Stroker Kit
Originally posted by sausage5000
i know the other thread was about boring the motor out. i did not mention a comparison for boosting or not... i don't know why you mention that. i guess you think i don't know the differences in low compression used for boost VS high compression for N/A.
i know the other thread was about boring the motor out. i did not mention a comparison for boosting or not... i don't know why you mention that. i guess you think i don't know the differences in low compression used for boost VS high compression for N/A.
I don't think it was a personal jab of any sort. From years and years participating in forums like these, I find that many people (myself included) often tend to overexplain things just for the sake of completeness in case other less knowledgeable folks might be reading along in the thread.
Originally posted by jreiter
I don't think it was a personal jab of any sort. From years and years participating in forums like these, I find that many people (myself included) often tend to overexplain things just for the sake of completeness in case other less knowledgeable folks might be reading along in the thread.
I don't think it was a personal jab of any sort. From years and years participating in forums like these, I find that many people (myself included) often tend to overexplain things just for the sake of completeness in case other less knowledgeable folks might be reading along in the thread.
you people are okay... i probably should be flamed hard, as a noob coming at an authorized site vendor like that.
i have to learn to remember that how i picture it in my mind doesn't always make it correct in real terms.
i have to learn to remember that how i picture it in my mind doesn't always make it correct in real terms.
guess not...
i would love to do this
what kind of cams would you need, would the nismo fairlady ones be appropriate?
arrrgggg... i've got to turn off the internet... more impulse buying...
i would love to do this
what kind of cams would you need, would the nismo fairlady ones be appropriate?
arrrgggg... i've got to turn off the internet... more impulse buying...
I'm concerned as to why no one has showed up with a kit yet. If they sold out of the first batch, then what is taking so long for people to get them and/or post about it? Does this mean they are already selling into the second or third batch and not one person has contributed any first-hand information?
You haven't seen any yet because Cometics has yet to sell the headgaskets required for the new bore. I spoke to them last week and the new gaskets have been designed they are just about ready to sell. Probably one more week. Then the machine shops who have the few stroker kits ready to go can finish building their motors.
Cometic still has not released the head gaskets for the stroker. We had a set of stock ones cut and they look perfect.
-Greg
Injected Performance, LLC
-Greg
Injected Performance, LLC
Originally posted by east1999bt
any updates on this kit????
any updates on this kit????
cant be used for daily driving on 91/93 octane PumpGas????
is this true?
someone said the company made it for drag racing purposes only?
is this true?
someone said the company made it for drag racing purposes only?
It all depends on the tune. Right now there is not much out there for tuning the 350z. Most companies can't get around drive-by-wire. The ECU we are using will be able to tune the stroker or any modified or stock engine from a daily driver to full out race applications. The stroker motor that we are installing will have maps for full race gas and also for 93 octane.
-Greg
-Greg
Originally posted by InjectedPerf
It all depends on the tune. Right now there is not much out there for tuning the 350z. Most companies can't get around drive-by-wire. The ECU we are using will be able to tune the stroker or any modified or stock engine from a daily driver to full out race applications. The stroker motor that we are installing will have maps for full race gas and also for 93 octane.
-Greg
It all depends on the tune. Right now there is not much out there for tuning the 350z. Most companies can't get around drive-by-wire. The ECU we are using will be able to tune the stroker or any modified or stock engine from a daily driver to full out race applications. The stroker motor that we are installing will have maps for full race gas and also for 93 octane.
-Greg
Thanks and good luck with your project.
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Jeff
Jeff,
The stroker is setup for forced induction. The compression is 8.5:1. We are designing a plug and play ecu for the z using the Magnetti Mirelli ecu. This is the same ecu used in F1 cars. It will actually be very affordable compared to other engine managements on the market. We will either be offering a piggy back system so your VDC and everything else would work or a stand alone system. We will know within the month what is the best option to provide.
-Greg
The stroker is setup for forced induction. The compression is 8.5:1. We are designing a plug and play ecu for the z using the Magnetti Mirelli ecu. This is the same ecu used in F1 cars. It will actually be very affordable compared to other engine managements on the market. We will either be offering a piggy back system so your VDC and everything else would work or a stand alone system. We will know within the month what is the best option to provide.
-Greg
Originally posted by InjectedPerf
Jeff,
The stroker is setup for forced induction. The compression is 8.5:1. We are designing a plug and play ecu for the z using the Magnetti Mirelli ecu. This is the same ecu used in F1 cars. It will actually be very affordable compared to other engine managements on the market. We will either be offering a piggy back system so your VDC and everything else would work or a stand alone system. We will know within the month what is the best option to provide.
-Greg
Jeff,
The stroker is setup for forced induction. The compression is 8.5:1. We are designing a plug and play ecu for the z using the Magnetti Mirelli ecu. This is the same ecu used in F1 cars. It will actually be very affordable compared to other engine managements on the market. We will either be offering a piggy back system so your VDC and everything else would work or a stand alone system. We will know within the month what is the best option to provide.
-Greg
Thanks,
Jeff



