Float hath pwned you.float_6969 wrote:WTF are you talking about? All pulsar's are CA powered.
You are such a post-slut . Yes, I'm jealous because I can't compete with you in that area.float_6969 wrote:It's year dependent...
no..... its trim level dependent.float_6969 wrote:It's year dependent...
Unfortunately it is becoming a rarety nowadays. I see them once every blue moon whereas about 5 years ago, they were in abundance. The pulsar actually comes with 5 engines between 87-90: The E16 (Carbureted/SOHC/8v), E16i (fuel injected/SOHC/8v), GA16i (Throttle body injected/SOHC/12V), CA16DE, and the CA18DE units respectfully. My first swap into my sentra in January of 1996 was a CA16DE and that thing used to give the B13 SE-r gang hell. The SOHC engine were just for commuting purposes which were all pretty solid power plants as far as reliability was concerned and excellent in the fuel economy ring.float_6969 wrote:Then maybe it's a Kansas thing. I've never seen a junkyard Pulsar that didn't have a CA18DE in it. I shouldn't have said that they never put a 1.5L in a Pulsar, I'm just saying that a pulsar with a 1.8L isn't that uncommon IMHO.
Who cares how rusty it is, I'd hump that thing till my junk started chaffing. I'm just a sucker for N13s with the canopy rears. I remember that was the car that made me fall in love with Nissans. I still want one. Someone save this sucker, it just needs some sheet metal, bondo, and itbs.Logan76 wrote:I want that thing hardcore. its a shame its all rusty.