solid, thanks for the info. i'll pass that along to my employer.SpeedRacer1 wrote:Well the full car in Japan with the redtop ranges from about 1500-3500 so i'd say just the engine would be about 600-1000.
It depends on the parts you want to use.kooboi wrote:would a s14 sr20 parts work in a s13 sr20?
Comparing the new squirter to the old squirter, I can't tell a difference to be honest. They're aimed identical and seem to have the same style of restriction.cody180sx wrote:the s13 black tops have better oil squirters like the s14 blacktops
I think that to control emissions and to aid in the economy they have a different tax system on cars that have a certain mileage or are certain age. The cost is supposed to be so high that its cheaper for them to get a newer car. Then the older cars get cast away or traded in. They are sold to people all over the world and people in Japan who are wanting to upgrade can pay very little for a motor and people export because the cars are cheap but the parts are sought after.. or something like thatsevret.t wrote:Ok, so the only perks to having a bt is basically newer and lower miles? not sure if its true but i heard that in japan they change motors every 30-40k miles? sounds kinda false? anyone clarify? also, would i need a new driveshaft to fit an s13 bt into my 89 coupe?
idk if this got addressed and i realize the post im quoting is ancient, but i would just like to say the 6 speed isnt the greatest and nismo made a 6 spd tranny that is built a little stronger, but also has some tweaked ratios in 1,3,4JustinStrife wrote:It's a lie about the S15 tranny being weak. It isn't. A rumor spread by superstreet or one of those magazines.
It's not "weaker" it's just pointless. Simply because the body, and all of it's compartments are the same as the 5 gear. They just simply added another gear, without doing anything else, such as more HP, or maybe a bigger displacement. So it's just lag on lag.dustyk wrote:
it's not a Lie, the S15 6 speed is weaker than the SR 5 speed. Ive had friends in japan that broke the 6 speed and switch to the older 5 speeds.