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the z18 set the bathurst lap record in qualifying, then posted a dnf coz the donk couldnt handle the 35 psi.
It could handle it all day but it was hotter than expected on race day "Fact" I watched the race I was 15 years old while you where maybe suckling LOL. Did you know what happened in 1983 when Nissan decided to not support the last round where he lost the TC championship by 6 points? Nissan used that time for development work due to constant and new restrictions towards a technology that was new to endurance racing in Australia. The turbo bluebird was reliable it won rounds at lakeside raceway, Amaroo Park (Silastic 300) and Oran Park Raceway. Failed after 146 laps at Bathurst not due to engine reliability but the turbo so let it rest.
Dont get biased part factual now you been doing well with your "opinion only method" all the way yet I fail to think it was your opinion but rather snowball info from others.
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it still holds the record because the track is now longer. so the smokey z18 love needs to be clarified haha see what i mean about using info to backup your argument that isnt all the truth?
Longer by 45 metres yet if you where interested in facts the 1984 race averaged the same speed as the 1991 when Godzilla conquered the mountain. Truth? you are saying it smoked through Hardies Hereos? you where suckling remember so no truth there? The following year the FJ a superior engine to the SR in everyway was used due to the new rules otherwise they would have continued and improved the Group C Zet but where back to square one.
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its easy to dislike the sr 1600 because it is common,
yes its very common and done to death.
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and the motors do have their weak points.
tik tik tik tik yes they do like the Zet its biased haters while Nissan battled alone w/ the Zet as its choice engine.
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but the bottom end can put out 300+rwkw in stock form
should have kept your bottom stock for a measly 220kw? I say measly because my old 51 mm carbed 13B almost made that in NA BP and bang on in PP.
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and they fit in the engine bay like they were meant to be there.
Wrong, they werent meant to be there unless you like something that looks ricey and out of place with the year of the car. A Zet fits straight in & suits the era. An L would have been more attractive and original with 220kw atw in a 1600.
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parts are plentiful and cheap, hard not to like it! ive put a lot of work and research into mine to make it super responsive and im proud of it.
We seem to know that but for all the money, effort and common steps followed from other common SR setups its still an underpowered SR. Cheap to start but not in bulletproofing it or making big hp without spending a bucket. There are CAs doing better with less money.
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its no kawasaki head, offset ground stroked overbored sleeved ca19desct
CAZX19DE for the sheep out there that follow sheep, is individualism a crime in sheepish eyes? I remember you asking me via PMs if a ZA18et could be made to fit your 1000 wagon and thanks for all the gratitude when you where eager to learn what a waste of time me botherind with a detailed and long replies to dry the moisture behind your ears.
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that runs on gas and cruises at 1800rpm (that suit 1000 wagons) but it does exist good luck with your build ruredi!
Thats why some dismayed sr20det owners couldnt keep up with the vb10 with a mild a12 cause of the 1800rpm.
All that boost and they couldnt shake it up the climbs or keep up throught the twisties only to later be asked "what engine is in it" and "what suspension do you run it seemed to have no body roll". I even stuffed my pissy 4 speed and diff but it was worth their embarrassment by saying its not far from stock.Y
For all I knew you where in a double story bus on your way to bend over for the queen and wondering if a Z18et will be your next project for your 1000 wagon.
You are trying out a pissing contest with a 40y+r old thats had more cars and women than youve had rasberry slurpees.