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Old Dec 11th, 2002, 09:03 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Cheap Sylvia

Because I lack the coin to do it properly, I want to take the sr20de from my b14, turbo the crap out of it, and put it into a p.o.s. s14. I'm guessing that I'll have to get a slew of little parts to make it work, but does anyone see any major problems I'll have to face?
This can't be an original idea- I haven't had one of those my entire life. Somebody must have tried this already, or better yet, there's a company that sells kits that make this possible. I'm trying to find one, but nothing so far.
So what do you think? Can I pull this off, or is my mom going to show up in my automotive soggy dream and ruin everything?
Any replies are appreciated.
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Old Dec 11th, 2002, 10:02 PM   #2 (permalink)
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well

from what i've read, you'll need a rwd tranny. also, i think the intake is flipped on the silvia motor, like the TB is on the other side from USDM intake manifolds. i think this would be more work than its worth, IMO. but what do i know, i'm putting an sr20 into a ga16 powered b13! many think i'm just crazy.
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Old Dec 13th, 2002, 04:39 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Re: well

RWD and FWD SR20DETs are not interchangable.

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but what do i know, i'm putting an sr20 into a ga16 powered b13! many think i'm just crazy.
Why would people think you're crazy? It's a great combination!
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Don't bother trying, the FWD SR20DE will not work in a RWD 240SX. The distributor will hit the firewall, among many other things. Just buy an SR20DET if you want SR-T power so bad... probably be a lot less than what you think you're going to spend with that FWD -> RWD conversion.

And it's SILVIA... GRRR.....
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