SR20 Red Top swap
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I was never into the KA-T's although I do respect them and assume that the extra .4L adds up to a pretty decent torque bump over the SR. I almost bought one a couple months ago but never pulled the trigger.
The only reason he did it was because he was having trouble getting support from his sponsors due to him ruining a number of VQ's due to the lack of support and parts for the motor at the time. I agree with you that at this point in time there would be no reason to use an SR like he did unless it was to be different.
Wow, just wow. I have a SR in my 90 hatch and I would never think of putting it in a car that came with a V-6. Building a 500hp SR is an extra few thousand. Keeping it from grenading is many many more thousands.
To my knowledge those drifters and racers did a sr20 swap mainly do to the fact that there was very little to no aftermarket susport and very little was know about the vq engine at the time.
No i dont know anything about the actual swap to say but I do agree with everyone on here so far. While yes you can make 500hp out of an sr you will have to build the bottom end of the SR to achive a goal with any real hopes of it lasting for any real period of time.
Now am i positive on this no, but I am almost sure that your current exaust will not mate up to the new SR and you will more than likely have to have a custom exaust for it so there is some $$$ right there.
Not to mention that 500hp SR in a 350 is going to be nothing like a 500hp SR in a 240. If you wanna do it go ahead but just from doing a little bit of searching on the internet and going off my small knowledge of the SR engin this swap will in the long run cost you more than building and turboing your current vq
just my
No i dont know anything about the actual swap to say but I do agree with everyone on here so far. While yes you can make 500hp out of an sr you will have to build the bottom end of the SR to achive a goal with any real hopes of it lasting for any real period of time.
Now am i positive on this no, but I am almost sure that your current exaust will not mate up to the new SR and you will more than likely have to have a custom exaust for it so there is some $$$ right there.
Not to mention that 500hp SR in a 350 is going to be nothing like a 500hp SR in a 240. If you wanna do it go ahead but just from doing a little bit of searching on the internet and going off my small knowledge of the SR engin this swap will in the long run cost you more than building and turboing your current vq
just my
And lol to you who think its rice....lmao you really think motor swapping is rice lmao. To be rice is to mod with no function and running a lighter more reliable engine which will sit on the firewall and allow me to run closer to 50/50 weight distribution along with a stronger after market following, oh yea real rice.........
and again fawk all the haters I need an experienced built SR motorists not a guy who think his D*ck grew 2 inches because he has a 350z never mind an almighty HR engine OMG!!!!!
So Do realize im sold on what im doing and im not doing it to be different i just realized since no one on here did it so apparently i will be different a$$
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We already got everything worked out between us and again, if you need any help just PM me.
As far as Forsberg he's been running the 5.6L Titan motor for the last couple of seasons. IIRC he's actually a member on here who chimes in every once in awhile..
http://www.superstreetonline.com/fea.../photo_02.html
OWNER Chris Forsberg
HOMETOWN Furlong, PA
DAILY GRIND Professional drifter
POWER 362 hp at 5,850 rpm; 402 lb-ft at 3,400 rpm; 17.4 at 68 mph (quarter-mile time)
UNDER THE HOOD 5.6L Nissan VK56 V8 engine; Jim Wolf camshafts; 680cc Bosch fuel injectors; Aeromotive fuel regulator; Walbro fuel pump; Nissan Q45 throttle body; Magnaflow exhaust; JBA header; GM LS1 ignition coils; shortened aluminum pan; custom motor mounts and transmission mount
DRIVETRAIN Nissan six-speed transmission; Driveshaft Shop axles; Cusco RS limited-slip differential; LS Automotive custom shift lever; Exedy twin-disc clutch; custom adapter plate
STIFF STUFF Tanabe Seven coilovers and antisway bars; LS Automotive bushings; Design Craft rollcage and spot-welded frame
STOPPERS Project ? brake pads; LS Automotive stainless brake lines
ROLLERS 18x9.5 and 18x11 SSR SP1 wheels; Falken RT-615 245/40R19 and 295/40R18 tires
OUTSIDE BRS Auto Design Type 2 widebody; custom white/blue/green vinyl wrap by Modern Image; graphics by Euphoric Designs
INSIDE Bride Zeta III seats; custom center console by LS Automotive; Auto Meter Pro-Comp gauges; Sparco steering wheel; Nismo shift ****
ICE Rockford Fosgate RAV DVD2 head unit and 6.5 Power speakers; Painless Wiring kit and switch panel
As far as Forsberg he's been running the 5.6L Titan motor for the last couple of seasons. IIRC he's actually a member on here who chimes in every once in awhile..
http://www.superstreetonline.com/fea.../photo_02.html
OWNER Chris Forsberg
HOMETOWN Furlong, PA
DAILY GRIND Professional drifter
POWER 362 hp at 5,850 rpm; 402 lb-ft at 3,400 rpm; 17.4 at 68 mph (quarter-mile time)
UNDER THE HOOD 5.6L Nissan VK56 V8 engine; Jim Wolf camshafts; 680cc Bosch fuel injectors; Aeromotive fuel regulator; Walbro fuel pump; Nissan Q45 throttle body; Magnaflow exhaust; JBA header; GM LS1 ignition coils; shortened aluminum pan; custom motor mounts and transmission mount
DRIVETRAIN Nissan six-speed transmission; Driveshaft Shop axles; Cusco RS limited-slip differential; LS Automotive custom shift lever; Exedy twin-disc clutch; custom adapter plate
STIFF STUFF Tanabe Seven coilovers and antisway bars; LS Automotive bushings; Design Craft rollcage and spot-welded frame
STOPPERS Project ? brake pads; LS Automotive stainless brake lines
ROLLERS 18x9.5 and 18x11 SSR SP1 wheels; Falken RT-615 245/40R19 and 295/40R18 tires
OUTSIDE BRS Auto Design Type 2 widebody; custom white/blue/green vinyl wrap by Modern Image; graphics by Euphoric Designs
INSIDE Bride Zeta III seats; custom center console by LS Automotive; Auto Meter Pro-Comp gauges; Sparco steering wheel; Nismo shift ****
ICE Rockford Fosgate RAV DVD2 head unit and 6.5 Power speakers; Painless Wiring kit and switch panel
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If you wanna swap in an SR, do the Z world a favor and buy a 240.
Ooh, better yet, run your wallet dry and sell me the SR when you need food on the table... I have a Sentra that needs the power.
Ooh, better yet, run your wallet dry and sell me the SR when you need food on the table... I have a Sentra that needs the power.
u do realize im using a built sr20det right? lmao u guys are so funny when u really have no idea of the benefits of the swap.....also for all the y are u putting a v4 in a 6 and o its in a heavier car. well correct me if im wrong but i believe evos and stis are running 4s in a car tht weighs close or more than ours lol and its w/e ive got the help i needed and once its done ill let all of u hate to my rear bumper cuz if u think putting 5000 in a vq is going to be better/faster than putting 5000 in a sr then ur freaking high
You might be right. I just found this article from 12/18/08 called "Out with the old.."
http://www.everythingdrift.com/blog/?p=332
http://www.everythingdrift.com/blog/?p=332
u do realize im using a built sr20det right? lmao u guys are so funny when u really have no idea of the benefits of the swap.....also for all the y are u putting a v4 in a 6 and o its in a heavier car. well correct me if im wrong but i believe evos and stis are running 4s in a car tht weighs close or more than ours lol and its w/e ive got the help i needed and once its done ill let all of u hate to my rear bumper cuz if u think putting 5000 in a vq is going to be better/faster than putting 5000 in a sr then ur freaking high

Ill say one more thing. You need to realize that its not just about peak WHP and peak WTQ. You need to look under the curve and see how much hp and tq you make throughout the rpm's. A 500whp VQ will stomp a 500whp sr20 when it comes to TQ. The powercurve of the VQ > then an sr. that extra 1.5 liters of displacement helps you make more torque and spool larger turbos.
Maybe you should swap a B16 instead........
You are unbelievably misinformed. There is a lot of people here who know what they are talking about and clearly have a much better understanding of the idiocy you are about to commit.
And btw you throwing LOLs and ROFLs in between every other word only makes you sound like an ignorant high school ***** and not like someone who knows what they are doings.
And btw you throwing LOLs and ROFLs in between every other word only makes you sound like an ignorant high school ***** and not like someone who knows what they are doings.
what is the weight difference between the sr and the VQ (including turbo, piping and IC for the SR)? A significant would be the only same reason to perform this swap.
I agree with everyone else that the SR for the Z and G35 is a huge mistake.
I agree with everyone else that the SR for the Z and G35 is a huge mistake.
KA24DE - 330 LBS http://vqswap.com/
VQ35DE - Roughly the same 330 LBS http://vqswap.com/
(these numbers dont include whether the engines are complete or short block or long block, transmission etc)
SR20DET - 511 lbs http://www.jeimportperformance.com/items/162
VQ35DE - Roughly the same 330 LBS http://vqswap.com/
(these numbers dont include whether the engines are complete or short block or long block, transmission etc)
SR20DET - 511 lbs http://www.jeimportperformance.com/items/162
This thread unfortunately reads like so many others that have made such proposals since 2003. It sounds like you have no idea what you are getting yourself into. Unfortunate really.
Give any thought to the transmission you're going to use? The dash? Getting the traction control to function? The driveshaft? The air conditioning?
People aren't hating on you, they are trying to educate you - but you sound like so many who have posted before you, (and so many who inhabit this board, and others, as a whole) and you will take the info that is being provided here and discount it with lol's, and other internet jargon as if the guys here don't know what they are talking about. If you know more than the rest of us, why are you asking the questions? If you REALLY want the info, it's out there. If you were sincere about getting this swap done, doing it correctly, and having it looked like it belonged there, you really wouldn't be making this post. Why? Because the shop doing it for you would have given you all this info ahead of time.







