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That sucks, one of the main reasons I wanted a Z32 is because I thought it came with either the rb20, or sr20 inline six.
I do know the twin turbos are harder to find, cost more, and may be abused, so I would keep that one and turbo it. It has a vq series motor, so it shouldn't be hard build up, I'd also look in to nissan v8 swaps. The VQ sixes are in many nissans, all the way up to the new 350/70Z, and the new full size van.
That sucks, one of the main reasons I wanted a Z32 is because I thought it came with either the rb20, or sr20 inline six.
I do know the twin turbos are harder to find, cost more, and may be abused, so I would keep that one and turbo it. It has a vq series motor, so it shouldn't be hard build up, I'd also look in to nissan v8 swaps. The VQ sixes are in many nissans, all the way up to the new 350/70Z, and the new full size van.
That sucks, one of the main reasons I wanted a Z32 is because I thought it came with either the rb20, or sr20 inline six.
I do know the twin turbos are harder to find, cost more, and may be abused, so I would keep that one and turbo it. It has a vq series motor, so it shouldn't be hard build up, I'd also look in to nissan v8 swaps. The VQ sixes are in many nissans, all the way up to the new 350/70Z, and the new full size van.
It's actually not a VQ. The motor in the Z32 is a VG series motor (VG30 and VG30TT).
I have a 1994 stock V6 non Twin turbo 1994 Nissan 300zx. Im looking to upgrade the performance and WHP, in which order should I start upgrading things? What are some good brands? Thanks!
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