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Many people have run the stock T3 turbo on an NA shortblock.
Many people have run the stock T3 turbo on an NA shortblock.


You'll have a [http://www.xenonzcar.com/z31/engines.html higher compression] and will need to adjust down the boost accordingly, depending on your ancillaries (intercooler, methanol inj etc…)
You'll have a [https://dev.z31library.com/xenonzcar_archive/z31/engines.html higher compression] and will need to adjust down the boost accordingly, depending on your ancillaries (intercooler, methanol inj etc…)


Unless you're concerned with a numbers matching motor, if it is in fact the original motor.
Unless you're concerned with a numbers matching motor, if it is in fact the original motor.

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NISMODV: (2017-08-25 20:29:10)

Ok so here is the deal I bought the 85 Z it came with turbo motor (installed) however the guy I bought from said that the crank bearings on the pistons were shot. OK Cool the car also came with a NA motor that is plenty good runs like a champ (So Im told) my question is in theory I should be able to take the pistons out of the turbo motor and swap everything to the NA motor to make it turbo correct or am I going off in left field.


Z_Karma: (2017-08-25 21:46:20)

Many people have run the stock T3 turbo on an NA shortblock.

You'll have a higher compression and will need to adjust down the boost accordingly, depending on your ancillaries (intercooler, methanol inj etc…)

Unless you're concerned with a numbers matching motor, if it is in fact the original motor.

If the car is a stock turbo model, then the N/A shortblock assembly should just be a drop in replacement.

If the previous owner made it a turbo, hopefully he did a thorough job of it.