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Thread: Building A Back Up Motor And Using The Best Of Each VE Motor

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2010-08-04 19:47:11
#11
Originally Posted by Old
How about balancing the moving parts? 4 cylinder engines rev a lot smoother with a full balance job.


that shouldnt even need to be mentioned it should be a standard process on every build in the performance area of motor sports
2010-08-06 04:14:41
#12
4cw crank is tried and tested - i dont understand why its "somthting different or unknown". Maths and physics speak for themselves.

Andreas you should make 220 - i'm already at 200 with just 16VE cams.
2010-08-06 04:26:20
#13
Originally Posted by Autech
4cw crank is tried and tested


True, if it was not, I seriously doubt Nissan would have put it in so many engines to begin with.

I would prefer an 8CW crank (as does Miko apparently, but he already said he is trying something new, but to each their own.)

Autech, your numbers are great!
2010-08-06 22:57:02
#14
how different is the 20v head? how much benefit from it?

i've just finished building my ve/de hybrid

it has cp 12.5:1 86mm's
16ve head
n1cams
powerland 4-1 header
acl's
3"exhaust
etc etc
ve oil pump just no squirters,

is a 4cw UKDM crank too, so not dissimilar to this build minus the head, although i was thinking 220+whp would be very optimistic for me, would the 20v head make all that difference?
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