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Engine Rebuild


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Either '84-'89 300ZX turbo studs or '96+ VG33 studs. Both are 10mm.

 

Without going wild, there's not much to do with the engines to make them any stronger that won't cost an arm and a leg. The cranks are stout, rods forged, main girdle set up, the blocks are a green casting, and the clearances are nice and tight. Now that being said, a major problem with the VG30s is the cross drilled oiling system where the engine starves of oil at 6,500+ RPM. Good thing the stock limiter is set below that. One thing you can do/have done is open up the oil pump and make sure its still 100% and have the passages ported out and smoothed. This gives you much better flow. When its being rebuilt the machines MUST grade the bearings to each crank journal.

 

Mainly, use a good oil and filter. Cheap garbage doesn't save you any money in the long run. An oil filter relocation kit is a worthwhile investment for added oil capacity, more filtering media, and you don't spill oil all over the starter when you change it.

 

DO NOT USE FEL-PRO HEAD GASKETS!!!!!!!!!!!!

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