Myth...busted!!! VQ35HR in 03-04 Z/G. Gauges work!
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this is good ****, i think it would be better to stick with putting the NON-VVEL heads off of an HR onto the VR38 block. since the VQ35HR and VQ37VHR block is the exact same there shouldnt be fitment issues. the GTR doesnt even have VVEL so just do away with that garbage lol. the VQ35HR and VQ37VHR blocks dont seem much different from the VR38 (except for the deck on the VR) judging by all the pics.
as the DE motors 03-05?
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Originally Posted by young Jee(Z)
- Motor and Trans complete
- Clutch and flywheel for HR
- All belt driven accessories are different, so you need them as well.
- COMPLETE engine harness + ECU
This is where it gets tricky, the ECU needs to be reflashed to remove the NATS system, then the harness needs to be rewired. I sent my harness out to Fever Racing in tampa florida. To the best of my knowledge they are the only ones in the country doing this conversion. This alone cost me $1,950.
At this point its plug and play, my motor is up and running in the car and i'm happy.
- Clutch and flywheel for HR
- All belt driven accessories are different, so you need them as well.
- COMPLETE engine harness + ECU
This is where it gets tricky, the ECU needs to be reflashed to remove the NATS system, then the harness needs to be rewired. I sent my harness out to Fever Racing in tampa florida. To the best of my knowledge they are the only ones in the country doing this conversion. This alone cost me $1,950.
At this point its plug and play, my motor is up and running in the car and i'm happy.
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