SilviaJunkie wrote:My friend who owns an older Nissan truck and asked me if she would be able to swap the the new supercharged xterra motor into her truck. So my mind started to wonder away from her question into a question of my own. "Can somebody swap the Supercharged motor into a 240sx?" Kinda a random thought, and I'm sure it might have been suggested before, but couldnt find anything on it. Tell me what you think. Thanks(I wouldnt do it, love the SR and CA too much)
RWDnot RICE wrote:you can spercharge a KA too?the only difference would be that you would probably have to engineer it all yourself (placement of charger checking clearences...) as opposed to the xterra engine that is already been engineered. but i would agree with a few of my V8 buddies that superchargers seem to come out in the end as more reliable.
APEXi240 wrote:UMMM...first off the supercharges xterra engine would be all custom.
second...they already make a supercharger for the 240.
use the search button.
sheadee240 wrote:OK, I didn't even want to waste space on this one, but are you serious?
Just because some a$swhole on ebay takes an electronic motor that can be wired to push a tiny bit of extra air into your intake at WOT (that's Wide open Throttle) and calls it a supercharger, doesn't mean that it is real supercharger...It's a freaken fan...Holie SHEEET, did you guys happen to notice how much you can buy one of these "superchargers" for?
So, if you don't know the difference between an electric fan and a supercharger, then why are you telling us how custom an exterra supercharged motor, ecu, swap would be?
cory2081 wrote:hey, Zero-S, that mean smiley you have under your name is cool!! I've been thinking about supercharging my 240. Pro Charger makes a universal kit for imports. Just have to do some fab work with the belt situation, that's about the only challenging thing. I had a turbo car and my brother-in-law has a 98 mustang gt with a Pro Charger (which I installed) and I'd rather have the Pro Charger than a turbo. It was just wayyyy easier to tune, more reliable, and gives more low end torque. My GN was all top end unless I brake boosted it at a light to 8 PSI. Then it would just smoke the tires for a 1/2 a milelol Isn't torque what the 240 is all about?? It is for me, besides, the whining of a Pro Charger at idle is too sweet!!
cory2081 wrote:In reply to Zero-S asking why anyone would want to supercharge a 240, my answer is very simple, three words actually.......LOW END TORQUE. Since I am very experienced in the turbocharging field as well as superchargers, MY preference would be to have the low end torque of a supercharger. Just preference, I don't think anyone that wants to supercharge a KA should be called a ricer. Save that for the kids with huge spoilers, neons, and 1000 stickers.
cory2081 wrote:Yo, MOTOP, I don't think you'd be the only one interested. I may start seriously looking into making a kit. Like I said, the hardest part is mounting it and deciding how to reroute the belts. Nothing I havn't done before.