Guess What!!!
#1
Guess What!!!
I GOT A 240!!! Its a 92 SE, Manual, Misty Blue Metallic. Not in perfect condition but can't complain for 1750. It runs and only has 137,500 miles on it. It needs a little body work but nothing I can't handle. The back quarter panel is dented but the paint is still there so there is no rust and needs a little detailing. I am just happy to have the car. I took pics but it was dark so you can't really see it but what the hell. I am excited. And of course it is suppose to snow tomorrow. Go figure. Oh well still got my civic for that.
My Nissan (Day Pictures)
Chad
My Nissan (Day Pictures)
Chad
Last edited by kaos; 01-23-2003 at 11:23 AM.
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I was just excited I guess. I added some day pics. It snowed out so the car is a just a little dirty but thats alright.
Day Pictures
Chad
Day Pictures
Chad
#11
Originally posted by kaos
The way I see it I rather have a turboed 2.4 liter over a turbo 2.0 liter. However I am going for a little skyline power in my baby. RB25 for me
Chad
The way I see it I rather have a turboed 2.4 liter over a turbo 2.0 liter. However I am going for a little skyline power in my baby. RB25 for me
Chad
#13
Originally posted by I'm with Stupid
Funny how KA's aren't capable of more power than SR's though.
Funny how KA's aren't capable of more power than SR's though.
are you sure on that?
at very high boost, the SRs cylinder walls will flex b/c its aluminum, where the iron walls of the KA will not
plus, there is no replacement for displacement
i'm interested in hearing your logic. with new internals, how could the SR keep up?
Last edited by spitz7985; 02-05-2003 at 09:24 PM.
#14
Originally posted by spitz7985
are you sure on that?
at very high boost, the SRs cylinder walls will flex b/c its aluminum, where the iron walls of the KA will not
are you sure on that?
at very high boost, the SRs cylinder walls will flex b/c its aluminum, where the iron walls of the KA will not
Originally posted by spitz7985
plus, there is no replacement for displacement
i'm interested in hearing your logic. with new internals, how could the SR keep up?
plus, there is no replacement for displacement
i'm interested in hearing your logic. with new internals, how could the SR keep up?