Subject	Wave of the future
Posted by	Zorpman on December 18, 2014 at 9:50 AM
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In Reply To	LS3 Build posted by smartone on December 17, 2014 at 11:29 PM
Message	I know that it is sacreligious but it appears to me that LS engine transplants are the wave of the future. Nissan did incredible things with the VG engine but the LS is simply a better (more power with less work) and more up-to-date design. Again, I understand the whole DOHC, variable valve timing, turbocharged design imagination of Nissan (hurrah!), but look at our 4-valve valve angle and head flow rates vs a stock LS with L92 (rectangular intakes). The LS gets more useable power in a smaller, lighter package, in a bullet proof design that is working easy. Wave of the future (in a OHV design). Hmmmm.
Follow Ups	LS3 Build - smartone 23:29:12 12/17/14 Nice Swap dude!!!! You put some work into it for sure. - TTZ2NV(EPTmotorsports) 09:30:12 12/18/14 Wave of the future - Zorpman 09:50:58 12/18/14 It boils down to new tech. - MixManMash 10:09:01 12/18/14 Yup - BlackholeZ 20:05:34 12/18/14 True. It's crazy how much torque you can build - MixManMash 06:09:04 12/19/14 nice! - aliaZ 10:08:25 12/18/14 Re: nice! - simplexityphoto (NOVA) 19:08:25 12/18/14 Guesstimate once I remove things and switch to manual seats - smartone 00:28:05 12/19/14 Nice work - Turbodog (CT) 19:25:10 12/18/14 The VG is as timeless as the Z to me. Nissan took our motor - TTZ2NV(EPTmotorsports) 01:29:04 12/19/14 Congrats. That looks well done. - Boosted1 06:02:22 12/19/14 thorough (n/m) - LJZTT 17:37:09 12/19/14 Awesome. I will be helping a friend drop a LS1 in - SammybTT(TN) 19:16:16 12/19/14 any more pictures of that slicktop racecar??? - rave 11:46:20 12/21/14
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