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Thread: Possible VQ- B13/B14 swap kits...

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05-21-2009, 08:12 PM	#98 (permalink)
iamhappy46 CAR SLÜT Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Northern NSW, Australia	I was basing that off an 12 gallon tank(around 55 litres including surge tank) so 430 miles from 12 gallons appears to be around 35mpg. Regardless, I know it has fuel economy only slighty worse than a Toyota Prius and the Pulsar is a lot more fun I have full adjustability of the fuel and timing maps, so it has strong low rpm highway cruising speed with the occasional hard blast for overtaking. Not to mention a less weight that a 350Z/G35 Car is on the dyno again late next week, I will have video camera active for that. __________________ N14 Pulsar - FWD VQ35DE, Altima HLSD 6spd, QM Twin plate clutch, 12.7:1CR, Kelford C spec cams, OBX extractors, 3" exhaust, Bikirom VQ30 ECU & 18" Murano wheels Pics Smashed VY TT LS1 SS Ute: Pics US Domestic muscle in transit...

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