AkaiRPS13 wrote:mounts and stuff the same for FWD and RWD CA18D-motors?
nope...you'll need a rwd engine to pull mounts and mounting brackets off of...
Quote »also do the RWD CA18DEs have the crank girdle?[/quote]
i really don't know...the only rwd ca18de's would be out of a q's silvia so you couldn't get a hold of one anyways!
Quote »are the US spec pulsar CA18DE motors the same as the RWD ones? [/quote]
basically yes...you can use a fwd ca18de motor on a rwd transmission (with rwd manifolds and mounts) it thats what you're getting at...
Quote »FWD DETs have that funky RB-style intake mani, what other kinds had that? [/quote]
some of the ca18et (USDM)manifolds went over the top i think...as did some of the early non-intercooled ca18det's(JDM)
yes you can use the normal intake manifold in place of the funky ones...they all use the 8 port intake valves...
Quote »I dont expect much but about how much power does a bolt-on tuned DE(na) make assuming intake, header, muffler and maybe some cams?[/quote]
TheMadScientist on this board had a tuned n/a ca18det in his silvia(in japan

) that was making upwards of 200...with cams, cam gears, high comp pistons, headers, and other really really expensive things! you won't make much (if any more) than a stock KA with those mods...the n/a pulsars made i think 135 or so
just try searching...i know i started a thread about n/a ca18de's not too long ago!
Sean