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Subject Nice work Ash, I can't wait to see the results!
     
Posted by SniPer SR71 (Dallas) on August 12, 2004 at 8:53 AM
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In Reply To The "Ultimate Street-Z Engine Build" AshsZ-II posted by Ash's Z (In Progress) on August 12, 2004 at 08:48 AM
     
Message Gary

:Well, I've been working really hard at this - a lot of planning has gone into this project and the results will have to speak for themselves. :)
:I've spent the better part of the last 4.5 years of my time on the Z32 - figuring out as much as I possibly can about it and all other things directly surrounding the understanding of automotive engineering. To think I knew squat for doodle about cars until I bought the Z almost seems unbelievable, LOL. Well, in that time I've had wonderful opportunities to build and test and build and test, from my parent's garage and a wood router to all the tuning, and on to working at Z1 to produce a barrage of high-performance aftermarket parts, I think I've come up with the ingredients for The Ultimate Street-Z, and I've even started building it. =)
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Cylinder Block: -88mm cylinder block : -Complete deburring : -Coolant galley opened up : -Coolant ports opened up at cylinder deck : -Magnafluxed : -...and the crankcase has been coated with a special epoxy-polymer coating to contain any left-over casting sand, strenghten the block, and provide a very smooth surface for quick oil return. :

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:Crank Work:
:-Nissan Crankshaft, 6#'s of mass removed (40# factory)
:-Knife-edged counterweights for reduced winage losses
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:-Contoured Rod-Pin Header for reduced windage losses
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:-Balanced to within 0.6g!
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:-Micropolished journals
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:Rotating and reciprocating parts:
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:Wiseco Pistons - custom made to my specs.
:-Additional weight reduction
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:-Modified pin offset
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:-Modified 1st land diameter
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:-Modified crown design to match the combustion chamber's quench areas. (may note similarity to Endyn's design)
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:-Low friction polymer side coating
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:-Heat-resistant ceramic crown coating
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:-Low-mass 'tapered-bore' wrist-pins (88g vs. 113g Wiseco OE)
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:Pauter Rods
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:-What else can I say? These are awesome rods!
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:-Low-windage design (inverted "H" beam)
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:-Lightweight 4340 Chromoly Steel, shot-peened
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:-Excellent balance and machining consistency from the manufacturer.
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:More to come! Wait till you see the headwork! Muhahahaha! }:->

     
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