what do you mean def hanging with stock 240's? witha t25 in a CA that'll blow stock 240's away. maybe im confused, what did you mean?tm_kickz wrote:Put a cheap sr turbo (t25) and your def hanging with stock 240's.
the ca's head is aluminum...tm_kickz wrote:I love ca's. My last 240sx had a ca. I loved it somuch. Very strong motors.
Iron block and head.
Put a cheap sr turbo (t25) and your def hanging with stock 240's.
Very simple to work with. You can also use alot of parts from other cars, but as far as after market you will have to scrouge with ebay finds. There are a few of those...
Pulsar came with the CA18DE. 99% of the parts are interchangeable. Finding OEM parts is sooooo easy. And VERY cheap. Injectors are top feed, low impedance so they are cheap as well. Any T2 flanged turbo will bolt on from the SR T25 to the GT2871R. The only parts that are not easy to find are aftermarket head gaskets and head components (springs, retainers, etc...). But like the others stated, it's a stout motor with an iron block with a forged crank and shot-peened rods, main cap girdle, oil squirters on the pistons. One of the best head designs Nissan ever made. No rocker arms to piss off (bucket style cams rock!) And a nice, simple, 8-bit single eprom ECU. No need to spend a ridiculous amount on a rom tune when you can do it yourself with about $200 in hardware.frapjap wrote: Be careful, even though the Pulsar had a Ca18det at some point in time, the model is nearly 18 years old, theyre going to discontinue production soon. Personally, I'd love a CA and a friend had one he built to 300hp, it was awesome. I'd get it, but make sure its not a dud and was taken care of as they are older than the SR.
From the CA forums Stickies. Just a few bolt on mods will help propel this little guy to beat stock SRs with a lesser cost than doing a stock SR swapthemadscientist wrote:This is provided to those who are unfamiliar with the wonderful little workhorse motor.
The basic facts:
Displacement - 1809ccBore - 83mmStroke - 83.6mmCompression - 9.5:1(DE) 8.5:1(DET)Horsepower - 135 HP @6400RPM(DE) 175 HP @6400RPM(DET)Torque - 115 ft/lbs @5200(DE) 166 ft/lbs @4000(DET)Tune up stats;Timing marks -The six marks on the crank pulley read clockwise are -5, 0, 5, 10, 15 and 20 degrees respectively.Timing - 15*BTDC(DE(T))Idle speed - This is set via a valve solenoid on the intake manifold. In the center of the plenum aiming to the front is a valve with a gold cylinder with a plug on it. Unplug it and adjust the idle speed with the 10mm bolt on the back of the valve then plug it back in.Idle speed - 800RPM(DE) 750RPM(DET)Spark Plug - NGK PFR6A-11 or equivalent Gap - 1.1 mmFuel Injector - Top feed, 370ccOil filter - Fram 3682, 3614 or equivalent (4qts with these)Stock Cam Specs- CA18DET--------------------Type - LashCam Duration(IN) - 240°Cam Duration(EX) - 248°Cam lift IN(mm) - 7.80Cam lift EX(mm) - 8.50Lobe center angle (IN) - 120°Lobe center angle (EX) - 120°
-themadscientist-
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