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Z31 300ZX(T) 1984-1989 Zs - Engine and Chassis Discussion
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Question for you Z31 engine guys
Would an 87 non turbo still have a W-series engine or not.........?
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From what I've read it should be any VG30E(T) in the 87 models.
Proof
http://www.engr.colostate.edu/~radar...eschanges.html
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Originally Posted by ♣AsleepZ♣
After April of 87.....
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so....after 4/87 would have a W series? so like my 5/87 has one?
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to provide a decrease in noise levels and an increase in power output.
anyone know what the power difference is?
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Originally Posted by SanMarcosZfreak
anyone know what the power difference is?
For you none.
They are a W series engine.
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i mean whats the difference between a W series and a non W series non turbo?
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Originally Posted by SanMarcosZfreak
i mean whats the difference between a W series and a non W series non turbo?
Did you not read the link?
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i meant the power differences, i read the whole link, it says theres power differences, but it doesn't give any numbers
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Originally Posted by SanMarcosZfreak
i meant the power differences, i read the whole link, it says theres power differences, but it doesn't give any numbers
LIKE I SAID THERE ARE NO POWER DIFFERENCES WHEN IT COMES TO THE NA ENGINES!
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LIKE I SAID THERE ARE NO POWER DIFFERENCES WHEN IT COMES TO THE NA ENGINES!
Yep, 160 Hp is still 160 Hp.... The only power differences are between the turbo and nonturbo engines, and of course between the early turbo engines and the 88-89 turbo engines...
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oh sorry no need to yell....geez
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