4.0l Z
I just read an article on the new pathfinder. Apparently Nissan stroked the VQ35DE to make a VQ40DE. In the pathfinder it makes 270 BHP but I'm guessing they could change cams and ECU to make more. I wonder if they have any plans to use that version in the Z. I'd like to see the stock Z have some more nads.
Originally posted by axxizzer
naw, we need bigger bore, not bigger stroke, the stroke is pretty long already, man
naw, we need bigger bore, not bigger stroke, the stroke is pretty long already, man
I have heard through my Z club that yes there will be a 400Z. I knew about the aniversery Z almost a year ago.
Originally posted by FairladyZ
Your crazy, havent you heard of stroker motors? The LT1's have there 350's stroked to a 383, the ZO6 LS6 350 stoZked to a 383.
Your crazy, havent you heard of stroker motors? The LT1's have there 350's stroked to a 383, the ZO6 LS6 350 stoZked to a 383.
And the stroke on a 350Z is 3.2 compared to the stroke on a 400Z, which would be 3.66in. It could be done.
It would be pretty easy to swap the Crank to our block . You'd have to use the rods and pistons from the 4.0l due to the change in wrist pin height.
Of course you'd really want a set of forged pistions and rods. Most companys will make a set if you send them an example. It won't cost any more than an off the shelf set, just take longer to get them. In a year or two those cranks will be fairly easy and cheap to find.
If I was going to build the bottom end I'd do it that way. The only extra cost would be the crank it self.
Gary
Of course you'd really want a set of forged pistions and rods. Most companys will make a set if you send them an example. It won't cost any more than an off the shelf set, just take longer to get them. In a year or two those cranks will be fairly easy and cheap to find.
If I was going to build the bottom end I'd do it that way. The only extra cost would be the crank it self.
Gary
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