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Old 24-06-2009, 07:55 PM   #61
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and the rods don't bend as easy...
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Old 24-06-2009, 08:13 PM   #62
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I won't support you if you defile your car with a GTR motor...

Spank them with a B6T, it hurts them more!
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no no no no......your worrying about nothing, I'll be doing the GT up. Just that those GTR's are friggin grunty & rare. I thought they were the bees knees of 323's?
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Old 24-06-2009, 08:15 PM   #63
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and the rods don't bend as easy...
why do the tabloids rave bout' them as the 323 powerplant etc. One guy was trying to sell his recently, a black one for 5500, sounded bit dodgby though to me. He was bagging the B6T's. Real Salesman! Do you reckon the B6T's are better to mod?
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Old 24-06-2009, 08:27 PM   #64
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Nah, BPTs and BPDs are better to mod all the way! But regardless, this is where I love to point out what motor is under the bonnet of the fastest Laser (call it a 323) in Australia. And it's a couple hundred CC less than either of the 2 motors I just mentioned

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Old 24-06-2009, 08:39 PM   #65
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I suppose it comes down to asthetics then ey?, the later models do look groovy & definately more modern!
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Old 24-06-2009, 09:03 PM   #66
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Yeah, but you have to put up with 4WD in the KF/KH/BG model turbos.
If it wasn't bleedingly obvious, that 10 second car has a B6T in it!

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Old 25-06-2009, 12:14 AM   #67
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Exact reason Gungadeer why I purchased mine! 2WD as apposed to the 4WD that was being offered, no comparison OK for rally use or if you live in Canada or Sweden etc where it snows, not road use though, nah!

The only thing I would do with a GTR would be to restore it, not use motor due to 4WD gearbox & $$$ & hassles that go with it! I wouldn't do an engine/harness swap, oh shizzie no

P.S. what a hero of ours with that Laser ey? yeeeeaaahhhh!
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Old 25-06-2009, 08:54 AM   #68
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Gav,

Rocketman from 323 reckons the CorkSport will fit on OK so, if I use it on the VJ14, should be a simple option for now right?

For arguements sake though, if I am putting the hybrid on up ahead, would the BPT dump be the wisest move or will the CorkSport be OK when time comes for the swap?
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You will always get more performance out of the split CS dump. But you will lose your AC for luxury of another 10whp or so. You need to make that decision yourself knowing the consequences.

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Thanks again Gav, decisions decisions! Also, I've been told the CS won't clear sump without mods, even a plate isn't enough + I will have to lose Air Con! True?

That would mean:
Mod CS
Remove A/Con

= pina already

Seems then that I really should get the BPT dump if I can find one!
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Old 26-06-2009, 08:54 AM   #71
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Upgrade paths:

1. VJ14/VF10 hybrid with custom coolant lines, and BPT dump pipe. Option of presseing 2" s/s pipe into snout of compressor to reuse the stock J pipe and IC plumbing. I Suggest a small dual pass FMIC or CS SMIC with 2" s/s IC plumbing.

2. GT2560 with spaghetti or cast exhaust manifold and custom split dump pipe. Use with medium FMIC and 2.5" s/s IC plumbing.

3. GT2871 with spaghetti exhaust manifold and custom split dump pipe. Used with JDM intake runners and custom side-feed plenum and upgraded throttle body. Needs larger FMIC and full 2.5" s/s IC plumbing. I think is more for a serious engine build involving cams and stroke/overbore.

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Old 26-06-2009, 08:12 PM   #72
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hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm either of the three will be an improvement!

I'll chew over what is feesable for now but doesn't constrict what I want to do up ahead. I'll probably do a bit to the little beasty, I just gotta get used to the old-school interior then, I'll consider some serious mods

I'm pissed off so bad with Exhaust shop that butchered my cat-back piping. When installing pipe/muffler,hotdogs etc, he loosened the flange to the cat & so it leaks bad, he said it would settle in a few days, well, been over a week & it aint settling! Sounds **** & running real bad.

He won't be getting the front pipe job now, I'll be getting someone else

Should have my new wheels Mon or Tues @ latest. I'll put up a pic, so excited to find cool 16", one cool thing so far anyway
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