this240guy wrote:I am thinking about selling my 91civic hatch and joining the nissan bandwagon. Currently, I am planning on buying a RB20 clip and swaping it into my 90 240sx. Can you guys please tell me what I should look for when i get the clip. Are there anything I should replace or rebuild before going though with the swap. Any suggestions or comments is appriciated. Thanks.
Don't laugh at me b/c I drive a 91 civic hatchback with a b16a that only runs 16 secs!QUOTE] :rolleyes
You running a EF or EG hatch? You should be running a lot faster than a 16 with that motor I would think. I am a full blood Nissan guy, but I know a little on hondas.
To the subject at hand. Searching is a good idea when you have something specific, but since there has been a little bit of feuding in the past it makes the search hard. I just searched "rb20det swap" and ran across a lot of fluff. Check out this thread: http://www.nissaninfiniticlub....48218
It has some fluff in it that is irrelevant, but read about what people have been concerned with in the past and it should give you a good idea on what to look for when you get your clip.
Good luck bud, and welcome to the crew.
this240guy wrote:I am thinking about selling my 91civic hatch and joining the nissan bandwagon. Currently, I am planning on buying a RB20 clip and swaping it into my 90 240sx. Can you guys please tell me what I should look for when i get the clip. Are there anything I should replace or rebuild before going though with the swap. Any suggestions or comments is appriciated. Thanks.
Don't laugh at me b/c I drive a 91 civic hatchback with a b16a that only runs 16 secs!QUOTE] :rolleyes
damn how do you run 16's with a b16 in a hatch???? Anyway when buying a clip dont be fooled by the outward appearance. While i would suggest trying to find a clip in driving distance, that is not always possible. Demand compression results and leakdown results. That should be easy to supply if they do the checks which they are supposed to and if they are not, should start....that is just good business. Also look for missing/broken sensors, etc. If buying over the internet go with a reputable company. You wont be able to check things like transmission, rings and all that **** until you get it, so go with someone who can be trusted.
Wulfgang wrote:I would say $2000 will get you there, especially if you live near Venus and do not have to pay shipping.
And yes, I have an RB20DET in my S14 using the RB cross-member and transmission mounts. It bolts right up. No clearance issues, good shifter alignment. And you do not have to turn the transmission mount around or make a spacer. Some people have had dump pipe clearance issues, but mine misses the steering column by about 1/8".
So yeah, $2000 should give you enough, even if you do have to get a custom dump pipe.
T_love wrote:How's the AGX Prokit combo? I really wanted to get Koni Yellows but that whole thing about cutting my stock shocks and whatnot just doesn't appeal to me. I decided to with the AGX's and just wanted some feedback from somebody who has driven with them
PROJECTRB240SX wrote:HERE ALITTLE SERCET.... $350 FOR THE SAME PLENUM THROUGH http://WWW.TOPHATPERFORMANCE.COM
HE NEEDS $100 DOWN AND A 1-3WEEK LEAD TIME. HE IS THE GUY WHO MAKES THIS STUFF SO IT IS THE TOP QUALITY, PLUS HE IS ALSO PLANNING AN ALUMINUM VERSION.
this240guy wrote:I am thinking about selling my 91civic hatch and joining the nissan bandwagon. Currently, I am planning on buying a RB20 clip and swaping it into my 90 240sx. Can you guys please tell me what I should look for when i get the clip. Are there anything I should replace or rebuild before going though with the swap. Any suggestions or comments is appriciated. Thanks.
Don't laugh at me b/c I drive a 91 civic hatchback with a b16a that only runs 16 secs!QUOTE] :rolleyes
Since your in Socali take a look at the pics of my RB20, If you want the guys contact info I'll give it to you and you can hash it out with him.
thephatone wrote:where can i take a look at your rb20? and also the whole rb20 overheating etc...will a 2core aluminum radiator and good fluids take care of that? or will more have to be done?