Power Steering Lines & Wiring Harness
09-16-2002, 03:35 PM
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Power Steering Lines & Wiring Harness
well, it wont be long before I sell the honda and become a nissan driver (everyone has a freakin honda!). So what i need from you guys is...
1. The wiring harness for a s13 sr20det going into a s14 chassis. Now I have heard that you can do this wiring job yourself, but with a little bit of blood, sweat, and some good ole fashioned cursing, it can be done, or you can have www.fullthrottle.com do it for about 200 bucks..anyone in here done it and how hard? any how to's?
2. Power Steering Lines for sr20det going into s14 chassis. Now what about this, are they hard to do? I plan on putting 18x8" rubber up front and 18x10" rubber in the back so no power steering is defently not an option. Is thier any companies that make these conversion power steering lines? can you purchase them? give me some info
thanks
1. The wiring harness for a s13 sr20det going into a s14 chassis. Now I have heard that you can do this wiring job yourself, but with a little bit of blood, sweat, and some good ole fashioned cursing, it can be done, or you can have www.fullthrottle.com do it for about 200 bucks..anyone in here done it and how hard? any how to's?
2. Power Steering Lines for sr20det going into s14 chassis. Now what about this, are they hard to do? I plan on putting 18x8" rubber up front and 18x10" rubber in the back so no power steering is defently not an option. Is thier any companies that make these conversion power steering lines? can you purchase them? give me some info
thanks
09-16-2002, 04:05 PM
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I haven't done the swap myself.
My understanding is that the ps lines are right on. The only problem with the lines is when swapping into an 89 or 90 SOHC, that has the tank on the other side of the engine bay. DOHC cars have the reservoir in the right place.
The harness... well, there is information out there. It's not TOO hard to do, but may be worth the $$$ to have someone like www.heavythrottle.com do the wiring for you.
The disadvantage there is that they will need your harness for a few weeks, leaving you without a car.
I guess the wiring to the ECU's is basically the same for the SR and KA... but it's where they pass through the SMJ (super multiple junction) that leads to headaches. Colors match (again, AFAIK) but you will have to relocate the pins in the actual harness connector. You will also have to lengthen a wire or two. There was a good writeup on this in SCC a little while ago.
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My understanding is that the ps lines are right on. The only problem with the lines is when swapping into an 89 or 90 SOHC, that has the tank on the other side of the engine bay. DOHC cars have the reservoir in the right place.
The harness... well, there is information out there. It's not TOO hard to do, but may be worth the $$$ to have someone like www.heavythrottle.com do the wiring for you.
The disadvantage there is that they will need your harness for a few weeks, leaving you without a car.
I guess the wiring to the ECU's is basically the same for the SR and KA... but it's where they pass through the SMJ (super multiple junction) that leads to headaches. Colors match (again, AFAIK) but you will have to relocate the pins in the actual harness connector. You will also have to lengthen a wire or two. There was a good writeup on this in SCC a little while ago.
-Justin
http://www.saltgod.org
09-16-2002, 04:45 PM
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thank you very much for your help, my buddy has been researching on sr20det's going into s14s for awile and was telling me about how the power steering is gonna be a beeyatch. but i guess i will tell him otherwise...
I have another car to drive for the time being so, being w/o the car is no biggie
I have another car to drive for the time being so, being w/o the car is no biggie
09-16-2002, 05:02 PM
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Re: Power Steering Lines & Wiring Harness
Originally posted by SilvaPwr
I plan on putting 18x8" rubber up front and 18x10" rubber in the back
I plan on putting 18x8" rubber up front and 18x10" rubber in the back
I seriously doubt those would even fit without custom work. Be pretty damn cool though.
09-16-2002, 05:05 PM
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havent you seen the august issue of turbo magazine with the cooper 240sx with the 400whp silva motor in it? it has 18x8" up front and 18x10" in the rear, and no custom work, as far as the body goes, just have to get the right offset
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it has 17x9's and 17x10s
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it has 17x9's and 17x10s
09-16-2002, 05:40 PM
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Originally posted by SilvaPwr
havent you seen the august issue of turbo magazine with the cooper 240sx with the 400whp silva motor in it? it has 18x8" up front and 18x10" in the rear, and no custom work, as far as the body goes, just have to get the right offset
****correction****
it has 17x9's and 17x10s
havent you seen the august issue of turbo magazine with the cooper 240sx with the 400whp silva motor in it? it has 18x8" up front and 18x10" in the rear, and no custom work, as far as the body goes, just have to get the right offset
****correction****
it has 17x9's and 17x10s
09-16-2002, 08:05 PM
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Originally posted by 95exlude
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09-17-2002, 04:32 PM
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ex honda owners learn slowly that Nissan is the boss.
But congrats on choosing a car that has a lot of potential, but is getting to the status of near Honda (a lot of them out there). A lot of people are looking for 240s so betta get one as fast as you can.
But congrats on choosing a car that has a lot of potential, but is getting to the status of near Honda (a lot of them out there). A lot of people are looking for 240s so betta get one as fast as you can.
09-17-2002, 04:42 PM
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well the reason many people go with honda is because of the WIDE range of things you can do to them, and many different routes you can take. But nissan is higher up on the food chain, alothough i have seen some pretty riced out gay crap around here on a 240sx. but mine is gonna be GOD!