maybe 120-150 horses. gonna be a nightmare if youre gonna try to piece something together off of just the longblock. - srpowered240sx -achillies52785 wrote:i need to know how much horsepower does an sr20 non turbo have. and im i paying to much for a redtop, im paying $300 for just the motor itself. jus the long block nothing else with it
are the wheels se wheels? If your running steelies w/ hubcaps, I'd be concerned with tire rubbing on your front springs. I recommend getting probably 205/50 or like 215's at the most.jasperw4 wrote:i have a '96 240. stock suspension, stock wheels will 225/50 16s clear all four corners? the front looks pretty tight. thanks.
I dont think your gonna fit them, my s13 wont clear 16x7's up front without spacer, and that was on 205 60 16jasperw4 wrote:i have a '96 240. stock suspension, stock wheels will 225/50 16s clear all four corners? the front looks pretty tight. thanks.
well then most likely yesI said I had some 16x7 with ghey fwd offset(+42 IIRC) so a +40 and 6.5 wide you should be ok just test fit them hoes....jasperw4 wrote:I've got skyline gts wheels, 6 1/2 wide with +40 offset. thanks.
are you serious? Ive never heard of such a thingp1rat3 wrote:on my 240 with stock suspension and wheels 205's don't fit in the front with out rubbing
not too possitive, but depending on where you go and who you know, ballpark prices are around 6000-10,000 for the motorset alone.SHIFT_pinks wrote:quick question...just wanted to know if any1 knew about or near the price to engine swap a 96' 240sx with the rb26dett? i think its the 96' model that can be swapped not sure.
The motorsets won't cost you more than 5K. The swap however will be a LOT more. Set aside a budget as high as 12K if you want it done right.SHIFT_pinks wrote:quick question...just wanted to know if any1 knew about or near the price to engine swap a 96' 240sx with the rb26dett? i think its the 96' model that can be swapped not sure.
Not that I know of I could be wrong though.DRiFTn’REALTOR wrote:1. My first question is will the KA clutch fit into an SR transmission?
Brakes are one of those areas that are debatable. For street use and occasional track usage, stainless lines, slotted rotors, and a good set of brake pads will be all the braking you'll need. If you see some dedicated track use I'd say to step up to Q45 2 piston calipers and rotors up front and the usual stainless lines and pads which is ideal because they retain the stock caliper profile so you don't have to have special wheels. For extreme Track duty 30MM Z32 4 piston caliper brakes are ideal. The only issue with these is that they will require dedicated wheel hunting and a 5 lug conversion (in most cases).DRiFTn’REALTOR wrote:2. Second I wanted to re-do my brakes, just OEM for now until I get some wheels to fit larger brakes. Maybe service the brake booster? and definitely change out the brake pads and lines. (front & back)
That is about the standard price for a good LSD. 2 way LSD's have locking capabilities under both acceleration and deceleration conditions. 1.5 on accel and some decel. 2 way will be very harsh for street use and might cause a lot of cornering noise.DRiFTn’REALTOR wrote:3. I would really appreciate if someone can point me in the right direction for an LSD. I have never purchased an LSD before and so far I'm hearing $800? Isn't that kind of steep...What the difference between 1 way....1.5 way...and 2 way???
The rear end on the 240sx is good for almost 500whp. No need to fool with it for most people. All the suspension parts you'll ever want are available at http://www.frsport.com. I've personally dealt with them and they are second to none price or customer service wise. Suspension is really hard to say. I'd say an entry level coilover system like Stance would be perfect and wont break the bank too bad LOL.DRiFTn’REALTOR wrote:4. This will be my most critical stage...the Chasis/suspension. I plan on reenforcing the chasis with front and rear strutbars...(please feel free to let me know what are better parts and their prices.) Bigger sways and bushings. Will take in other suggestions for Chasis upgrade. Where can I find aftermarket tie rods, steering components, and arms?? What should I do with my rear-end?? Any suggestions on suspension??Thanks
Wheels pwn me honestly. adrian_s13 is the man you wanna talk to. He knows his wheels.DRiFTn’REALTOR wrote:5. Wheels will also be upgraded very soon...after the LSD. I plan on putting 18's, but will settle for something smaller is needed. What offsets do u recommend if I wanted to run something with a decent lip?? I don't really want spacers if possible, but Id like the rims to flush out with the body.
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welcometoasty wrote:hey guys, im new here - dont even have a 240 yet. i was wondering what the build quality of the 240sxs is? specifically interiors on s13. my mitsu 3000gt is terrible, and this is somthing i care about when looking at a car. thanks.
also - i know this has probably been answered a thousand times - but is it worth it to buy an already swapped sr20det motor in say an s13, or start from scratch?
as far as interiors of S13's... very common issues is the left lumbar support on the driverside lacking cushioning, well primarily because its a 16 yr old car. That part of the seat is usually gone by then. Another common problem is the dash being cracked. Both of which can be easily (depending on what you call easy) replaced at either the junkyard, or the classifieds.toasty wrote:hey guys, im new here - dont even have a 240 yet. i was wondering what the build quality of the 240sxs is? specifically interiors on s13. my mitsu 3000gt is terrible, and this is somthing i care about when looking at a car. thanks.
also - i know this has probably been answered a thousand times - but is it worth it to buy an already swapped sr20det motor in say an s13, or start from scratch?
soooo.. anyone?SketchyRollin564 wrote:Stoopid question, does anyone have any pictures of the interior lit up at night time?
S13 or S14 will do, but i prefer the S14.
SketchyRollin564 wrote:soooo.. anyone?
Hi 240ingthe240er, welcome to NICO. The sole purpose of a 5 lug conversion is to have more wheel fitment options. Most 4x114.3 wheels you'll see will be limited to around 7.5 inches wide with an offset (Distance from half of the lip of the wheel to the outside edge of the wheel) of around +40240ingthe240er wrote:Hi I am new here and have been waiting for a thread just like this!
My question is: What is the purpose of the 5-lug conversion? Is this just for looks since some wheels only come in 5-lug or is there a performance option that becomes available by switching from 4 to 5 lugs.
email my buddy John... aka the CA guru (as I'd like to call him) [email protected] guy will answer practically any question you have for the CA...sleighty8 wrote:I just got myself an 89 180sx with silvia front conversion and im riding on a ca18det. just wondering if anyone knows enough about this engine (cuz honestly i only know sr20's really) to know what the max boost on the stock turbo is and what turbos the engine can handle. Thanks