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90 N/A to JapSpec TT Conversion
I am a Die Hard Honda owner that has decided to persue his dream of owning a Z32. This will be my first time with a Nissan motor.
Four months ago a friend on mine blew the engine in his '90 300Z N/A. The very next month he purchased a JapSpec TT engine from me. Well this month he just received his orders for next year and found out that he must move to Germany in March. So here is the situation. The car is sitting on the driveway and the engine is still in the garage sitting on the pallet. He has offered to sell both to me for 4000.00. I already have the cash on hand and want to go ahead and scoop it up, but I'm trying to do some research ahead of time and see if the conversion is going to be very difficult and what extra parts may be needed. Any and all information would be VERY APPRECIATED. I would really hate to see this Z go, the body and interior are in GREAT shape. *********************************************** Osmin Camero M&R RACING ACCESSORIES www.MnRRacing.com 8am - 5pm EST Mon - Fri (904) 998-8687 *********************************************** |
Re: 90 N/A to JapSpec TT Conversion
There's a lot you are going to be missing already:
tranny problems (na/tt have different ones) ecu problems (need tt ecu) jspec problems (right vs left hand drive problems) That would be enough for you to think about right off the bat, I can't give specifics as I've never done a j-spec transplant before.. - john |
Re: 90 N/A to JapSpec TT Conversion
Greetings,
The rear end is totally different as well..not sure about the differential. Don't know if it could handle the torque. Fens. |
Re: 90 N/A to JapSpec TT Conversion
Actually the rear end would be fine, some have taken a stock NA rear end and put it in the Z for better acceleration. It's geared lowered...
- john |
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