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I bought one for like $9. I think you're looking into it a little hard. Go bad a couple pages in this thread and you'll see a picture of a powersteering pulley puller that I posted up for somebody.KYZAAC wrote:Canada man, no one rents chit in my area, they are $50 at Canadian Tire, figured someone here would know.
Try it again. Fill up your tank until it clicks, then set your trip to 0. Drive at least a 1/2 a tank and then fill back up until it clicks. Divide the miles accumulated by the # of gallons it took to fill up this last time.K3Fallout wrote:Hey guys, haven't been on here in awhile. Somewhat of a long question:
I believe my hatch has TERRIBLE mpg. I fill up on 90 octane, or whatever it's called that's between regular and premium usually. Apparently when I was counting my mpg, I only got 70 miles for half a tank. That's not right at all if that's correct. The odd thing is that my car is the really, really low mileage(53k) and had a recent tune up not too long ago from the previous owner.
Should I try counting mileage again or should I consider changing things out like the o2 sensor? I'm not sure what could be the problem. The car doesn't have any leaks at all since it was garaged its whole life.
EDIT: Another possibility could be the engine oil. I have no idea what kind of oil was used or if it's even synthetic. But I'm due for a change in another 2k miles or so.

How did the math last time was this: Drive until have tank, then just add the same number again to that (assuming it would get the same number of mileage for the remainder of the tank), and divide that by the total capacity of gallons held by the car (which I assumed something like 13.)speedeast wrote:
Try it again. Fill up your tank until it clicks, then set your trip to 0. Drive at least a 1/2 a tank and then fill back up until it clicks. Divide the miles accumulated by the # of gallons it took to fill up this last time.
Try Nistune. It's awesome!Dom_J wrote:-What programs can be used to tune the CA18DET past the typical AFC type piggybacks? I really need something that allows me to monitor knock...Hopefully I don't hear "go w/a stand alone."
If more hp is your goal then my vote is brakes. Stockers are ok at best. Some decent brake pads are a bare minimum upgrade here imho...Dom_J wrote:-What are the "first thing you need to address" mods in the name of HP w/this platform(handling or engine wise)?
You don't have to post twice; it will get answered.patrickm1587 wrote:New guy here, I'm trading my Datsun 510 for a '89 240sx here in a couple of weeks. I was just looking at some wheel options but I wasn't sure which size to get. I don't really want anything over 17", but I'd like something that fills out the wheel wells good. I really like the Volk TE37's, but they might be a little too high. I also like the Rota P45R's. What is the widest wheel you can put on the 240's? And what is a good offset? I figure there's gotta be a wheel/tire guide on here somewhere but I searched and couldn't find anything. I was looking through one wheel section on here and I saw that a guy was running 17x9's with a +20 offset. They offer the Rota P45R's in 17x9 and +25 offset. His were right at the edge of the fenders, would +25 be too much? Another question. If you have +25 offset, that is going to make the wheel sit more inside of the fender than a +20 would, wouldn't it? I mean a +20 would stick out further, right?
Definitely will look into this one...thanksspeedeast wrote: Try Nistune. It's awesome!
Sounds good...I've been looking at R32 GT-R brakes and the 300zx brakes, still checking out all the options.Crazyirish wrote:If more hp is your goal then my vote is brakes. Stockers are ok at best. Some decent brake pads are a bare minimum upgrade here imho...Dom_J wrote:-What are the "first thing you need to address" mods in the name of HP w/this platform(handling or engine wise)?
First off, I know several people who are satisfied with their Megan coilovers; although, they are known to be on the bottom end. What are your goals for this car? If you're not tracking the car, then I would consider spring and shock upgrades instead of coilovers. You can get Eibach Prokit and Tokico blue shocks AND a proper suspension kit (sway bars, control arms, camber and toe arms) all for less than $1k. There are many options, but coilovers are serious overkill if you're not going on the track - not to mention you would still need a good suspension kit to go with it. Coilovers don't control everything.patrickm1587 wrote:Sorry, I figured since it was the last post on the page then someone asked another question it might not get answered, my bad. But I think I figured out my wheel situation, so here's another question. If I just went all out and bought a full coilover system, like this one: http://www.andysautosport.com/nissan/19 ... 45737.html would that take care of everything I need to do suspension wise? I mean can you adjust camber/toe and all that with these? I'm not looking to build a drag car or a drift car, just something for street use. And are the Megan racing coilovers cheaply made?
Alright that's what I was wanting to know. I'm just swapping in a SR20, nothing aiming to make any crazy HP numbers or anything. And like I said, I'm not going to be drifting it or taking it to the track either. Would these Eibach coilover sleeves work? http://www.andysautosport.com/nissan/19 ... d_control/ That's what I have on the 510 and I like them. And then I would just need to upgrade the shocks?speedeast wrote: First off, I know several people who are satisfied with their Megan coilovers; although, they are known to be on the bottom end. What are your goals for this car? If you're not tracking the car, then I would consider spring and shock upgrades instead of coilovers. You can get Eibach Prokit and Tokico blue shocks AND a proper suspension kit (sway bars, control arms, camber and toe arms) all for less than $1k. There are many options, but coilovers are serious overkill if you're not going on the track - not to mention you would still need a good suspension kit to go with it. Coilovers don't control everything.
But If I got the Eibach coilover sleeves they are adjustable.speedeast wrote:I meant more like these:
Eibach Springs:
http://www.rsaperformance.com/eibach-pr ... 240sx.html
Tokico HP Shocks:
http://www.rsaperformance.com/tokico-hp ... x-s13.html
There are the four main bolts, yes. There is also a bolt that is part of the driver side tow hook that goes into it.azsr20det wrote:in a nutshell , how many of what needs to come out of where to remove s13 hatch back bumper essentially[/b]
Once you know the height you want, do you really need to adjust them after that? You can get the sleeves if you want, or if you plan on adjusting them for some reason. I just threw out a practical example that just so happens to be $200 cheaper than the sleeves.patrickm1587 wrote:But If I got the Eibach coilover sleeves they are adjustable.
I'd vote clutch first... cos if you start spinning your clutch... then well you're really not going anywhere, and you won't need brakes hah.Crazyirish wrote:If more hp is your goal then my vote is brakes. Stockers are ok at best. Some decent brake pads are a bare minimum upgrade here imho...Dom_J wrote:-What are the "first thing you need to address" mods in the name of HP w/this platform(handling or engine wise)?
True.speedeast wrote:Once you know the height you want, do you really need to adjust them after that? You can get the sleeves if you want, or if you plan on adjusting them for some reason. I just threw out a practical example that just so happens to be $200 cheaper than the sleeves.patrickm1587 wrote:But If I got the Eibach coilover sleeves they are adjustable.
Should be the same, but get this one to make sure:tmwnn wrote:http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Datsun-D ... 209wt_1165
just wondering wil this differential drain plug fit an s13? Its for an R200 but for a a 280z...
Your local pull-a-part is your best bet.TroubleBound wrote:Does anyone know anywhere that sells the chuki fender extenders other than nissan? Cant find them anywhere... )=