I'm going to get some pics of mine drifting in my sig. as soon as possible.

They aren't RWD, are they?

That's cool. Do you have any performance mods on your Stanza?

By the way, they aren't rear wheel drive.

How much does that car weigh?

I'm not sure, but I'm guessing that it ways a considerable amount. Mine sure is slow. :)

No, unfortunately, I have no performance mods on the 'ol girl. I'm waiting to get a better one with low mileage. My Stanza and other Stanza's that are pretty cool can be found somewhere at http://www.teamnse.com

It weighs 2777 pounds. 138hp. 148 fpt.

It's not a car that is super fast but I HAVE to say that they are tough. I've lost her twice. Once in the rain doing 60mph, jumped a culvert, landed 20 feet further and did 360's through the ditch.

Another time, I was being stupid and lost her a 80 mph in a corner 'cause I had to avoid a semi that was in my lane.

After all of that, I've never needed an alignment:)

The thing I like the most about them is that they are the greatest to drive, a dream IMO.

Dillweed,
do you think TeamNSE would be interested in partnering with us?
We can co brand the Stanza forum with their site and all that :D
Ask them if you get a chance.

I'll see what I can do.

You see, my brother owns Sik Stickers, and he specializes in all types of stickers.

He designed a logo for them and therefore I would be well placed to make such a request.

I'll keep in touch, igor.

Dillweed


P.S.: If ever you need any type of stickers...

Dillweed, yo da man :D
Can we talk budiness on AIM or ICQ?? :)

On AIM, but it's been awhilw I've used that. I'll try to get in contact with you right now!!!

nice :cool:

Cool, yah my moms stanza was bulletproof. We never had an alignnment, teh muffler went for 140 000 miles (210 000 km), never an engine/gearbox/drivetrain problem, except one.
I wasn't there, but all the lug nuts on the left rear came off, and so did the WHOLE TIRE!! my mom kept control, and it didn't do any damage (bulletproof, you see) Also, if a car can lose a tire, what are all the explores doing rolling over? SUVs are stupid.
Anyway, hardly anything ever went wrong, and the trim was flawless. We traded it in for out 99 grand am, which is incredibly crappy.
I never got to drive it(I was only 13), but it was a good car, and the tranny kicked down well, making it feel faster than it was.:silly:

I drove mine like a rally car for 10 months, ditching it twice. Never got it aligned:cool:

Oh, yeah, when my mom's tire came off, teh mechanic suggested she call the cops, as he thought someone could have looseded them, cuz' stuff like that just doesn't happen. She didn't though.

Does anyone know where i can find a good body kit for a 91 nissan stanza?

www.spoilersetc.net

atleast no one said make a "new thread." somehow moderators like everything sparkling clean no matter how many users go by and ask random questions. spoilersetc is one place, one perrson i have heard went and got one body kit. i dont even know how long it took or where the person lived. i always wanted to fix my car up since i've gotten it. and yes these little stanzas are tough :banghead:

I drove mine like a rally car for 10 months, ditching it twice. Never got it aligned:cool:

word up. i drove mine rally for about six months while it was a basic abck and forth car to wherever i needed to go. Needless to say, while it was bulletproof, i did hit this shitty bump that made my car nose a little but in the air, and land really hard, causing the mount for the right front strut to break.

Through all of this, i just had the strut set into the hole where the mount was, and i was able to drive it over 1000 miles to el paso, tx with this problem, and 1000 miles since then, and other than her firing problem now, she still was rolling fine.

http://elpasochat.org/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=2029

with the grand damn next to it.

damienkrauss - check the date of the last post, man. Nobody's even using this thread anymore. Rule of thumb: Don't post on old threads that are dead! They're great for research, but don't bring 'em back!