just competed my g35 skyline conversion
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10-05-2009, 12:19 PM
The engine swap is great, everything else = no dice.
You do know that the G35 is already a "skyline" don't you? All you have to do to complete a g35 "skyline" conversion is change the emblems, badging, and a few interior pieces lol
After watching the vids:
22,000 c.c. Injectors to run E-85?
only 8 psi? So, it's slower than a lightly modded VQ?
RB30? Why didn't you stroke and build the motor first, before doing the swap?
I'm just picking on you OP. The swap looks and sounds amazing.
You do know that the G35 is already a "skyline" don't you? All you have to do to complete a g35 "skyline" conversion is change the emblems, badging, and a few interior pieces lol
After watching the vids:
22,000 c.c. Injectors to run E-85?
only 8 psi? So, it's slower than a lightly modded VQ?
RB30? Why didn't you stroke and build the motor first, before doing the swap?
I'm just picking on you OP. The swap looks and sounds amazing.
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