1990 Nissan 300zx Turbo on 2040-cars
Richmond, California, United States
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Hi I'm selling my 570 horse power 1990 Nissan 300zx this car has a fully rebuild and modify engine I went from a twin turbo to a big single turbo 6265 billet compressor wheel turbocharged with a core garret gt 24"x12"x4.5 inter-cooler. The car is runing with 2 big fuel pumps the secondary pump sprays at 5000RPM. The engine block counts with wiseco pistons 8.5-9:1 compression 87.5mm bore vg30dett, eagle ESP H-Beam connecting rods. Is grind and polish crankshaft 3 angle valve job , resurface cylinder head, bore and hone. R5 Race cams229@.050"+4 DEG ADV ON EX LC maximum power cams .JWT AZ320 springs.bosch high flow fuel pump AKA the 044 pump 300 LPH of flow. 75mm strip throttle body aluminum satin.aem twinfire 4 channel, K&N intake air filter, custom 950CC high pressure saturated injectors, OS Giken multiplate race clutch (triple plate holds up to 1000hp) this car uses E85 ethanol fuel only. No power steering or ac. If any more questions please take a look at the invoice pics thanks.
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