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I would like to tell everyone about my experience with some of the companies that sells bellhousings for 1uzfe. First I sent mails to Crs and Dellow, asking them for price and info on their conversion kits. It took them both over 2 weeks to give me an answer. Crs was cheapest on both the parts...

There is a guy here in Norway that is putting a vh45 into his 240Z. He will probobly be finished this spring. He has a goal of reaching over 800hp, but time will show. He had a vg30 single turbo with over 500rwhp in it before he started this swap.

My engine is from a 91' Sc400.

AS topic says, I need the two plugs for the igniters.

I have measured the distance between the swaybar and the x-member on my car. It is 28,5cm in the middle and 32,5cm on the sides.

What other changes would be needed to run methanol on a 1uz?

Do you you guys think it would have handled 500rwhp with forged pistons with a 8,5 comp?

You can also move the swaybar further forward. I think that should work.

I have seen other Nissan's with 1uzfe and the front sump. It's will fit if you remove the swaybar, but then the engine will be sitting a little bit further forward.

Here is how the oil pan is looking now. The rest I have to wait with untill the engine is in the car. That is because I want the sump to be as big as possible in between the crossmember and the swaybar.

N-jinn: Have a look in this post. http://www.lextreme.com/forums/showthread.php?p=37417#post37417 I have done a little bit after these pics was taken, but have to get the engine in the car before I finish. The main reason why I am making this pan, is because the engine had a rear sump fitted...

Elliotaw, who posted in this thread got them made and have sold a few of them.

I'm just started with my s13 conversion. Got the engine, and a r154 gearbox ready. Waiting for microtech ecu and bellhousing. I have tried to get in touch with crs and dellow for the last 3 weeks. None of them have responded to my mails. Starting to get really tired of both companys. Better...

There is no problem getting enough space under the hood. As long as you get the engine low enough. Mabe making a new sump are needed.

I am going to block of the isc, and install some kind of manual valve. Have done this on other engines with good results. I have never needed any electronic idle control. Only problem I can see with doing this is cold start. But it's possible to use a cold start bypass valve from an other engine.

For the knock sensor logging, I have been trying diffrent freqveny settings untill I found what was working for my knock sensor\engine. Pda? What is that? I have my laptop in the car for other reasons anyway. Use it for tuning the ecu.

Nice project. What aftermarket ecu are you running? A dry sump setup could easy solve the acrobatic issue if needed I guess.

The 3sgte engine is a bit tall to fit directly in the ae86. Actually I think the 1uz is a better fit. Or mabe a newer toyota 1,6. The 20 valve version with forced induction.

Zeitronix are also a fine product. I use Plx m-500. It's very nice. I log directly to my laptop. afr, knock, boost, rpm and tps. I am going to log my egt aswell. This product is very helpfull when tuning an engine. And the logging feature are a must when you reach serious power. It's a bit...

Very interesting reading, and some very nice pics! The writer says that a single turbo v8 can't be compared to a twin turbo v8. Any comments to this?