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vh41 v8 nissan motor what motor is this

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vh41 v8 nissan motor what motor is this

Post by whythef@#!not »

hey guys
lookin for v8 for GQ
what motor is this????????????????? VH41

http://www.tradingpost.com.au/Automotiv ... esult=true

picture of it here
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Re: vh41 v8 nissan motor what motor is this

Post by drakan69 »

whythef@#!not wrote:hey guys
lookin for v8 for GQ
what motor is this????????????????? VH41

http://www.tradingpost.com.au/Automotiv ... esult=true

picture of it here
do you not know how to use the internet?

anyway i'm a fan of this motor so i'll help somewhat, it's an import quad cam 6-bolt mains 4.1L v8, makes 207kw and 396nm of torque.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nissan_VH_engine

here is more information
The only thing i don't agree with in this info is the compression ratio, i think the VH45's compression ratio is 10.2:1 but the VH41 is more like 11.2:1, or 11.5:1.
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Post by dave_str »

Yep awesome motor. The VH45DE is more common though.

I remember seeing a GQ with a VH45DETT. Yep thats twin turbo, 2 T28's.

I would love a ride in that GQ.

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Post by nzdarin »

The VH41 has some small advantages over the 45. ie Duplex timing chain and smaller cam pulleys so that makes the motor slightly narrower at the cam pulley covers, which is the widest part of the motor.
VVT means you have 80% of torque at 2000rpm and 90% at 6900rpm. Peak torque is 4000rpm but that really isn't as important as the spread. So it has about the same torque at the same rpm as a TD42!

The VH uses the same auto as a TD, or TB so is a bolt together job.

And I can assure you, turboed one is quite a bit of fun.
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Post by CWBYUP »

nzdarin wrote:The VH41 has some small advantages over the 45. ie Duplex timing chain and smaller cam pulleys so that makes the motor slightly narrower at the cam pulley covers, which is the widest part of the motor.
VVT means you have 80% of torque at 2000rpm and 90% at 6900rpm. Peak torque is 4000rpm but that really isn't as important as the spread. So it has about the same torque at the same rpm as a TD42!
The VH uses the same auto as a TD, or TB so is a bolt together job.
And I can assure you, turboed one is quite a bit of fun.
So will a GQ TD Manual bolt up also ?

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Post by AFeral »

Manual will not bolt up :cry:
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Post by nastytroll »

you can buy an adaptor plate from perth 4wd wreckers, was quoted $400 for the plate a year ago. Thats V8 to manuel.
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Post by q_ship »

dave_str wrote:Yep awesome motor. The VH45DE is more common though.

I remember seeing a GQ with a VH45DETT. Yep thats twin turbo, 2 T28's.

I would love a ride in that GQ.

Dave.
yeah have seen this rig man, what a machine. its for sale on here

is this a factory engine with twin turbos? like the 2jaz out of the supra
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Post by chimpboy »

nastytroll wrote:you can buy an adaptor plate from perth 4wd wreckers, was quoted $400 for the plate a year ago. Thats V8 to manuel.
Really? That's pretty good if it saves a lot of stuffing around.

They're a good motor, I think the VH45 is more desirable.

Correct me if I'm wrong but there is no such thing as a true VH45DETT, it is a VH45 with two turbos but didn't leave the factory that way...?
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Post by dave_str »

No Nissan never made the VH45DE twin turbo from the factory.

The VHR35Z and the VHR35L are the only V8's from Nissan twin turboed from the factory.

They made 478kw's in racing form.

Nissan only made 2 road production R390's. Very very rare.

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Post by nzdarin »

There are adpaters being produced in the US that mate to the 300ZX 5 speed and that allows the 6speed from the Frontier to be used as well. I think the Patrol 5 speed is a completely different animal though.
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