
Nissan 350Z V6 Piston Assembly
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Spareparts for Nissan 350Z V6 Engine Restoration and Furniture Projects This is my latest hobby project - a custom engine build featuring a repurposed V6 engine block. I started with an old V6 engine, but wasn't satisfied with the original block design, so I redesigned the piston assembly to create a unique look. The project began when I acquired an old V6 engine and decided to transform it into a table base. However, after refinishing the engine, I realized that the original pistons wouldn't fit properly due to paint shrinkage - a common issue with metal parts. To overcome this problem, I 3D printed new pistons and reassembled the engine, achieving an improved appearance. Future plans include attaching a stepper motor to the output shaft, creating a large-scale fidget spinner that's sure to turn heads. Key features of my design include: * The rod can be assembled using M3x30 or longer screws * I reduced the piston size slightly to accommodate the painted block * A crankshaft clamp is included in the package, eliminating the need to reuse the lower engine body - a feature that enhances overall appearance * Additional stands are available for M8 threaded rods, with 50mm cut lengths and 40mm deep holes * I recommend printing the loose-fitting version of the parts, as they provide better assembly results than the standard version I based my design on original dimensions, but made adjustments to optimize print quality.
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