w1ck3d_c10wn
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hmm well i only know about the RB30E engine, but those you can advance 15 degrees or so running PULP
and the fact it's a fairly large motor to start with, low down torque already exists .SlipStream said:The XR6T is marginally quicker than the XR8. The whole appeal of the XR6T is that it costs around $5k less and is just as fast. But it isn't heaps faster.
And the Barra240T under the bonnet of the XR6T doesn't produce enough boost to cause lag. Something like 6psi (or 0.4 bar). Plus the engineers ironed out any lag by using a smaller compressor and a larger turbine - the smaller compressor spools up almost instantly and because it is such a large engine, it can cope with the larger turbine. Plus the overall size of the turbo is a tad on the small side for such a large engine, because it makes so little boost.
What is better? Well as w1ck3d c10wn pointed out, the answer to that question arises from personal preference. Cubes or boost. Personally, I'd rather pocket five grand and take the boosted six pot.
lol, just find the right line between wheel spin and boggin...it exists, that's why sometimes an XR8 will smother the XR6 tuuuuuh-boDaddyK said:Yeah, slips right, the 6 wouldnt have lag, much to small, it would blaze off the line, the v8 would be boggy and well....v8 like.
Thanks, i was gonna do it with few mates that are 3rd yr mechanics so they no how to put it in and do all dat shti as they have done it to there own. But yeh i was thinking a ca18det front cut conversion.SlipStream said:By "converting" do you mean swapping the entire engine to a DET OR putting DET parts onto your DE to make it a turbo?
If I had a Pulsar and I was after a hairdryer to hang off the side of my engine, it'd probably be much cheaper to get a CA18DET front cut (with the computer) and drop it in, rather than having to pay someone to install a new turbo, tune it, iron out the gremlins (which takes ages, costs heaps, is irritating and a little depressing at times). The gremlins alone would put me right off.
At least with the factory DET engine, you can rest assured it has only the common, cheap gremlins that come with age; it is fully engineered and has been tested to meet high durability standards by Nissan. They've ironed out all the creases for you.
A CA18DET front cut (transaxle FWD) costs between about $2500 and $3500. It would cost much more to pay someone to install it; unless you go about doing it yourself.
DaddyK being my lil bro, i see no need to come on here to ask questions, ill just ask him... not that he actually helps me, when i do ask questions.. but anyway!!SlipStream said:Here are the team of "experts" who will try to help out:
Me
DaddyK
braad
redslert
w1ck3ed c10wn
cyrax83
bong
People are added to this list that I feel have had a helpful input to this thread. I'll only take you off if you haven't helped out in a while.
you are the perfect younger brother to an older sisterDaddyK said:Ahh its not my fult your rustbucket stalls every time you stop.
or RX3want2beSMART said:yeah many drag records are from datson 1600s
though the r100 rotaries are faster