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19 hours ago, mrbigtanker said:

Wow man looking good. Can’t wait to hear it fire up.  All burn outs. Yeah

 

I can't wait to strap my ass in the seat and have it peal my face off. Shit's moving fast so hopefully that'll not be too far off. Shep Trans in Ohio is getting $10K to build the gear box, so for that kind of money you'd think it would accelerate the process. I'm not holding my breath. 

 

BTW, your little tanker is looking mighty bad ass. Love the line between respecting the patina of ware while taking the mechanicals to such a high art form. Looks like the defining line between the two worlds is the hood latch. Nice touch. ?

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New direction for the GT-R. We were able to get the project into Portland Speed Industries so they will take over the rest of the assembly and have it under one hat from here to final tune. Jason owner at PSI has the experience to navigate the path to meet our goals and it was clear the shop in Phenix Oregon wasn't up to it. Normally a shop like PSI would never take over a build in the middle point, but Jason is good friends with the owner of the shop where the motor was built. Not many shops out there who know the R32 better, so it's a real win fall we got our car in. 

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3 hours ago, nl320what said:

When you said you were going another direction, I immediate thought oh crap, going LS or HellCat fully assembled supercharged crate motor for $16k!!! 

 

 

 

Oh HELL no ?   "Rebuilding A Monster" not castrating it.

 

 Our little 2.6L will make 600+hp, redline at 8500 rpm, and sound like the soul of a Samurai warrior having a cosmic orgasm. 

 

Top of the line 6.2L LS3 crate engine makes 525hp, redlines at 6600 rpm, and sounds like a fat redneck taking a shit. 

 

But I'm not bias or anything... ?

 

 

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I love the sound of the RB motors, its a sweet lullaby approaching any power level.

 

But for $15k+, complete drop in full unlocked ECU and harness, senors, everything from Dodge factory for a Hellcat 707hp pump gas daily driver ?

 

https://www.forbes.com/sites/jimgorzelany/2017/10/30/fca-to-sell-aftermarket-707-hp-hellcat-engine-but-theres-a-catch/#60f7a045a2ff

 

Thats a good deal considering there is more room to tune above 1000hp on pump gas.

 

I'm already imagining a Dodge HellColt and Dodge D50 truck powered monster.

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If it fits in a truck that's great, but a Hellfat motor in a GT-R is far from a complete drop in. Nonstarter no matter what the price.  We've got less than $15 into our engine build and with 600hp AWD it will be quicker than a hellcat. Even with drag slicks people have been struggling to make the 11.2-second quarter mile time that Dodge has been trumpeting, but here's what a 600hp R32 GT-R can do on street tires. 

 

 

 

 

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On 8/15/2018 at 1:59 PM, nl320what said:

Oh not saying you should drop it in brother, its made specifically for Classic vehicles that wont need smog checks and real frames to handle the torque.

 

Keep up the work on Godzilla, must hear it fire up when its ready.

 

And this whole time I thought you were saying to swap one in the GT-R. ?

 

 

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Car has been shipped to Portland Speed Industries and everything is getting re-cataloged and organized. The Trans is getting shipped to Ohio next week and Jason will prep and install the ECU, O2 sensor, do harness mods and get the engine ready to go in. Truly insane amount of strange nick knacks, doo dads and fiddly bits under the hood. Most definitely nothing like a 510. 

 

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After a month in Ohio, ShepTrans finished and shipped our freshly built transmission back to PSI. Arrived yesterday. Things are back up and running at light speed so we should be firing up the engine and doing some break in cycles late Monday and tuning early next week. 

 

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On the stand ready to go

 

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In and moounted

 

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It's not a ragged edge race motor by any stretch, but it will easily make our power goals with room to spare. The drive train and chassis are set up to deal with what ever the engine throws at it, so this thing should be a blast to thrash for years to come. 

 

List of parts and upgrades

Two Garrett GT2871R turbos 

Link G4 Stand Alone ECU

E85 upgrades

Injector Dynamics ID1300 injectors

Walbo 450 Fuel Pump

Tomei Pancam type R

Tomei Titanium Springs

Tomei Titanium Retainers

Apexi Head Gasket 

ARP Studs

WIseco Pistons

Eagle Rods

All Counterbalanced to the crank

King main and rod Bearings 

Gates Racing Timing Belt

Deep cut oil pump drive

N1 Oil Pump

Enlarged oil passages

Tomei Stainless Down Pipe

Fujitsubo Stainless Exhaust

Pfizer Performance Gearbox Synchromesh Gear Set, Shafts and Forks

Exedy Twin Plate Clutch Flywheel and Pressure Plate

HICCA delete 

Driveshaft Shop CV axles

NISMO 2 way LSD New Clutch Plates front and rear

NISMO motor and trans mounts

Tein suspenssion

Project μ slotted brakes front and rear

6-point Cuzco roll cage

Sparco R600 Seats

 

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