I have been searching for many hours for a complete engine bay diagram (not wiring) and have been unsuccessful if anyone knows where I can get one I would greatly apprecaite your help.

 

page 8-7 of you owners manual has a pic with all the locations for fluids and sort.

 

this section of our web site might help you...

http://performancenissanparts.com/ca...cPath=153_1135

 

Does a computer program map all of this out yet? Or at least, a good UI for it?

Thanks, : D

Mark

 

All of the little nuts / bolts / washers / plugs / dowels, any part seen in these images are available at this link...

http://performancenissanparts.com/ca...=153_1135_1136

 

That's not a sufficient AI/UI for us. Diagrams would be better represented in another d.

Anyone interested in funding a computer programmer/architect to build it, with help of course?

 

how is the above not useful?

It shows layer by layer where everything is.

if there is something in your motor you need, you can find it in the above pictures...

do you want something that shows how the engine actually works? showing the combustion chamber pushing the piston to turn the crank etc etc?

im sure that can be found on the net some where... it may not be modled off a VQ35... but its a motor...

here are some links i found...

http://www.qrmc.com/model1animation.htm


http://library.thinkquest.org/C00601...0&j=1&fl=1&v=2

 

 

howstuffworks and other views are so 2d and non-helpful to a serious track car builder, no?

We need on-demand help, in 3d+

You're blue-prints are most helpful, in a 2d world. If we can configure before we purchase, that might help, no? Ultimate track car?

Not trying to offend by this post.

 

well what are you trying to do?

a 3d diagram is not going to help you get the correct bearing grade or the rite lifter valve.

are you trying to get something that you can virturally polish the heads and things like that to see the difference it will make?

i havent heard of "serious track car builders" using software for that...

our race team spent thousands in developing the exhausts for our race cars, tuning it till they got the last fraction of a HP out of it...

 

I'm trying to do what I do

Maybe race team specific software, on the go. Maybe micro and macro views, seperate, but equal. You tell me.