-13-2010 at 01:16 PM.. |
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05-13-2010, 11:23 AM | #66 | |
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LSX S13's are not stylish. LSX's are great engines. They do not belong in Nissans. Though, a VH45DE belongs in a Nissan. |
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05-13-2010, 11:24 AM | #67 | ||
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Having owned, driven, and maintained a turbo SR for at least 3 full seasons I can personally tell you that at some point it's no longer about pride. It becomes what is the easiest way to get back on track without wasting time/money/frustration? Pit stops are much longer with the SR because there are so many things on the checklist. Every single hose must be checked. Is there any oil leak? Is there a boost leak? How's coolant and oil temp? Check the catchcan. Check all the clamps. Did that vacuum hose pop out again? Is any turbo line leaking? With the V8, all it needs is a cursory look for fluid leaks. There's nothing to check. You get to spend more time looking at crucial stuff like brakes, tyres, and suspension setup. Not everyone. Go on SilviaV8 and look at how many people complain about their half-finished projects. Quote:
Funny how my coworker is a 2-time SCCA national champ and her car of choice is a bone stock Miata. She can run loops around anyone here presumably. |
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05-13-2010, 11:26 AM | #68 |
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on-demand power is soooooo mullet spec
wish all those hicks would get it through their heads, if your car makes a lot of power reliably, it's totally gay and i mean gay bad, not gay like my pink rollcage and teddy bear "tow hook charm", which are cool for some reason it'd be nice if people would stick to real mods, like body kits and wheels p.s. if you use a nissan engine it's okay, because i'm a car racist or something.
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05-13-2010, 11:30 AM | #69 | |
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05-13-2010, 11:35 AM | #70 | |
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Yeah im going to have to agree with you, 375whp w/ bolt ons + cam are rather low. Typical results ive seen is 350-360whp with bolt ons and no cam just as you said. I have an LS1 in my S14, full bolt ons + a cam and I should be making close to 400. I put it on a dyno once during a dyno day and it made about 365whp. Low numbers because I was leaning out up top pretty bad, 16.1 afr's. I have done more tuning (street) and the car feels completely different now that its got a better tune. Im going to put it on a dyno soon and im hoping i will see close to or atleast 400whp. It could make more but I am running DAFT headers and well frankly, im not happy with them and they rob some power since there isnt and R&D into them. Just basically made to fit you know. I went to the track prior to my street tune (before I knew i was leaning out badly) and I ran an [email protected] with a 1.9 60' on a stock 4.08 open diff. With a 1.7 60' i can get my ET down to about 11.5 also, drifting is with the car is awesome. You dont have to sit off the limiter to keep the tires spinning. Just a nice little clutch kick and some throttle blips and boom your sliding. No redlining or anything =P |
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05-13-2010, 11:59 AM | #75 |
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Seeing that episode with the E-rod changed my mind about the torn down VH in my garage. I think I'm saving up for that now.
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05-13-2010, 12:38 PM | #77 |
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^ you drift fanboys make me sick. spend less time on the internet and more time actually working on/drifting your car. im surprised no ones thrown out misinformation about how "heavy" the lsx motors are, when they are amazingly light for the amount of power they produce.
have fun with YOUR car. if having fun means having 450hp out of a proven durable american motor, then so be it. i'd bet 90% of you arguing against the ls1 have a ka in your car, something hanging from your tow hook, and more stickers than hp....
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05-13-2010, 01:09 PM | #79 | |
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i wonder when/how long its gunna take for some1 to put one of these bad boys in a 240. shits gunna b sick.
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05-13-2010, 01:47 PM | #80 | |
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im not reading any posts other than the original posters first one...
but why mr rb 25 chuki are you so butt hurt about v8 sports cars? why are you praising the 'fine art' of tuning a turbo 4 cylinder car and stating that it somehow is better than a v8. and that the reason its better is just cause its daintier. plus your argument against v8 cars is that they have easy reserves of power, whereas like it or not... ''tuning'' a sr20 isn't rocket science, you're not a craftsman... you're just one of thousands of nissan loving ricers who slap on big turbos, buy big giant lag-enhancing front mounts and slap on apexi exhausts. you're more a cliche than the ls-x guys, at least they're doing something different v8s in cars that weren't originally designed for them is a GREAT idea.... purists can go suck a fat one.. your argument that turbo4 240s > v8 240s makes about as much sense as those other purists out there that would claim that the bristol engined AC Aces were better than the Ford-equipped Shelby cobra versions solely because of the purity of a inline six english designed engine in a proper english sports car... guess what? those bristol ace drivers and those sr 240 drivers such as yourself get shit on by cobras and ls-240s then make whiney excuses about how even though they lost the race, the race isnt really what matters... and to mr op if you're not familiar with AC Aces and dont get the parallel you arnt really into cars anyway go get your hood popped
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05-13-2010, 02:47 PM | #82 |
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OMG! I always see this stupid argument! All you have to do is put common sense into the equation! A lot of you guys are also "carist" as fuck! Thus presenting yourselves to have a high enough potential to be racist enough!
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05-13-2010, 02:48 PM | #83 | |
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05-13-2010, 03:32 PM | #84 |
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We are in the United States of AMERICA! NOT JAPAN! Put some American in your 240 and wear a cowboy had and boots screaming America everywhere you go.
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05-13-2010, 03:50 PM | #85 |
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LOL at this thread
Anyone that has 'tuned' a LS is laughing right now. I'm building a KA-T right now but even I'm not a douche to think the LS can't put out some insane horsepower with the right people behind it. There is local Corvette owners here with 800+hp. The fact that you want a serious discussion on this topic is proof you are a keyboard bandit. Talk about what you have done, what you have driven, not what you 'think'.anyone can love or hate something, but usually the valid opinions are the people that have 'walked the line'
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05-13-2010, 05:02 PM | #86 |
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Food for thoughts.
On the dyno my V8 made 320 ft-lbs at the wheels at 1,500 RPM. I can "tune" the V8 to put down anywhere from 400 ft-lbs to 600 ft-lbs based on the type track I'm running that day just by dialing back the timing and leaning out the carb. I'm building my 454 engine which should put down 750 bhp NA according to the engine builder, or if I go crazy and decide to supercharge it can put down 1,000 bhp. I am also a redneck and I'm gay. |
05-13-2010, 05:17 PM | #89 |
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From what I've seen in terms of tuning and etc with ANY drivetrain combo is availability of resources. Majority of the people on here can't afford to build an RB, SR, KA or etc. So they try to build on top of stock motors. And in terms of reliability power wise, the Rb and LSx have it. There is no replacement for displacement, no matter how volumetrically efficient you make your set up. It all boils down to the almighty dollar. The average build for an RB will cost 3-4K+ in parts and labor alone. Where as for the LSx you don't have to go to that extent.
And yes I know there are stock RBs (internals) doing 5XX+ hp with turbo, fuel and etc. But how many of you are willing to risk not knowing when it is going to blow? or the rebuild cost? When you take it all into consideration it boils down to what can you afford? Can you do it right and build it or can you build it up and chance it? I don't see too many people on zilvia being patient and paying the costs inorder to do shit right the first time. And on that note....I myself used to own a 98 TA. Loved it, and it was fun. The LSx series motors are simply amazing. Many supercar companies use it as a blueprint or a powerplant to build on. that says alot. However, that motor isn't for me now or for MY 240. Say what you want, or will, but I want to see what the RB has in store. I don't see too many legit builds stateside, or tuned "properly" stateside. |
05-13-2010, 05:23 PM | #90 |
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Just putting in my opinion. I dont like ls swaps in any s-chassis's at all. I dont like jz swaps in s-chassis's. What I think is if u have a nissan stay nissan. If you have a toyota stay toyota ect ect ect.
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