With only 70 h.p. ['87 and '88] or 90 h.p. ['89], it would need to be snowing out to drift.ABNRML4U wrote:I am wondering if you can Drift with a Awd Sentra? That would be nice.
Four-Wheel Drive not equal to All-Wheel Drivechai029 wrote:miss the awd sentra, i had one before and its a great car btw...but now I really would love to have one back.
1. I never dynoed it, and don't plan to, but I would say it is putting out between 140 and 150 h.p.vegas2.0S wrote:1) What is your ga16det putting out in HP?
2) Where did you get the turbo from? Was it a full kit with inter cooler and mounting hardware or did you have to fab some stuff up?
Practice your Engrish someplace else, spammer.kevinyoung03 wrote:It will be good for you because it will provide a good driving balance to your vehicle.
Thanks for the reply Greg. That's a new state on my list of B12 4WD's.AZhitman wrote:Mike, that thing is cool as all hell.
There are some here in AZ. When I was in HS, my best buddy's parents had a white 87 they bought new. They traveled up on the Mogollon Rim a lot during the winter, and wanted the 4wd capability for that.
Seems to me they got 200K+ miles out of it, and donated it to a single mom who's still driving what's left of it.
Thanks Greg,AZhitman wrote:Side note: According to my source here, the 1990 models were leftover 89's. Maybe that will help.
Nissan did that quite a bit, even back in the Datsun days.
Ummm, nope.blownb310 wrote: You must have seen my signature on another forum to have noticed that I have a '77 B210 and an '81 210 as well. Love the old RWD compacts too.
Ahh, of course. Silly me. I'll add a sig with all of my current beloved Datsun/Nissan compacts.AZhitman wrote:
Ummm, nope.
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