Not sure, that is a pretty specific question. You should try asking in the wheels/tires section of NICO. Also, post a link or something to said wheels.justinedible4 wrote:hey guysI have searched on here, google, zilvia, and some vw forums about diamond racing wheels and some say that they suck for DD cars but I cant seem to find a reason why they would suck.Some have said that they bend too easy but they are made for racing so would anyone else have anymore input on these wheels?
The stock 240sx DOES come with a mass airflow sensor, but it can't sense enough air for higher power levels (it can't meter that amount of air... it maxes out around 250whp). Where as an "N62" MAF (one from a twin turbo 300zx) can meter enough air for about 550whp.Dire91 wrote:Thanks!Also when going turbo why is important to get a different or new MAF doesn't a stock 240sx come with one?
you can use copper wire. It'll be okTroubleBound wrote:Im working on my wiring harness for the SR. Everything is pretty basic i suppose, but i have a quick questions.
Almost every wire i've cut has been copper on the inside, and i've been extending them with copper wire. The O2 sensor though has three wires coming out of it, two of which are the regular copper But there is one with silver wire in it? Is this aluminum or some other silverish metal? I was just wondering whether these can be extended with copper wire or if i have to get some silver wire to extend that one. Thanks
nightsauce wrote:
you can use copper wire. It'll be ok
Why in the world did you try to make it complicated? The previously given advice was plenty. Plus, I don't know why you say "none of that ironing s***..." considering I made my entire wiring harness using pieces of another wiring harness and a wal-mart soldering iron.mckmnstr wrote:if anything you might want to use a lil dab of solder and none of that ironing s***... but only do that if the wire is not aluminum. say its stainless steel or just plain steel or even actual siver for the hell of it then id say use some form of solder to conduct it. or a hell of a wire nut....maybe a junction crimp deal but dont just twist em together and tape em.... it causes problems down the road when you have no idea what just shorted. believe me cause ive been there. just got done finding the ground fault from a led in my glove box.... now all my stuff is wired properly
The reason a wheel designed for racing would suck for a DD and bend too easy, is they try to make a wheel designed for racing as light as possible. Generally, the lighter you make something the more fragile it becomes.justinedible4 wrote:hey guysI have searched on here, google, zilvia, and some vw forums about diamond racing wheels and some say that they suck for DD cars but I cant seem to find a reason why they would suck.Some have said that they bend too easy but they are made for racing so would anyone else have anymore input on these wheels?
It's going to be completely different depending on which engine you drop in your car. You need to first decide what engine you want to put in it. A lot of people have dropped LSx series engines in theirs so that's probably the swap you'll receive the most help with.ghettoSi wrote:I'm looking for a good site/thread write up for swapping a v8 into an s13. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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It might, but it would be a very slightly uneven sitting car. Usually uneven cars are caused by a suspension mount being broken or bent... or a spring being broken.Patarach wrote:Just double checking but a slightly bent front sway bar can cause an uneven sitting car correct?
PapaSmurf2k3 wrote:
It might, but it would be a very slightly uneven sitting car. Usually uneven cars are caused by a suspension mount being broken or bent... or a spring being broken.
You can get an OE NGK unit from http://www.sparkplugs.com who also happens to be a NICO sponsor.Nizmo-Nuts wrote: A pretty off-topic question but, I was under my car and noticed that my rear o2 sensor is gone. The PO installed a whole new exhaust (header back). Does any one know where I could get one (cheap). I know bosche makes universal ones, but this is a skinny three wire.
I would grab a multi meter and see if you are getting voltage at the harness when you turn the switch on. I would think that if the other light is working, then it wouldn't be the switch.rootS13 wrote:I just want to clear something up real quick before I spend more money.
My right headlight is currently out. I replaced the bulb and it still doesnt turn on. I just replaced the fuse as well. When I have my high beams on, it works fine. From what Ive searched, Im leaning towards the headlight switch. Could it be anything else? If it is the switch, is that the only piece I need.. or do I need any wires, etc?
Thanks in advance.