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crazedriver

Jul 17, 2003 10:50 AM

redtop and blacktop

i'm new to the 240 world and this forum stuff. so i was just wondering what is the difference between a black top sr20det and a red top sr20det? if yall know specific details let me know. i'd really appreciate it. thanks

-HyJynX-

Jul 17, 2003 10:57 AM

Well..They are basically the same, the ECU is a lil differnt and supposedly the fuel path or something like that is differnt in the black top. There isnt any HP gain or torque gain from what i know.

Sil40_Mayhem

Jul 17, 2003 02:04 PM

Re: redtop and blacktop

Quote:

Originally posted by crazedriver
i'm new to the 240 world and this forum stuff. so i was just wondering what is the difference between a black top sr20det and a red top sr20det? if yall know specific details let me know. i'd really appreciate it. thanks

:wave:
peep this
should b everything you need to know about the different sr20's:thumb:

I'm with Stupid

Jul 17, 2003 03:16 PM

That link isn't entirely true. The '94 blacktop was the same as redtops, only the ecu was given a different name no changes though. In '96 they got the remapped ecu, different gauge cluster, slightly different sensors, different oil filler cap.....

crazedriver

Jul 17, 2003 08:58 PM

thx for all the information..its a lot of help

-HyJynX-

Jul 17, 2003 09:05 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by crazedriver
thx for all the information..its a lot of help

sure dude:thumb:

Sil40_Mayhem

Jul 18, 2003 06:32 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by I'm with Stupid
That link isn't entirely true. The '94 blacktop was the same as redtops, only the ecu was given a different name no changes though. In '96 they got the remapped ecu, different gauge cluster, slightly different sensors, different oil filler cap.....

hey, good eye.:thumb: it's nice to know that someone knows their shizz. really, i just did a quick search for sr20 info to provide a quick answer...:o 0ops....:ugh:

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