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Author Topic: v6 heads x30xe heads onto a 3.2 y32se?  (Read 651 times)

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SteveT528

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v6 heads x30xe heads onto a 3.2 y32se?
« on: 24 June 2011, 18:44:08 »

Hi all, would 3.0 heads fit onto my y32se engine? im guessing their the same heads but different part numbers (3.0 heads had 4x different part numbers over the years anyway..

i have a set of new/recon 3.0 heads here that im going to port/polish which im going to run 4x g cams in. i hope they are the same if not it may rise compression from 10.1 to about 11.0 ish if they are different? would this be a bad thing if im keeping the engine N/A? Will the ecu handle a compression ratio so high?  Car is a 3.2 running 3.0 motronic 2.8 management. Any help from the tuners/guys that love modifying/playing with stuff would be great.
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Re: v6 heads x30xe heads onto a 3.2 y32se?
« Reply #1 on: 24 June 2011, 20:27:28 »

Yes but, make sure they are the later type with the extra webbing between the spark plugs which has the drilled and tapped hole to secure the coil packs.
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Re: v6 heads x30xe heads onto a 3.2 y32se?
« Reply #2 on: 24 June 2011, 21:13:18 »

Thanks Mark, im running 3.0 management with plug leads so does that mean i can use any 3.0 heads?

any idea about the compression side of things? :y
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Re: v6 heads x30xe heads onto a 3.2 y32se?
« Reply #3 on: 26 June 2011, 08:49:03 »

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any idea about the compression side of things? :y

just measure it ?

The general rule of thumb is that any engine mods will be incompatible with the current fuel map
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