mivec heads
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- 3G2T
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mivec heads
does anyone know any mivec heads that will fit a 6g72?
- SG
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theres 3.0l and 3.5l v6 model engines 6g72 /6g74 that i've heard of with mivec, but i've never seen a 3.5l... a 3.0l mivec 6g72 ive seen once with a chip and air/exhaust mods (i think) and a tune makes about 240bhp at the wheel hubs. or 200-220 on a normal dyno..
though if you can find a frontcut somewhere i hear they're all auto and u gotta mess around with em a bit to fit a manual instead
though if you can find a frontcut somewhere i hear they're all auto and u gotta mess around with em a bit to fit a manual instead
- SG
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no models actually came out here with the 3.0l mivec.. (or any mivec I know of until this year) its from a Diamante in Japan, thats about all I know... theres a post on mogwa.org from the guy that did the engine conversion, he got the engine from a japanese importer in QLD and sent it over to WA... http://www.mogwa.org/forum/phpBB2/viewt ... 44&start=0
- spetz
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You are talking about the GTO/3000GT?
Why do you need MIVEC? Maybe try to source the 6G74 3.5 and see if the DOHC heads from your 3 litre fit, with internals done you should make monster power, and heaps of low end power.
If you find the MIVEC 3 litre, you would still need turbo cams etc and they are quite expensive
Why do you need MIVEC? Maybe try to source the 6G74 3.5 and see if the DOHC heads from your 3 litre fit, with internals done you should make monster power, and heaps of low end power.
If you find the MIVEC 3 litre, you would still need turbo cams etc and they are quite expensive