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Old 02-19-2003, 03:37 AM   #1
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who would win - '97 GS-R Vs. '91 240sx?

i was lookin that the stats for a '91 nissan 240sx se, and i have to say that i was impressed. 160/lbs. @ 4400 rpm, RWD, out of a inline 4.

with that said, who would win between my '97 GS-R, or this 240?
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Old 02-19-2003, 12:48 PM   #2
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*vs.* ?'s are ghey. go race one and find out

there are more variables than torque to determine a race outcome

BTW whats is the displacement on the 240. inline 4 doesnt have to produce the same power as another 4. honda sacrificed displacement for a short stroke and better than normal r/s ratio, high revving engine
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Old 02-19-2003, 08:36 PM   #3
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hrmmm...he jus wanted to kno wut to expect man...cut him some slack.

i think that it'll come down to driver, BUT if u are even, then u should be able to beat him. he's gonna jump u off the line a little, but jus catch him in 2nd gear VTEC an u'll beat him. if he's a lot better driver tho, then he can beat u.
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Old 02-20-2003, 11:28 AM   #4
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the 240's engine does pruduce nice numbers but it has a fuckin truck engine its not made to race. the 240 is a great car but its no good withiout the sr20det (silvia engine) installed. with that bad boy you could reck a gsr and when you compare prices if you do it right you will have a way faster car and pay less for it.
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Old 02-20-2003, 11:34 AM   #5
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The 240 would probably beat it through the first two gears (depending on what model it is), but after that the gizzer would be pulling away.
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Old 02-20-2003, 02:20 PM   #6
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the 240's engine does pruduce nice numbers but it has a fuckin truck engine its not made to race. the 240 is a great car but its no good withiout the sr20det (silvia engine) installed. with that bad boy you could reck a gsr and when you compare prices if you do it right you will have a way faster car and pay less for it.
I thought sr20det's were extremely expensive. It seems klike they would be sense you have to have them shipped from japan.
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Old 03-08-2003, 12:54 PM   #7
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the GSR will kill the 240. don't buy into the hype - that thing has a truck engine(as stated above) and with the rw drive system that thing carries some massive weight.

my friend had a early 90's 240sx and i would destroy it in my 93 civic ex - we even switched cars to see if it was driving and he smoked me by near the same length. If I had my GSR I would have beat it by more.

Basically you can make them fast though and for cheap. my other car is a 95 G20 with a JDM (150hp) SR20DE motor in it - it gets smoked by my 'teg - but it pulls hard.
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