Originally posted by Skywalker No boost = No fun. Ohh, young Skywalker, you have a lot to learn about cubic inches |
My friend back in Lynchburg had a 96? 200SX SE-R w/bolt ons and slight head work and that thing could haul (or atleast haul for the amount of work/money he put into it). He never had any problems that I knew of and he loved that car. Plus those are decent looking cars IMO.
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Originally posted by JasonVT I beg to differ :D Ohh, young Skywalker, you have a lot to learn about cubic inches |
Originally posted by Skywalker I know what you're sayin; but there's nothing like getting thrown back into your seat when turbo boost kicks in. |
SE-R Classic, or 240sx.
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Skywalker, trust me I'd love to have a turbo car and plan to, but only in a couple of years when I get my turbo MR2, probably after I graduate. Do I hear street racecar with 30 lbs of boost? :D If I go with a Nissan now it'll probably be a 200SX se-r Now I know that much more about Nissans too which was another goal :beer: Thanks for all of the suggestions guys!
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i just picked up a 89 240 coupe for $800, $4200 into it would make for a reliable solid 12 second car...but you don't want to go fast...
so, i'd say go with a 91-94 sentra se-r. can't go wrong when you get an lsd from the factory, and when you do decide you want to go fast, the motor will hold 15psi. marshall |
I second that motion. 91 sentra ser is a very fun car, and turbo on the stock bottom end is acually really fast. there is one in wytheville that runs 7.7's in the eighth
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he actually ran a few 7.4's with 1.7 60' times. 9psi and a stock motor! its actually one of those strangly faster then most ser's.
i hear he has a friend with a picture of a dead guy.....jason, you on this board? shaun |
Turbo'd SE-R classic = sleeper from hell.
"It's just a sentra." |
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