Holy Christ Adam the Lexus Graphite Gray Pearl & 16" Rota Grid's on that bad boy looks nasty!fueler wrote:
JESUS H. CHRIST, this is the cat I need to be talkin' to about the wife's carRED_DET wrote: Slap a gtir t28 on there or a disco potato and make 280 or more. It has a nice sleeper look to it, which I like. I say go for it, price is right for sure. Even if you had to replace the motor down the road, you can get an avenir for 800 bones all day long.
Ask away, my 280whp sentra sits in the garage awaiting its disco potato and divorced internal wastegate setup.fukinitupagain wrote:JESUS H. CHRIST, this is the cat I need to be talkin' to about the wife's car
Ahh, yeah, looking at it again, that makes sense.RED_DET wrote:It looks like that is a blow thru setup, since the bov is on the hotside piping.
Don't get me wrong, it is a pretty cool car. I'd rather drive a B13 than most other cars, and this is a nice B13.fukinitupagain wrote:whats wrong with 16" wheels or the Tsuru lights/grill? Just curious man, cause I'm more of an offroad guy so the import racer thing is new to me, but it looks pretty damn cool from here...
I was under the impression that as long as you can keep the over-all diameter (tire & wheel) about the same as stock then you are good. No?..ishkabibble wrote:16" wheels don't function well for B13s. A larger wheel means more unsprung wheel weight, tire weight, and rotational inertia.
what he is talkin about is weight, there was a great article in grassroots many years ago that did very detailed tests, Actually when comparing weights, a 15" rim with larger tire will weigh less than a 16 or 17 with a smaller tire, if they all have the same overall diameter. Like babble says, it has something to do with unspring weight (the extra weight u get when the wheel spins)fukinitupagain wrote:
I was under the impression that as long as you can keep the over-all diameter (tire & wheel) about the same as stock then you are good. No?..
It's functional, but it still weighs more, and the weight is pushed out to the outer part of the wheel/tire, increasing rotational inertia. 949 Racing or Kosei K1 15" wheels are about 12 lbs each. Let's say 16" Grids weigh about 6 lbs more per wheel/tire. That's 24 lbs of additional unsprung weight, which is roughly equivalent to carrying 240 lbs inside of your car. It makes a big difference in a small-displacement, light car like the Sentra.fukinitupagain wrote:I was under the impression that as long as you can keep the over-all diameter (tire & wheel) about the same as stock then you are good. No?..
I didn't mention it because it's not true for B13s.fueler wrote:BUT what babble didnt mention is that on compact cars, the 16" and 17" rims handle better around corners than the smaller 14's or 15's resulting in faster lap times
fueler wrote:u havent ever been to any racing events now have you??
Uh oh, pissing contest!ishkabibble wrote:yes, and I've owned 4 B13s and have been involved in the B13 scene for 8 years. SCCA racers run 13 to 15" wheels on B13s; the best wheel for the street is 15 x 7.5 +35.
There has never been a factory turbocharged sentra....fukinitupagain wrote:a Nissan Sentra SE-R which means it was turbo-ed from the factory
Return to “Sentra Forum / Infiniti G20 Forum / Pulsar / NX Forum”