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This is a discussion on Sr20de?? within the TECH Discussion Forum forums, part of the TECH Discussion category; just wondering if anyone has swaped just a SR20DE into a 240 before...because...correct me if im wrong...dont NA motors have ...
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Sr20de??
just wondering if anyone has swaped just a SR20DE into a 240 before...because...correct me if im wrong...dont NA motors have big advantages in corners over turbos because they dont have to spool up??
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Newbie
Join Date: Nov 2003
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The SR20DE comes from a Sentra, so it is front wheel drive, engine sits horzontally (opposite of what you need). I bet the swap can be done but there would probably be a few modifications involved. But most of the SR20DE guys end up goin turbo too, so unless you like having 190-250 hp fully built you will want a turbo too.
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Guest
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Huntington Beach
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I belive there was a N/A rwd sr20 at one time.
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In Japan they're called "Black-Tops"
or Q's engine. There's a RWD N/A silvia |
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yea, and tomei sells the sr20de's fully built engine that makes like 250-275 whp
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Guest
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TODA also sells an engine package.
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cool cool....i was asking because i heard about the silvia q's and started thinking about the NA motor...thanks for the replies...but am i correct about the NA motor having advantages in the corners?
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ƒhƒŠƒtƒg
Join Date: Nov 2003
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I believe it was also used in the later model Silvia J"s.
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i already told you dude. N/A cars have the advantage on turns. Turboed cars have the advantage on the straights.
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Midship drifter
Join Date: Nov 2003
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what is that?
If you properly heel-toe or, if you have the necessary drivetrain, just downshift while left foot braking, You should be within the powerband and not within the lag point. and how does a Turbo car have the advantage on the straights? |
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Would it really be worth giving up almost half a liter?
If you are worried about tq in the corners that truck lump under the hood is ALL about tq. Jim |
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Turbos are hot, turbos suffer in coners.. and most of all they weigh more...
Q's and J's come with N\A... i think.. but the american infiniti G20 came with a SR20DE... |
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N/A = Naturaly Aspirated Turboed cars tend to accelerate faster, and well...on the straights is were you get your speed from soo... Turbo > N/A |
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turbos sound sexy... but other then that... i don like em...
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turbos sound sexy... but other then that... i don like em... only good for hillclimb...
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FAWK! I CANT DELETE THAT ONE! GO AWAY YOU BASTARDO..
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Tokyo7even
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you see the button that says edit? It wont delete it but you can edit what you say
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yea... cant really edit it much....but hey.. heres a tip for everyone... when you click the post button... dont keep clicking and clicking...
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Sr20de 4wd???? not factory? sr20de N/A was made FR in the s13, s14 and the s15. The s14 and s15 sr20de have VTC wich it as like 165hp and 160 pound's of torque if i remember right. And yes sr20de n/a valve cover it's not painted and it use distrubuter instead of coil pack, just like the front wheel drive one. Now about the question if it's good or not, i dont think it's worted to swap sr20de. Instead of spending the money for that kind of swap your beter mod the KA24DE or SR20DET swap, wich i think at the end turns out a beter result overall. My opinion
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i like the sr20de... i have a couple of cars with sr20det and right now im working on a sr20de for my skyvia. if its tuned right its a great drifting motor because honestly you dont need alot of hp to drift. my sr20de has 5zigen headers and two 44mm mikuni dual side draft carburetors.... thats plenty of power to drift, all you need is response. |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Nov 2003
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ROFL!!!!!!! You guys are hilarious..... ok heres the deal... the SR20DE came in a Nissan Silvia Q's.... the difference is that the sr20de has a higher compression ratio than the sr20det does becuase it is Naturally Aspirated..lol yes the sr20de also came in the Sentra SE-R.. it was fwd....available here in the sstates, but however there are alot of modifications needed to make it compatible with a RWD car. If you are planning on putting itno a 240 you would be bettter off buying the sr20de out of the silvia Q's. If you would like to get more info on this engine either PM me or email me at info at presssuremotorports.com. I DO SELL THE ENGINE, so if you are still interested in it let me know and i will get you a price.
www.pressuremotorsports.com we go in a straight line.... sideways CHOKUDORI MUTHA *Censored**Censored**Censored**Censored*A |
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