Subject	You guys all missed something rather important...
Posted by	KaZ (VaBch) on January 20, 2006 at 9:22 AM
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In Reply To	Difference between VQ30dett and VG30dett posted by 300zx_lee on January 20, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Follow Ups	Difference between VQ30dett and VG30dett - 300zx_lee 00:00:12 01/20/06 I dont know about them but Vq was voted best v6 by sum mag (n/m) - Knapper411 00:02:46 01/20/06 VQ has been rated 10 best for like 10 years. (n/m) - Spddracer 06:50:47 01/20/06 like the VQ35 but with a different stroke for high RPMs (n/m) - WAGGZ 00:03:55 01/20/06 why would they use a vg in a vq body (n/m) - deesz 00:07:02 01/20/06 correct me if im wrong - ARA300ZX 00:09:17 01/20/06 its all on how you look at it. on one hand there getting - deesz 00:21:37 01/20/06 This engine is boosted. With boost, high compresion, and - WAGGZ 00:27:38 01/20/06 what motor? (n/m) - deesz 00:33:40 01/20/06 the one in the picture. I think its in the 300GT series (n/m) - WAGGZ 00:36:56 01/20/06 exactly thats a lot of potental (n/m) - deesz 00:39:10 01/20/06 Im not sure if the VGs are still in production. They tune - WAGGZ 00:24:51 01/20/06 ive seen a 350 with sr20 motor - Knapper411 00:33:03 01/20/06 Pretty sure the VG was last produced in 2001 - Broke_as_**** 03:05:34 01/20/06 2004, the last year Xterra used the 3.3L SOHC VG for its - CHUNG (Dallas) 04:35:57 01/20/06 are those iron blocks, if so someone should give it a try - Max865(ATL) 09:07:55 01/20/06 I think that VG is more similar to the Z31 engine. - Marshall 09:51:28 01/20/06 Re: Pretty sure the VG was last produced in 2001 - canyoncarver 08:35:13 01/20/06 doesnt look like it would fit correctly - DansZ 08:40:05 01/20/06 95-99 Max IS the VQ30 engine. - Spddracer 10:13:36 01/20/06 Lighter motor (n/m) - U ZCREAM (The Lifestyle) 00:19:53 01/20/06 "engine" (n/m) - Spddracer 06:49:40 01/20/06 the difference being what, exactly? (n/m) - Technomancer 09:07:57 01/20/06 An engine uses internal combustion and a motor is - Musashi Sword 09:13:16 01/20/06 Not true. - Marshall 09:56:52 01/20/06 Correct..... :) I call my motor an engine :) - Spddracer 10:04:31 01/20/06 Lame backpedal attempt. (n/m) - Technomancer 11:07:09 01/20/06 weak (n/m) - PennStateZ 14:35:32 01/20/06 2nd. look it up in the dictionary... - just4kinks 10:05:43 01/20/06 2nd on the def (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 10:08:58 01/20/06 So Detroit's nick should be "Engine City"??? - rave 16:27:13 01/20/06 probably because they race what they sell - Seb (Specialty-Z) 00:54:04 01/20/06 VQ is lighter, And they dont produce the VG anymore... (n/m) - RedBeauty84zx (San Antonio) 01:07:54 01/20/06 Seriously, Please respond to your emails. I've sent you - JokerF15 (NyxMotorsports) 01:20:44 01/20/06 VQ is a aluminum block. (n/m) - Spddracer 04:19:31 01/20/06 they use to. just like they use to race RB's. (n/m) - Halo Z 05:06:17 01/20/06 Iron (VG) > aluminum (VQ) for high boost (so I've read) (n/m) - BummedOutMonkey 07:24:21 01/20/06 VQ breathes MUCH better than the VG (n/m) - aliaZ 08:08:40 01/20/06 You guys all missed something rather important... - KaZ (VaBch) 09:22:55 01/20/06 The biggest difference is the use of a 'Q' instead of a 'G'. - Scotts94z32 11:36:50 01/20/06 They have to run the "production" engine (n/m) - Mike(La Canada) 12:14:43 01/20/06
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