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Um it's called the 380RS but it still has the 3.5L VQ35HR. Says so in the first video on google and also on the Nissan spec sheet.

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Old 02-23-2009, 06:06 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Um it's called the 380RS but it still has the 3.5L VQ35HR. Says so in the first video on google and also on the Nissan spec sheet.
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I haven't read all five pages but Cosworth has developed a 400 horsepower N/A motor...It can be had for around 30K. Not trying to be sarcastic or anything. It can be done and some people work very hard to stick N/A and be the most power N/A...But it's not cheap.
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I haven't read all five pages but Cosworth has developed a 400 horsepower N/A motor...It can be had for around 30K. Not trying to be sarcastic or anything. It can be done and some people work very hard to stick N/A and be the most power N/A...But it's not cheap.
$14K gets you an LS7... So for half the loot, you can drop in a 505HP 500Lbs/Tq motor. Much cheaper and still extremely reliable.

If you're going to go N/A and spend that much money, might as well do a motor swap.
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$14K gets you an LS7... So for half the loot, you can drop in a 505HP 500Lbs/Tq motor. Much cheaper and still extremely reliable.

If you're going to go N/A and spend that much money, might as well do a motor swap.
Agreed...However then you're talking about a new transmission and driveline that will work with the LS setup. So you'r back up to over 20 by the time everything's installed and operating. At least in my mind...I could be wrong. I think you're right about doing a motor swap though. There are conversion kits out now for the Titan motor fitting into the Z's. I'd bet you could easily achieve over 400 HP N/A and fit within a 15K budget.
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$14K gets you an LS7... So for half the loot, you can drop in a 505HP 500Lbs/Tq motor. Much cheaper and still extremely reliable.

If you're going to go N/A and spend that much money, might as well do a motor swap.
LSx swap is always a good option.
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Um it's called the 380RS but it still has the 3.5L VQ35HR. Says so in the first video on google and also on the Nissan spec sheet.
Below is a link to some photos of the 380RS-C Race Engine:
Nissan Nismo 380RS-Comptetition picture by acokane - Photobucket

Below is a link to some photos of the VQ38HR in the 380RS:
Nissan 350Z Nismo Type 380RS : News & Reports : Motoring : Web Wombat
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can someone please explain what is this NA and FI that everyone is talking about?

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FI means Forced Induction, which means adding a Supercharger or Turbocharger setup to compress the intake air. Generally a pretty expensive mod.

NA means Naturally Aspirated, which is the opposite. The engine is just drawing intake air with its own suction, like our stock 370Zs do.
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FI means Forced Induction, which means adding a Supercharger or Turbocharger setup to compress the intake air. Generally a pretty expensive mod.

NA means Naturally Aspirated, which is the opposite. The engine is just drawing intake air with its own suction, like our stock 370Zs do.


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