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07-24-2003, 09:55 PM
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benefits of the JDM 180sx engine over 200sx?
Just wondering the differences. Was the 180sx designed more for drifting and therefore they used a smaller engine as to decrease turbo spool up? Just wondering, I noticed that CA18DET or whatever it's called isn't nearly as popular as the SR20DET, but I guess that could just be availability or parts support in the US more than one being better than the other.
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07-25-2003, 03:31 PM
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the 180's also came with SR's later on in the years. the Ca is a great engine just harder to find parts for. no engine was "designed" for drifting...it just kinda happened.
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07-25-2003, 03:36 PM
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SRs just took off cuz everyone made them out to be "mad tyte". Although it is a good engine.
Works Yamaguchi in Indianapolis is HIGHLY knowledgable in the CA18DET, in fact, on of the proprietors grew up in Japan and owned and tuned a Silvia K's with a CA18DET for a number of years. They offer excellent prices on excellent motors, and each motor/install comes with a stage one upgrade(basic boltons and injectors). I dont work for them, however I know from talking to one of the guys they are an excellent shop. In fact, I belive the moderator, S13_Iketani will be going to them when he gets his swap done. www.worksyamaguchi.com
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