Project: BUILT VH45DE TT on a G coupe
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Truly impressed.
Care to take a second and fill us in on how you got to where you are in terms of car related knowledge?
How did you get where you are financially that you can have both of these projects running while being unemployed?
It would be nice if you could take a second and fill us in, sort of a "the man behind the machine" introspective.
Thanks alot.
And again, very nice work.
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Care to take a second and fill us in on how you got to where you are in terms of car related knowledge?
How did you get where you are financially that you can have both of these projects running while being unemployed?
It would be nice if you could take a second and fill us in, sort of a "the man behind the machine" introspective.
Thanks alot.
And again, very nice work.
Subscribed.
How are you going to address throttle control, ABS, stability control, speedometer, tach, and all the other electrical gadgetry that is controlled by the various onboard computers? I'm assuming the engine will be controled by a standalone ECU. Building the motor is the really easy part especially when it's out of the car, but wiring that badboy in will be the fun part 
It's a hell of a project.
My project would be a 6L LS2 into a base 350Z
It's a hell of a project. My project would be a 6L LS2 into a base 350Z
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Originally Posted by DaveB
How are you going to address throttle control, ABS, stability control, speedometer, tach, and all the other electrical gadgetry that is controlled by the various onboard computers? I'm assuming the engine will be controled by a standalone ECU. Building the motor is the really easy part especially when it's out of the car, but wiring that badboy in will be the fun part It's a hell of a project.
My project would be a 6L LS2 into a base 350Z
It's a hell of a project. My project would be a 6L LS2 into a base 350Z
U serious about the LS2 swap?
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I come from an automotive background. My father was the distributor for Garrett turbos, Mack Trucks, was part owner of a Honda Accord and Civic assembly plant in Tejerías, Venezuela, and owned 3 car dealers in Caracas (GM, Toyota, and Honda/Mitsubishi). I've always been fascinated with auto sports and have been messing with everything from car stereos to engine tweaking.
I'm a consultant and being self-employed gives me the ability to not take any clients for the next 6 months while I develop my build.
Thank you for the support
I'm a consultant and being self-employed gives me the ability to not take any clients for the next 6 months while I develop my build.
Thank you for the support
Originally Posted by ZXERT
Truly impressed.
Care to take a second and fill us in on how you got to where you are in terms of car related knowledge?
How did you get where you are financially that you can have both of these projects running while being unemployed?
It would be nice if you could take a second and fill us in, sort of a "the man behind the machine" introspective.
Thanks alot.
And again, very nice work.
Subscribed.
Care to take a second and fill us in on how you got to where you are in terms of car related knowledge?
How did you get where you are financially that you can have both of these projects running while being unemployed?
It would be nice if you could take a second and fill us in, sort of a "the man behind the machine" introspective.
Thanks alot.
And again, very nice work.
Subscribed.
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From: Orlando, Florida
Originally Posted by Sundeviljay
Dope...I say you go compeletely back to stock on the outside...even the wheels. Complete sleeper would be classic
I'm definitely doing away with the wing but I don't think I'm ready to part ways with the Volks. Other than that the car looks pretty much OEM besides the seibon hood and greddy evo TT.
Originally Posted by tecni
I'll be running a cable to eliminate the drive by wire, the ABS, traction control, tach and all that good stuff will be handled by a standalone as you suspected. I will keep the OEM ECU to control the A/C.
U serious about the LS2 swap?
Originally Posted by Da-G-SpoT
Man how much horsepower will you get out of this????? 400 whp ++? Crazy set up, very nice!
Better be a lot more than 400 my friend. Many of us have over 400 wheel with just a TT kit and a stock block.
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Originally Posted by ttrank
Better be a lot more than 400 my friend. Many of us have over 400 wheel with just a TT kit and a stock block.
yeah I'm definitely not going through all this trouble for 400whp.
Originally Posted by tecni
yeah I'm definitely not going through all this trouble for 400whp.
You are going through all this to have one of the only G45's in the world.
Major props for taking on this project. I can't wait to see when this thing is done. Too bad I don't live closer, I would love to come check it out.
Originally Posted by ttrank
Major props for taking on this project. I can't wait to see when this thing is done. Too bad I don't live closer, I would love to come check it out.
I was gonna say the exact same thing!!
I would definitely be there whenever you put new parts in... or out..... ONLY if I lived closer!
