I found this on a poorly designed web site
http://www.geocities.com/eeyore_not_tigger/Nissanrwdswappage.html but here is an excerpt. Perhaps a head swap from a different model VG33 with DOHC would add some serious hp?
Like the KA24DE,the VG is one of Nissan's common workhorse engines.It has seen use in the Maxima, 300ZX,200SX,Frontier,Hardbody pickup,X Terra ,Pathfinder,Stanza,Quest and the Mercury Villager.The engine is available in either 3 liter(VG30E) or 3.3 liter (VG33E) dispalcement.It has single overhead cams and depending on application and year will either have a timing chain or belt.It is of an Iron block and aluminum head construction.As with any manufacturer, the front drive and rear drive engines will not interchange, although individual components might.This engine has been around since the mid eighties,so they should be easy to find in junkyards.I believe that the horsepower ranges from a low of 160,to a high of around 215(not really sure)in the supercharged 3.3 liter available in the X terra and Frontier( which would be a neat swap into a mid eighties 200 SX originally equipped with a VG30E!)
Used in only three applications that I know of,the Maxima SE(VG30DE-190 hp),300ZX(VG30DE) and 300ZX Twin Turbo(VG30DETT-300 hp).These engines ,like all Nissan engines,are extremely well built. The twin turbo even had oil squirters to cool the pistons!The engine has dual overhead cams,a main cap girdle(I piece main cap),high nickel block,forged crank,and forged rods.(I'd really like to see one of these or a RB26 swapped into a 69 Camaro just to mess with some people who hate either domestic or foreign cars,wouldn't that be fun?)
Nissan's newest V6,it's installed in Maximas,Altimas,350ZX's,and the Infiniti G35(JDM Skyline) and I35. Horsepower varies and it has 255 hp in the Maxima and 285 in the 350ZX.It's a 4 cam engine that's all aluminum in construction and displaces 3.5 liters.Other than that,I don't really know anything about it.