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Goat Blower 11-06-2007 02:28 PM

Re: 3000gt 9.05@157
 
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Originally Posted by niterydr (Post 215662)
See ryan's comment, thanks for reading :).

Pretty much Ryan is right, I consider it "debored" as the motor was designed to be a 3.7L, but with the smaller bore (aka very light overbore), it comes out to a 3.3L engine.

Thanks for reading what? The motor is stroked, not debored. It doesn't matter what it was designed for, if you're not decreasing bore size via JB Weld or sleeving, it's simply a stroker motor. That's what I was getting at. A 3.0 becomes a 3.3, simple math.

At-Least-It's-An-Evo 11-06-2007 02:47 PM

Re: 3000gt 9.05@157
 
So tin can 3/s that weighs dsm weight went 9.0 at 157. I hope they try to make more power out of it, or they coulda just thrown in the good old 4g63 and ran the same times!

niterydr 11-06-2007 03:14 PM

Re: 3000gt 9.05@157
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Goat Blower (Post 215791)
Thanks for reading what? The motor is stroked, not debored. It doesn't matter what it was designed for, if you're not decreasing bore size via JB Weld or sleeving, it's simply a stroker motor. That's what I was getting at. A 3.0 becomes a 3.3, simple math.

Yes it is a stroker motor, you are correct :score010:

BuildADSM 11-08-2007 12:45 AM

Re: 3000gt 9.05@157
 
that thing is stripped to the bone!!! and that guy is consistant.... Weight savings or not I think it would be worth the extra pound to keep one both brakelights... That would just bug me... well then again, if it were my car I would be driving so I wouldn't see it lol

MustGoFaster 11-08-2007 10:24 AM

Re: 3000gt 9.05@157
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by At-Least-It's-An-Evo (Post 215795)
So tin can 3/s that weighs dsm weight went 9.0 at 157. I hope they try to make more power out of it, or they coulda just thrown in the good old 4g63 and ran the same times!

That's as easy as putting a little bit better fuel system on it and turning up the boost. 9.0 @ 157, 24 PSI. Dam near pump gas boost...

I have said it before, any type of car can go fast, all it takes is someone that want's it to be(and money). As of now there are a total of 2, "all out" racecar 3/S's. Both run low 9's. One with a 3.0, ~40 PSI and N2O. The other a 3.5l, 24 PSI and plenty of room to go quicker. And by all out racecar, I mean it drives it self on and off the trailer and down the track. No plates, blatantly modified for non street use, will never see more street than the one in front of what ever shop it lives at.

niterydr 11-08-2007 10:44 AM

Re: 3000gt 9.05@157
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by MustGoFaster (Post 216072)
That's as easy as putting a little bit better fuel system on it and turning up the boost. 9.0 @ 157, 24 PSI. Dam near pump gas boost...

I have said it before, any type of car can go fast, all it takes is someone that want's it to be(and money). As of now there are a total of 2, "all out" racecar 3/S's. Both run low 9's. One with a 3.0, ~40 PSI and N2O. The other a 3.5l, 24 PSI and plenty of room to go quicker. And by all out racecar, I mean it drives it self on and off the trailer and down the track. No plates, blatantly modified for non street use, will never see more street than the one in front of what ever shop it lives at.

with a 3rd one on the way :)


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