btw there was a 92 240sx with a catback exhaust that beat a stock 93 300zx down at the saturday night drag races near me
__________________ <click here to see car> mods- cat back exhaust, driving lights, sony xplod stereo, audiobahn 10" subs, sylvania silverstars/ future mods- custom cold air intake, timing advance, amp for subs, headers
Well it could be a fact. Just think about it. If you got the same motor, and one car that isnt very aerodynamic and one that is very aerodynamic then I would suppose it would be faster. Does everybody remember the Charger Daytona with the cool ass nose on it and the wing that was winnin lots of races in nascar. Or at least thats what i heard hell i dunno. I was really trying to get you people fired up bout aerodynamics lol.
stock for stock the altima is faster. my brother has a 93 240 (which will be mine at the end of the month ) with full 3 inch exhaust, header, intake, msd, nitrous and my car has all the same things and by 100mph hes about a half car behind me. you cant really compare the two vehicles. one is fwd the other is rwd. two different platforms, two different suspensions, the engines are close but even they have their differences. some of the 240 guys like altima exhaust cams to make more power. one is also 2 dr while the other is 4. the altima weighs about 2900 and the 240 around 24-25 but dont quote me, im recalling from memory. 2 very different cars with 2 very different attitudes.
but thats not stock for stock like he said its with mods
__________________ <click here to see car> mods- cat back exhaust, driving lights, sony xplod stereo, audiobahn 10" subs, sylvania silverstars/ future mods- custom cold air intake, timing advance, amp for subs, headers
Okay i read it all and most of the replys were from 240 owners... well take something from an altima owner 2000 altima, i have drove a 93 240sx and to compare it to mine hands down i say the 240 falling short. what makes it better is you can shove 3 fat guys in the back of my altima try that with a 240sx.
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