Subject	Re: Rebuilding the VG30DE
Posted by	awesom-o on January 11, 2008 at 2:20 PM
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In Reply To	Rebuilding the VG30DE posted by VG300ZX on January 11, 2008 at 01:39 PM
Message	Rebuilding the motor is mot all that difficult. Of course I say that assuming that you'll take the block to a machine shop to have the passages cleaned and the cylinder walls honed. Use care will all torquing and it's not a problem at all. I came from rebuilding Ford 302, 351 and Chevy 305, 350's and like you say....same concept, different engine. If you have 2 years trade school experience on your side you'll be just fine. White wheels are getting painted silver this winter.
Follow Ups	Rebuilding the VG30DE - VG300ZX 13:39:29 01/11/08 It might be easier and cheaper to find a used NA motor - TTFairladyZ 13:51:12 01/11/08 Re: It might be easier and cheaper to find a used NA motor - VG300ZX 14:04:57 01/11/08 Re: Re: It might be easier and cheaper to find a used NA motor - ricky6991 19:09:56 01/11/08 well if you'll buy an NA engine you will probably - DoodMon(SD) 14:40:38 01/11/08 Re: Rebuilding the VG30DE - awesom-o 14:20:43 01/11/08 oh - as for tips.... - awesom-o 14:23:27 01/11/08 Re: oh - as for tips.... - VG300ZX 14:33:26 01/11/08 Re: Re: oh - as for tips.... - awesom-o 14:34:58 01/11/08 Re: Re: Re: oh - as for tips.... - VG300ZX 14:36:38 01/11/08 nice Z (n/m) - Waco300zx(DFW) 22:34:18 01/11/08 I have an NA motor - 300ZMang 17:10:06 01/11/08 300zmang - ricky6991 19:06:27 01/11/08 Word of caution - lazer(AK) 17:59:06 01/11/08 I have an NA motor in trenton - spyhunterTT(nj) 20:18:47 01/11/08
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