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Old 10-21-2017, 08:57 AM
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So i decided to run exhaust thru the hood i think i might have the only hood exit exhaust with a baby ko4 turbo lol but its just temporary once i get it running and work out all the kinks i will be pulling everything back out to build the motor and paint and of course a big boy turbo and custom manifold and exhaust
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Thanks man i wish i didnt have to work this thing would already be on the road lol
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About time somebody pulled the trigger on this idea.
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Yeah i know right lol i figured since I got rear-ended the motor had to go in something rear wheel drive it was either going to be a Miata or 240 it had to be something light and rear wheel drive I did a lot of research and couldn't find anybody that's done this swap yet so I figured what the hell I'll do it every time you look up 240 SS it comes up a ls swapped 240 and those are a dime a dozen my 240SS will be one of a kind...well i guess until it catches on and others do it but im not going to lye its been alot alot of fab work to make it work so far lol
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In for updates, thinking about doing something similar for our 240 but I don't want to use the turbo application. That oil pan is the only thing that scares me. I can't weld so fabricating that would not be easy. Do you mind letting me know the measurement between the back of your oil pan and where your sump starts? That would let me know if I at least have the option of ponying up for the miata pan.
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Originally Posted by droptoppaul
In for updates, thinking about doing something similar for our 240 but I don't want to use the turbo application. That oil pan is the only thing that scares me. I can't weld so fabricating that would not be easy. Do you mind letting me know the measurement between the back of your oil pan and where your sump starts? That would let me know if I at least have the option of ponying up for the miata pan.
If you're still in the Denver area and plan on this please send me a PM I'll gladly lend a hand and can help with getting the tuning dialed in. But you should def use a turbo unless you're planning on a TVS1320 on a LE5
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Not sure how I'm just seeing this thread. Awesome to see more of these being swapped into RWD applications.
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Droptoppaul the sump starts 12" from the back of the block and the sump is 10.5" so the oil pan is 22.5 long overall sump is 3.5" x 10.5" x 14" can hold 8qt no problem it also has trap doors to hold the oil near the pick up. Hope that helps but i agree with the guys if your going to do something like this u might want to make it worth it and boost it one way or another i vote turbo tho lol and fyi its alot of fab work and im only half way thru it
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Originally Posted by BurnNrubberSS
Droptoppaul the sump starts 12" from the back of the block and the sump is 10.5" so the oil pan is 22.5 long overall sump is 3.5" x 10.5" x 14" can hold 8qt no problem it also has trap doors to hold the oil near the pick up. Hope that helps but i agree with the guys if your going to do something like this u might want to make it worth it and boost it one way or another i vote turbo tho lol and fyi its alot of fab work and im only half way thru it
Eh...I do endurance racing. Boost is kind of the devil for endurance. Just end up fighting heat the whole time. I'd use it in WRL or Chump car where the goal is purely to finish.

For the record, the Miata pan will clear easily. The Miata pan is 15" from the rear of the pan so we'd have 3" of clearance over the 240 subframe apparently. Quite intriguing! I may have to start this project!
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The miata pan should work no problem i would have went that route but i didnt want to pony up 700bucks for something i could make. You should do it and start a thread if u do decide to do it
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lil work done charge pipes,intercooler and started mock up on lights and radiator








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Since the Nissan p/s pump uses a V belt and the ecotec uses serpentine, what's your plan for making power steering work?
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Droptoppaul i am using the cobalt ss steering wheel because it has electric power steering i have to cut and extend the shaft to make it work

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Mocked up the 7" led light bars for my headlights and damn they are bright asf and they look awesome


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looks good man coming along nicely
fab work looks on point too
Do you weld for a living ?
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Thanks man and yes i weld fab and weld daily we build aluminum flat beds for spray trucks
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Nice progress, definitely a fan of the Chevy wheel in the Nissan
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Yeah me too lol i just wanted to keep the electric power steering and not have anything else running off the crank pulley besides the alternator


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