Looking for info on talented VHR builders.

Tractionless · 08-02-2021, 01:53 PM

For any of the costs herein I'd lean toward an stock LS swap that will last forever and never have to wait for forced induction to spool.

FWIW lost all hope in Dynosty after finding out they don't calibrate their E85 % gauges with the sending units they source from others and admitted it to me. Mine always read 8% low when using Sunoco E85R in pails and comparing with 2 different test tube testers. Dynosty blamed the difference on the scale sticker on each of the NEW test tubes being off but their gauge never read the minimum Sunoco guarantees and is known to be accurate.

If they can't get that right, they touch no motor of mine. Can only imagine their box of excuses when their build goes awry. Good luck!

FL 4Motion · 08-02-2021, 08:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Tractionless

For any of the costs herein I'd lean toward an stock LS swap that will last forever and never have to wait for forced induction to spool.

FWIW lost all hope in Dynosty after finding out they don't calibrate their E85 % gauges with the sending units they source from others and admitted it to me. Mine always read 8% low when using Sunoco E85R in pails and comparing with 2 different test tube testers. Dynosty blamed the difference on the scale sticker on each of the NEW test tubes being off but their gauge never read the minimum Sunoco guarantees and is known to be accurate.

If they can't get that right, they touch no motor of mine. Can only imagine their box of excuses when their build goes awry. Good luck!

Ls ftw.

Seeing what spooler et al keep going thru with big booost builds, I think the ls route is def the easier way to go for reliable big power. I get the wanting to keep it Nissan/JDM tho too.

(I’d still ls swap tho).

Spooler · 08-02-2021, 09:48 PM

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Originally Posted by FL 4Motion

Ls ftw.

Seeing what spooler et al keep going thru with big booost builds, I think the ls route is def the easier way to go for reliable big power. I get the wanting to keep it Nissan/JDM tho too.

(I’d still ls swap tho).

All the LS swaps I have seen were not that great.

FL 4Motion · 08-03-2021, 12:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Spooler

All the LS swaps I have seen were not that great.

What about gbrettin’s…oh wait it’s still technically vapor ware until it moves under its own power right?

08-02-2021, 01:53 PM	#1 (permalink)
Tractionless A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Jan 2016 Location: Atlantic SE Posts: 1,261 Drives: '10 K23 ST 7AT Rep Power: 30525	For any of the costs herein I'd lean toward an stock LS swap that will last forever and never have to wait for forced induction to spool. FWIW lost all hope in Dynosty after finding out they don't calibrate their E85 % gauges with the sending units they source from others and admitted it to me. Mine always read 8% low when using Sunoco E85R in pails and comparing with 2 different test tube testers. Dynosty blamed the difference on the scale sticker on each of the NEW test tubes being off but their gauge never read the minimum Sunoco guarantees and is known to be accurate. If they can't get that right, they touch no motor of mine. Can only imagine their box of excuses when their build goes awry. Good luck! FL 4Motion, JARblue, danegrey and 2 others like this. __________________ Toys Not Tots

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