Your car looks awesome btw.Mines black. I should have waited and gotten the 6 speed. They sold out like hotcakes.bulld0g wrote:why not!!! nothing wrong with making a car YOUR own individual statement
thanks and I have A CVT.....trying to find a 6 speed took too longrambram wrote:Your car looks awesome btw.Mines black. I should have waited and gotten the 6 speed. They sold out like hotcakes.
The first time I used the carjack that came with the car and I put the tire underneath the car just in case.Vahagn23 wrote:would I need to have the car lifted up on those things?
Just wondering, what kind of hp can the auto transmission handle? Your V is turbo'ed...that's why I ask.TheClevelandSound wrote:Man, ive got an auto versa S and i souped up the thing. Im not even close to done yet! Do whatever u want with it man.
That's why I make sure I can bring it back to stock. This way I can keep all of the equipment and either part it out or use it later.matt_a wrote:When you mod a car, you're usually not adding any resale value to it. Expensive stereos, new wheels, and custom paint jobs rarely make the car worth any more than if it were "stock". Most mods are done just because you enjoy those new items and it makes the car more personal. With that in mind, it doesn't matter if you have a base model or the fully loaded model with all the options. There is no reason NOT to mod it based soley on the trim level you bought.
I hear ya! That's the best way to do it if you can. I've seen many times when mods actually lower the resale value of a car. If you can take them off without a trace, you keep the value up and you still have your goodies to use again or sell on ebay.Jemdawg wrote:
That's why I make sure I can bring it back to stock. This way I can keep all of the equipment and either part it out or use it later.
It gets up to 175 HP...still in no competition to drag, but when I street race, it really helps alot.Rockhound wrote:Just wondering, what kind of hp can the auto transmission handle? Your V is turbo'ed...that's why I ask.
Your Versa looks great by the way.
So does anyone really know what the power-handling capacity is for the auto transmission, though? I know that some older Nissan automatics are famous for not being able to handle much more power than comes stock, say maybe 15 hp over stock, before they start to slip and give out under heavy driving. You're making 50+ more hp than stock, so I was wondering if you had considered some sort of auto-transmission bolstering like level-10.TheClevelandSound wrote:It gets up to 175 HP...still in no competition to drag, but when I street race, it really helps alot.
It cost me only $50 since a friend of mine did it as a favor.fastlyfe wrote:how much did it cost to turbo your versa?and do you think it is worth the power?
We do not condone street racing here on this board!TheClevelandSound wrote:
It gets up to 175 HP...still in no competition to drag, but when I street race, it really helps alot.
And thank you : )
So why then would you buy a Versa? And why run NOS in a Versa?TheClevelandSound wrote:Sorry...its just kinda what i do...
Who cares what he does with his car or what transmission he has, if you don't like it then leave your comments to yourself, but it still does not justify the fact of street racing which is not condoned here.Rockhound wrote:So why then would you buy a Versa? And why run NOS in a Versa?
I am dubious of the stock automatic transmission's ability to handle 175 hp for very long without issues, as well.
Also, who are you sponsored by, and for what? Street racing?
Ah, settle down now, Clipsed.Clipsed wrote:Who cares what he does with his car or what transmission he has, if you don't like it then leave your comments to yourself, but it still does not justify the fact of street racing which is not condoned here.
As you said, to each his own, just let it be. If he wants to boost an econo car, than so be it. I have better cars to put my money into to turbo charge.Rockhound wrote:Ah, settle down now, Clipsed.
As has been discussed ad nauseum, turbos aren't readily available for the MR18, they're usually one-off creations. Plus, also a topic that has been beat to death, it seems silly to purchase a soft econo car to create a street beast. To each his own, but you've sure got an uphill battle.
Furthermore, I wonder about the validity of the 175 hp claim - as well as the conventional automatic transmission's ability to hold up under 50+ more horsepower than for which it was designed.
Considering the rarity of MR18 turbos, is it wrong of forum members to ask for a little proof to validate such claims? I didn't put him down and I already complimented the appearance of his Versa.Clipsed wrote:As you said, to each his own, just let it be. If he wants to boost an econo car, than so be it. I have better cars to put my money into to turbo charge.
Blah Blah Blah . . . . .Rockhound wrote:Considering the rarity of MR18 turbos, is it wrong of forum members to ask for a little proof to validate such claims? I didn't put him down and I already complimented the appearance of his Versa.
Plus, your little "I have better cars to put my money into" could be filed under "keep your comments to yourself". Just FYI.