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you totally missed my point. my point is that a VQ with extra added weight
of most turbo setups, is only marginally lighter than a ls series engine so
to say it will destroy the handling isn't true. by the way genius,
cylinders in a VQ are made from ductile iron sleeves and I have never seen
a single VQ engine failure that was caused by sleeve fracture. engineered
aluminum alloys have a roughly 3-1 stiffness to weight ratio typical
engineered steels. the common failure point in VQ's are the rods
The vq isn't actually that heavy dumb ass. 240's are lighter than a z and
their motor is heavier even tho its typically a ka24 because they're made
of iron. great for boost because it can handle it. I wouldn't dare go turbo
on my z cause you'll destroy it with enough boost just like all the honda
kids because aluminum blocks are weak when boosted. the smartest choice
would be a super charger for vq. and way lighter than gay domestic v8.
learn something about your own car before you say something
ohh by the way, a (aluminum) LS2 weighs about 440 lb, a VQ weighs around
330lb, when you add cast turbo manifolds, turbos, piping, and a very heavy
intercooler you are looking at pretty close to 100 lbs, in order to make
the similar power you come out about even. and as far as how you say "you'd
never dare turbo your z because too much boost will destroy it" bottom line
is if you don't have the money to fix it then you should probably just stay
out of the boost game and let the big boys play.
how is it that ford GT's and corvette ZR1's both have aluminum blocks and
both are boosted from the factory, and both can (and have) easily make
1000whp all day long with turbos. aluminum has has very different thermal
properties but engine block aluminum is alloyed specifically to control
it's thermal expansion and heat transfer properties. I know more about my
car than you ever will turd. A ton of VQ's have popped with superchargers
as well. if it's not tuned right it will detonate and pop
@tapion123 what ever dude. the VQ motor is extremely large and heavy for a
V6 motor and most turbo kits are heavy as well. based on what I've seen my
VQTT probably weighs as much as an ls2. when my VQ eventually goes from too
much boost I'm replacing it with a LSX TT
if everyone keeps swapping v8s into their cars that were not designed for
them 1 they wont perform as well and 2 drifting will turn into nascar and
you wont be able to tell which car is which