I've heard that beforeany swap would be cool in a 510.OutToWinPAHC wrote:The interesting this is the QR25DE bolts right up to the KA 5 speed transmission. It has been done before a few times, the 510 guys are doing it.
I am trying to get a local friend to do it. The intake inlet is an issue, but can be worked around. But out of the box they are great engines depending on the year and trim they offer a solid 175-185 HP/TQ and are very boost friendly.
lol apart from the originality, those numbers are kinda pathetic and definately dont justify a custom (headache) swap of this magnitude. maybe thats just me tho...OutToWinPAHC wrote:The interesting this is the QR25DE bolts right up to the KA 5 speed transmission. It has been done before a few times, the 510 guys are doing it.
I am trying to get a local friend to do it. The intake inlet is an issue, but can be worked around. But out of the box they are great engines depending on the year and trim they offer a solid 175-185 HP/TQ and are very boost friendly.
This.hbpignosePA wrote:why?
I believe what he is saying is that the transmission will bolt to the engine WITHOUT modification, but the engines mounts WILL REQUIRE Custom modification to work in a 240sx chassis.jak89 wrote:Are you serious? it does bolt up? If i go buy a QR and it dont bolt I'm gonna be pissed.
True.240life wrote: I believe what he is saying is that the transmission will bolt to the engine WITHOUT modification, but the engines mounts WILL REQUIRE Custom modification to work in a 240sx chassis.
This is all good info, outtowin is the man as usual, but why not just go sr for less? Are the internals really that much stronger than a KA? Is the reasoning behind doing this swap just to be different or because the end result will be better?OutToWinPAHC wrote:Yeah, thats why you need to know what your doing. But its a new current motor (Sentra, Altima, Frontier, Rogue, ETC). You can get them dirt cheap with low low miles. Sometimes even under 15K for 500 bucks.
It's a very proven engine, used in FWD and RWD Nissans, and with some time, welder, steel stock, solder iron, and line tools you can pull the swap off for under 1500-2000K all day long. It's hard finding a good KA with under 120K miles anymore. A lot of the 2.5 pull are coming from crashed CVT altimas that some woman crashed on her way to soccer practice.
...and giving up. Havent seen a successfull qr swap in a 510 swap yet..and I'm a 510 guy lol. Most of the attempts are being made for an all motor setup using the jdm qr20de's hi comp pistons (qr9.5-1, jdm qr 12 to 1 the bore is the same). Most are just opting for all motor sr20/sr20ve's bcuz its cheaper and easier. Not that I wouldnt mind seeing a rwd qr...in a car that isOutToWinPAHC wrote:The interesting this is the QR25DE bolts right up to the KA 5 speed transmission. It has been done before a few times, the 510 guys are doing it.
Just Between the significant weight difference and being rwd instead of fwd should make a surprising improvent and I'm not sure but i thinkthe KA gearing could be better for the accelarationJ14cm7 wrote:12s? How much boost are you planning on running on a stock block? You say the QR can handle boost but dammit man how much are you planning on running?
I dont mean to be negative or a hater but i think under 12 is a little unrealistic for a 240 thats only putting out 300HP. I think if you got into the the high 12s you should be extrememly happy with the results.jak89 wrote:
Just Between the significant weight difference and being rwd instead of fwd should make a surprising improvent and I'm not sure but i thinkthe KA gearing could be better for the accelarationModified by jak89 at 10:12 AM 3/4/2010