hi Guys.
i am pulling the trigger on 240SX hatch with an SR20 swap already done. below is the list of mods:
Nissan silvia s13 1993
American specs
Full option gear manual
Engine : sr20det
Deff and brakes : LSD 5 bolts (R32 conversion)
Clutch orc double Plate
BC Racing coilovers
Ecu : link g4
Intercooler : greddy
Headers and system jasma
Hks cams 264 264
Tomie cam gears
Gasket cometic
Arp headstuds
Bc spings and retainers
Boost controler and turbo timer
Stock turbo
Defi digital display
what do you guys think ?
what boost level can i push on this ?
expected power. ?
what recommendations to enhance and optimise the car.
appreciate the support.
240SX mods list .. opnion ( new to SR engine )
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nightcrawler_240SX
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Re: 240SX mods list .. opnion ( new to SR engine )
Was it a home built engine or from a shop?
If Home built: Be cautious as some people don't have that great of quality control experience when it comes to building an engine. Let alone one with a list of "top shelf" parts. Not trying to say this guy doesn't know how to build an engine, just that they're out there. This guy could be an expert or a novice.
If Shop built: Get the shop's information, receipts, etc. All the pertinent information you'd need if something comes up. Again, research the builder's/shop's reputation for a good idea of their quality.
You could put $10,000 in parts into an engine, but if it ain't built with proper tolerances, torque specs, and machining, you're gonna be wasting money.
If Home built: Be cautious as some people don't have that great of quality control experience when it comes to building an engine. Let alone one with a list of "top shelf" parts. Not trying to say this guy doesn't know how to build an engine, just that they're out there. This guy could be an expert or a novice.
If Shop built: Get the shop's information, receipts, etc. All the pertinent information you'd need if something comes up. Again, research the builder's/shop's reputation for a good idea of their quality.
You could put $10,000 in parts into an engine, but if it ain't built with proper tolerances, torque specs, and machining, you're gonna be wasting money.
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