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Re: z18t vs. ca18
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dazzasute is right there basicly a l20b with a crossflow head im using l20 rods plus a couple of other bits and pieces in mine if you want to know anything else lowrider pm me

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Re: z18t vs. ca18
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parts aren't all that hard to find are they? The bottom ends are interchangeable with L18/L20b's I think... that would give you plenty of choice as far as performance bottom end gear.

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nah im positive Vannette's... well not Z18ET's. I did a service on a Z22 in a clapped out vannette at work not long ago. nobody at work knew what motor it was exept me

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Re: z18t vs. ca18
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Vanettes? you sure it's not the whale sized Urvans? or is it like from 85' or later, something like that?

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Z18et's come out in U910 Bluebird coupes over here, most of them were imported from Japan.

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A Z series motor is a crossflow L4 motor!

They came in Vannette's, Navaras and import 910 bluebirds. Im sure some other obscure JDM cars too.

Very hard to find any documentation on them apparently.

But i agree, too many people are doing CA conversions! Webers on a CA would be cool tough, ive seen a DCOE FJ20 in a Roadster before!

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z18t's are alot harder to find than CAs, also not that many performance parts for them i wouldnt imagine

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Ive seen them in Urvans, not sure what else, Navara's and some other nissan utes have Z22 and Z24's. What is this going into?

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what do z18ts cme out of anyway

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Mate you cant put a dollar to how much something like this costs, do your research, find your engine and buy a welder, that way you will save yourself a lot of money.

Z18's not going to be anycheaper than a CA, you still have all the EFI to wire up and get working which is most of the conversion cost in the first place.

Go carbs on a CA, that would be different.

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