pshh im still rolling on Stang wheels.. you dont need wheels..but tires, brakes and suspension is a must tho! especially brakes so comming down from triple digit speeds is no sweat. Then go power, Eikon had a good suggestion there to for you.Eikon wrote:to get to 300hp..
t3/t04e turbo, 440cc GTR injectors with drop in resistors, Z32 MAF, walbro fuel pump, fpr, proper FMIC, downpipe, exhaust, blowoff valve, and some sort of quality engine management (unless you really trust SAFC2), etc...
before getting 300hp in a 240sx... I'd be investing money in wheels, tires, brakes, suspension, etc... first.
good luck!
bye the way... if you want a good start... bolt on a RB25 turbo to go along with your FMIC, Exhaust, etc.. . that should get you close to 240hp and pretty much max out your injectors. After that you can start spending the real money for injectors, turbo, ems, etc...
My point was that if you are really going to put down 300whp... you should probably have something a little wider than the 6.5" or 7" stock wheels.. You're going to need a little more contact patch to get any traction.. either way... not a big deal.. the other stuff is more important by far...Shocker wrote:
pshh im still rolling on Stang wheels.. you dont need wheels..but tires, brakes and suspension is a must tho! especially brakes so comming down from triple digit speeds is no sweat. Then go power, Eikon had a good suggestion there to for you.
Those words don't go to well with RB swaps lol.xdream wrote:reasonable priced
Basic maintenance. Give it a tuneup and if the timing belt has more than 50000 kilometers on it change it. Go all over the motor looking for crunchy hoses and oil leaks, replace or repair offenders. Your stock turbo will get you 250hp safely. It can do a little more but lifespan drops drasticly and it is creating more heat than real power. You have to take care of the foundation that everything else will build upon first. The 260cc injectors are not going to cut it, I would recommend at least a set of RB26 squirters. You will have to wire in the dropping resistor though as they are a different impedance. You can source one domesticly from a VG30DETT. I don't know what fuel pump is in your car, if it is OE KA24 that won't feed enough fuel, while you are stealing the resistor from the Z snag the pump too. You already have the intercooler so we can scratch that off. Your OE RB20DET AFM is adequate but if you can get the Z one go for it, put a nice free-flowing air filter on it too. Full exhuast, tubular outlet, big downpipe and muffler, at leats 80-85mm main pipe, bigger if you can. For the turbo there are several actuated T3s you can use to get you into the 300hp neighborhood. An SAFC will get the job done but it's not really the best way to go. If you can get something more comprehensive like an E-manage or PFC that would be a lot better.xdream wrote:ok so i have an rb20 installed... drives good. now its time to hook it up. its bone stock.
what should be the first mod for the engine? i dont want anything super expensive.
injectors and maf?
btw i have a racing radiator and fmic already