New power plant Option
Discussion
Some of the answers. You are right the current gearbox will not handle the torque of the LS motors but most importantly will not fit. I found that one of the F40 gear boxes is a direct bolt on to the LS motors and is readily available. Goal is to make 450bhp which as already been mentioned is very easy with these motors. The transmission can be upgraded to hold 590 ft-lb of torque. I believe that should handle anything the chassis can handle
Everything is progressing very well for only being 3 weeks into the project and one of those weeks being a holiday week.
One of the major design goals was that it had to fit without any chassis modification. The first goal was achieved.
The other major goal is that installed entry level package to cost less that 20000.00 Dollars.
Everything is progressing very well for only being 3 weeks into the project and one of those weeks being a holiday week.
One of the major design goals was that it had to fit without any chassis modification. The first goal was achieved.
The other major goal is that installed entry level package to cost less that 20000.00 Dollars.
Edited by gafernandez on Wednesday 3rd December 14:57
I am only working on the transverse layout i believe the longitudinal layout would be a mistake in this platform because you are starting from scratch if longitudinal is you goal start with an ultima GTR not a Noble/Rossion.
On the LS3 it would be great if it were as simple as that. It is a special ls block
On the LS3 it would be great if it were as simple as that. It is a special ls block
Why am i doing this mostly the turbo issues "heat", parts availability for the transmissions, and just overall complexity of the V6 turbo power plant.
The GM LS and the GM F4O transmission are readily available and very reliable.I also felt it would be a great retrofit or new car option if I could figure out how to do it with out modifing the chassis. This is going to be a direct bolt in option.
The main reason, I was told it could not be done. Well that is all it took to push me over the edge
The GM LS and the GM F4O transmission are readily available and very reliable.I also felt it would be a great retrofit or new car option if I could figure out how to do it with out modifing the chassis. This is going to be a direct bolt in option.
The main reason, I was told it could not be done. Well that is all it took to push me over the edge
JW027 said:
Interesting. How are you using the solidworks simulations in this case? I have'nt done any fluid flow simulations but would be very interested to see how accurate and essential this has been in your development.
The simulation is only as acurate as the flow model you setup. We have found that it is fairly accurate.Great ideas, I did a lot of research on the electric power steering pump and found it is very loud if it is not controlled by the ECU.
The electric water pump is an option but not very reliable from my research.
The water pump and power steering pump reside in there original location so i did not have to design brackets to attach them. Once all the brackets are finished i will show the actual assyembly
The electric water pump is an option but not very reliable from my research.
The water pump and power steering pump reside in there original location so i did not have to design brackets to attach them. Once all the brackets are finished i will show the actual assyembly
I have been quite because there is a lot going on but it does not look li much here is a few pic's. Motor is on the motor mounts and ready to start in two weeks, waiting on parts to arrive. ECU upgrades 1) throttle by wire 2) E85 sensor 3) speed sensor 4) A/C controlled by ECU 5) Fans controlled by ECU 6) alternator controlled by ECU. What this all means is that engine will not stumble when they all come on at one time
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