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Tue Jan 21, 2003 1:12 pm
Ok, I have made the decision to stop my turbo H-Body project and go ahead and get a 240 to play with. Now I do know a lot about the 91-95 Nissan Hard Body p/u's, but unfortunately I do not know everything about the 240sx's, which is why I am coming to you guys. I did a search and I really wasn't abole to find what I was looking for so if you have seen this before then I am sorry....I guess my search skills aren't that good yet.
Anyways, I was planning on getting a 1995 240. Now from what I understand this series of 240 was made from 95-98, but since I fully plan to build and turbocharge the KA24DE engine, I thought the ODB-I computer would be best. I do not want to purchase a stand-alone system and I plan on having JWT hook me up with their tuned ECU and injectors like they have with my truck, BUT, from I understand they cannot tune an ODB-II computer this way..correct me if I am wrong please. If there is no real difference in whether or not JWT can tune the ODB-II ECU, then I would be up for any 95-98 240sx.
Second, are there any major differences, or faults, with any of these three years that I should know about? Other than the ODB-I and ODB-II ECU differences, this is all I know about. Does the rear-end hold up well? Do any of the 240's come with a limited slip rear-end? The transmission is the same as the one in my truck so that is no problem, except for the overdrive gear is taller.
The one and only purpose of this car will be my daily driver, that I need EVERY DAY, but I want it to be a street terror. Kind of what I wanted my truck to be, but it will take way too much money to do what I want to it. I am looking for apporoximately 350 hp to the wheels and plan on building the engine with strong internals and a little head work....hopefully to go into the 12's on drag radials.
I know this is kind of vague but my main question is about the ODB-I and ODB-II computer deal. This is the only reason I was going to stick with a 95 rather than an 96-98 model. If there is really no problems with modifying the ODB-II computer then I will have more choices, but for now I can't find the car I am looking for with such a narrow search field. I DO NOT want to swap in an SR20DE-T, I like the KA's, hence the reason I am here. If there is any information, even if I didn't ask it, but you think it is something I need to know, PLEASE tell me, I haven't owned anything but my truck for the past 7 years, so I am kind of lost in buying a new car.
Thanks,
Jason