A few pictures of my 20b 240z project
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A few pictures of my 20b 240z project
Hope these pictures work, first attempt at posting pictures. The wheels are only temporary as the offset is about 50mm out. Only got a couple of things to sort out then its off to get tuned. Really looking forward to taking it for a drive.
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You mean have a hoon!! I lived in Melbourne for a bit years ago, I loved all the old school cars there...
With that much room in the engine bay, I'm really disappointed that you didn't go for a 26B... j/k, it looks great.
But I've thought about doing a 20B in a 240Z, but it's slated after the Porsche 911 20B project that I'm doing right now. You'll probably need a cage in there...
With that much room in the engine bay, I'm really disappointed that you didn't go for a 26B... j/k, it looks great.
But I've thought about doing a 20B in a 240Z, but it's slated after the Porsche 911 20B project that I'm doing right now. You'll probably need a cage in there...
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Got a haltech s2000 with 1600 cc sencondarys hooked up ready to be tuned. At first I connected the cosmo ecu up just to check everything was working as it should and more importantly to see how it sounded.
Was thinking about a cage to strengthen the chassis up more but not sure what is legal for a road car here yet.
Was thinking about a cage to strengthen the chassis up more but not sure what is legal for a road car here yet.
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It looks great. Do you have any videos of it running yet? FYI your the second person I have seen do a rotary datsun 240z. But the other guy was a 13b.
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Dont have any video of it yet but will get some once its tuned. I saw that black zed with the 13b a while back. At that stage he still needed to wire it up but was wanting to sell the engine to replace it with a ls1. Ive heard of a few rotary zeds being built but havent ever seen one finished, was looking forward to see how that car went.
The turbo started life as a garret ta51 im pretty sure but its had a lot of work. Its been changed to a ball bearing core and the guy at garret said the front cover had come from an aircraft. He said it would be simillar to a gt45.
The turbo started life as a garret ta51 im pretty sure but its had a lot of work. Its been changed to a ball bearing core and the guy at garret said the front cover had come from an aircraft. He said it would be simillar to a gt45.
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Actually, I'm the owner of that black Z. I gave up on the rotary for reasons other than financial or mechanical. Right now it's sitting incomplete with an LS1 I pulled out of a 2002 Z28 camaro.
Terrific work on the 20b, and I am saddened that that got finished, and mine did not. At the same time, incredibly impressive. How did you mount the 20B? Do you have pics of the mount? I used GSL-SE front engine cover, oilpan, and relocated pickup to mound the RE motor.
Terrific work on the 20b, and I am saddened that that got finished, and mine did not. At the same time, incredibly impressive. How did you mount the 20B? Do you have pics of the mount? I used GSL-SE front engine cover, oilpan, and relocated pickup to mound the RE motor.
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it's funny, my love for Z-cars predates my life with rotaries and it really hasn't waned at all. i simply just haven't made time for one. my last chance was when i changed my mind on buying a 350Z at the last minute to buy the Rx-8.
anyway, i guess i just never thought of marrying the two. given a 240 or 280 (Z or ZX), i more than likely would have gone for the RB26, but i think you did a great job and made an awesome choice with the 20B (by the way, i see that this thread is almost a year old ). if i didn't know any better, i bloody well would have thought it belonged there. would love to see some video if you still have the car.
anyway, i guess i just never thought of marrying the two. given a 240 or 280 (Z or ZX), i more than likely would have gone for the RB26, but i think you did a great job and made an awesome choice with the 20B (by the way, i see that this thread is almost a year old ). if i didn't know any better, i bloody well would have thought it belonged there. would love to see some video if you still have the car.
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wotary=auxillary? From hybridz? You gave up on your project??? You and me were the only ones! This is my car 4 years ago, slapped the carb on it just to get it running, haven't touched it since...I wish I had a 20B.
20b240z, you lucky dawg! Need more pix!
20b240z, you lucky dawg! Need more pix!
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absolutely love this idea.
i love rotaries and i love the original z.
ive had both and always wanted to do this.
but never have the funds, tools, or space to do so.
never shall i stop dreaming of this achievement though.
please do provide videos or more detailed pics eventually.
i love rotaries and i love the original z.
ive had both and always wanted to do this.
but never have the funds, tools, or space to do so.
never shall i stop dreaming of this achievement though.
please do provide videos or more detailed pics eventually.
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