yeah that's what i'm thinkin. Any helpful/comptable parts would be nice. Plus probably extra cash in selling parts off it.dana541 wrote:if you have done your homework and think the block and internals are the same i dont see where you can go wrong.always good to have an extra short block stashed away.especially if you are planning a sr swap later on.
huh, that's another thing I didn't realize. But I have a running coupe and a second one that I'm working on. To get both off the road and fix the rust on the daily, while engine, drive train and suspension work done may be another idea.plus, I could drive other people around. Usually its my friend that is the only one with a 4 door that drives the rest of our drunk a--es around.TroubleBound wrote:I would fix the G20 and keep that jank to drive around in while you swap a rwd sr into your coupe. $200 is pretty durn good for a car with an engine even if it doesn't run.
Lol. I agree either fix it an sell it or get your self a rwd motor. Unless u LIKE spending assloads of bux tryn 2 make the circle fit in the square.jessetang wrote:After 1800 posts, you still thinks you can swap over G20 suspension parts to a S chassis?
I'd like it to be like when people buy a s***ty little house, fix it and turn around and make a profit out of it.SxMachine wrote:Lol. I agree either fix it an sell it or get your self a rwd motor. Unless u LIKE spending assloads of bux tryn 2 make the circle fit in the square.
SR is heavily supported when it is a DET from the factory, not when it is DE; and no, FWD SR headers and intake will not work after you put it in a S chassis. Plus do you know how much weight you are going to lose from switching to a NA SR when you lose 20+ tq? I doubt you lose enough weight from the engine swap to make up the tq lose.SirSilvia wrote:I don't want a v8, i wanna keep it in it's origins. and both my coupes have a SOHC. So in my build I'm going SR since it is lighter in the end product. Heavily supported and I believe more reliable.
By suspension parts, even the small things, like possible sway bars. maybe beefier tie rods. (which i know i can go s14 or aftermarket for those anyhow) Hell maybe even the 5 lug hubs might be compatible. Haven't heard of anyone testing this so we'll see.
I basically wanna strip it and make some cash off it before it has to get scrapped. By what I heard, the body is fine, no rust. and decent interior
captainfalco wrote:convert your 240 to fwd
this guy speeks the truffhpballer76 wrote:buy car.. sell it for more.. buy rwd sr...
Ok, I was just hoping the block would be at least. I more or less didn't wanna see an ok car go to waste. ON my build, almost all the internals are going to get swapped anyway. I'm getting an aftermarket exhaust and intake, etc, so i wasn't worried if that stuff was going to work.Dattebayo wrote:Nothing is compatible with that engine or car. If it were, you would probably have been able to find a topic about it using search. But you didn't search, did you...
IDK, if it is then w/enumbnuts240 wrote:aren't all g20's 4-lug?
Come on man let it go lol. BUT if you wanna sell the g20 i'll take it off your hands for $300 (with motor of course) lol.SirSilvia wrote:Ok, I was just hoping the block would be at least..
lol i'm not thinkin of doing much in the terms of "240's/G20's"SxMachine wrote:Come on man let it go lol. BUT if you wanna sell the g20 i'll take it off your hands for $300 (with motor of course) lol.
yeah that's what I was trying, I pretty much know little would be compatible. But there was no definite answer that I could find. Whole cr for dirt cheap, find out what needs done to fix it and if it's too much, part it out.J14cm7 wrote:this topic is really helpful. before i read it i was thinking of swapping an sr20det into a honda del sol but this topic has tought me RWD engine doesnt work in a front wheel drive car.
It's not always so simple. The (FWD) Pulsar CA18DE can be used with (RWD) 180SX CA18DE(T) parts, and the other way around...J14cm7 wrote:this topic has tought me RWD engine doesnt work in a front wheel drive car.