Because the stock 240 MAF maxes out at a lower horsepower rating than the Z32 (N62) MAF does. 240 MAFs max out around 240 WHP, N60 Z32 MAFs max out around 300 or so, and N62 Z32 MAFs (from the twin turbo 300zx) max out around 550 WHP.jhpark5 wrote:So I was wondering, why is it so common to see people swapping out the MAF sensor on 240s??? Like to the Z32 MAF and such.
The 180sx and 240sx share a chassis. The 180sx is just what they call the 240 in other countries (it also came with a different motor). So, if you are going to be buying and driving in this country, get a 240sx. A true 180sx is hard to come by in this country, and you will probably pay a premium for one if you do find one.As for drifting- If I were going to buy a 240 for drifting, I would get the crappiest looking piece of **** I could find, because you are going to mess it up. Chances are that is an S13 (pre-95).GSR Sparks wrote:Question. I'm looking to get a 240sx or a 180sx for drifting.Which one is better? Better to mod and better prices?Also, if I were to go with the 240sx, is the s13's or s14's better for drifting? Thanks.
the Pre-95 240SX models are better..IMO.
correctjhpark5 wrote:So unless I was planning on going turbo or modding the crap out of my stock KA, I wouldn't have to worry about getting a different MAF, correct?
Ok then, do whatever you want. I thought you had an integra that was going to be your DD. The picture says exactly what I said."Just because there isn't anything to hit doesn't neccessarily mean it won't get messed up. This guy didn't really hit anything either."GSR Sparks wrote:Unfortunately that picture doesn't tell a 1000 words and I have no idea what happened to that car so. But ya, I would be using it as a daily driver except for Tuesday nights.
I had the check engine light read the other day and it came up MAF and knock sensor. I called the local Nissan dealer and the guy said that when the MAF comes on yeah it’s bad and it could be triggering the knock sensor. I went to get a new MAF and they couldn’t get one. He looked in his data base and someone else’s and still couldn’t find one. I tried to spray some carb cleaner in it while running but I am worried this may only help a little so I want to get a new MAF. What do I do about getting one?PapaSmurf2k3 wrote:Are you running crappy gas? It sounds like it very well could be your knock sensor. You might have to bite the bullet and get it replaced. Also check your engine grounds.
Well, that car was a semi-professional drift car, so his suspension is keeping him low to the ground, and he has aftermarket bumpers and all that jazz. One little thing goes wrong and you might crack the bumper, and crack it around a screw or bolt or something. With the extreme angles and G's you pull during drifting, it eventually works its way out and pretty soon the whole bumper just flies right off. I saw it all happen (to more than 1 car) while I was there.If the teggy still runs good, I'd keep it. Run that bish til she dies! I have over 220k on my prelude and it runs like a top.GSR Sparks wrote:Well my Integra is getting high on miles and I'm looking to sell it before its worthless. So if I could find a good deal on one with really low miles, I would probably use it as a DD. I wasn't trying to be rude or a smartass with my comment on how I didn't know what happened in that pic. I thought you might have known how that damage came about. Sorry for the misunderstanding.
You are lucky he couldn't find you one. The dealer would have absolutely raped you for that part. If I were you I'd hit up the classifieds here on NICO, or if you really want to go new, check out http://www.courtesyparts.com for your dealership needs. They have better prices than local dealers. I think I said it before, but I should have mine ready to be shipped in a couple weeks. I just have to wait for my prelude to get back from the paint shop before I start messing with the 240 in a major way.alfsnissan wrote:
I had the check engine light read the other day and it came up MAF and knock sensor. I called the local Nissan dealer and the guy said that when the MAF comes on yeah it’s bad and it could be triggering the knock sensor. I went to get a new MAF and they couldn’t get one. He looked in his data base and someone else’s and still couldn’t find one. I tried to spray some carb cleaner in it while running but I am worried this may only help a little so I want to get a new MAF. What do I do about getting one?
You are selling your MAF? Would it even be the same as the '95 Ka24de?PapaSmurf2k3 wrote:
You are lucky he couldn't find you one. The dealer would have absolutely raped you for that part. If I were you I'd hit up the classifieds here on NICO, or if you really want to go new, check out http://www.courtesyparts.com for your dealership needs. They have better prices than local dealers. I think I said it before, but I should have mine ready to be shipped in a couple weeks. I just have to wait for my prelude to get back from the paint shop before I start messing with the 240 in a major way.
Yes it looks Like that, the numbers are not the same. The main numbers on the bottom are different. Mine are 4617A. Is that important?PapaSmurf2k3 wrote:if everything goes to plan, it should be ready in a week or 2. I'm pretty sure S14s and S13s share the same MAF.
zerothread?id=359066Does yours look like that?
zerothread?id=360473
G70 is the code for a KA24DE MAF. N60 and N62 are for 300zx's
Modified by PapaSmurf2k3 at 3:21 PM 9/14/2008
Well, when you get ready, If you want, we will work something out, if I havent already gotten one. Sound good? Thanks man. How long do you think I would have after I claened my MAF with that carb cleaner? Seemed to work but how long?PapaSmurf2k3 wrote:I don't think so, I'm not 100% sure, but that might just be a marking they put on from the factory just in case they end up having a batch of bad parts, they can track it easier.