where to start?
jdmdude15
12-08-2005, 04:04 PM
ive moded cars before startin with hondas acura's and saturns so im not a stranger to workin on cars but where should i start with a nissan?240,180,s13,s14,s15?sr20deti wanna make it drift capable so im thinkin bout engine work and a nice turbo any suggestions??
slideways...
12-08-2005, 06:24 PM
sentra.
with a sr20det
with a sr20det
240SXSlideStar
12-09-2005, 02:47 PM
If you want to drift, don't touch the engine, put all your money into suspension.
sidewayzS13
12-11-2005, 07:48 PM
yea if u want to make it for drifting go nuts w/ suspension and get lsd either 1.5 way or 2 way. i wish i would have done suspension work before i touched the engine
Hit_N_Run-player
12-11-2005, 08:53 PM
and if you live in NY, your probably never gonna get your hands on an authentic 180sx, or any real S15 so just knock those off. You also mentioned if a 180 would be a good starter car, but i dont know if you understand we never got them here and you'll probably never see an authentic one.
TRUBO_89
12-12-2005, 04:01 PM
definitely go deep into suspension + differential mods. Dont play with the engine until your skills improve to a better level. dont go all crazy and slap a turbo on right when you start or else
also if you plan to swap an sr make sure you dont get caught by the cops cuz it aint street legal.
heres a place i found in new york that does the swap http://www.heavythrottle.com/
hope that helps :biggrin:
also if you plan to swap an sr make sure you dont get caught by the cops cuz it aint street legal.
heres a place i found in new york that does the swap http://www.heavythrottle.com/
hope that helps :biggrin:
RaidenKing
12-15-2005, 12:00 AM
yup, what others have said. Best bang for buck is if you go with MR coilovers and a welded diff (though welded diffs aren't fun for daily driving and are very unforgiving). Also make sure the rest of your stock suspension is in good shape. a couple months back when we went to install my coilovers, we discovered the left bracket for my front sway bar had broken off, yuck.
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