sr20det motor in fb
09-12-04, 06:13 PM
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sr20det motor in fb
has anyone ever doen this my friend came up with teh idea since he has a sr getting shiped from japan right now for his 240sx...he said alot of people drop sr's in datsun 510....
09-12-04, 06:15 PM
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you had better run strait to the bathroom and wash your mouth out with soap.
And then come back and post that you did, and we will pretend you never said that.......
And then come back and post that you did, and we will pretend you never said that.......
09-12-04, 06:34 PM
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I wouldn't throw one in a RX-7. For the price and the hassle of doing it I would just go with a 13b rew. But a 1960-something datson roadster on the other hand would be sweet. I actually thought of doing this myself. Turns out the 7 was more cost effective for me. I think the roadster weighs less than the 7 too.
There are also alot of options with the SR20DET depending on what year engine you got. 205~250 stock hp and there is a six speed gear box on the later years.
imagine popping the hood on this bad boy and seeing a black top SR20DET and crusing with a 6 speed.
There are also alot of options with the SR20DET depending on what year engine you got. 205~250 stock hp and there is a six speed gear box on the later years.
imagine popping the hood on this bad boy and seeing a black top SR20DET and crusing with a 6 speed.
09-12-04, 06:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Pele
Been done on an FD before.
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09-12-04, 07:45 PM
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he has a 3inch striahgt pipes from the turbo all the way to the 4inch N1 can.........im thinking about a 12at from rotary shack how are they engine wise it oly cost $1200
09-12-04, 07:46 PM
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Are you talking about jimlab? Or is his NA? (it wasn't in the car yet when I saw it, and I can't remember at this point)
09-12-04, 07:57 PM
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There's a Series 1 with an SR-20DET in the latest Fast Fours. The SR is a very nice engine but there's no way I'd put one in an Rx-7. First of all, it has pistons and secondly, a turbo rotary has just as much potential, is just as reliable and is easier to swap in.
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09-12-04, 08:03 PM
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Originally Posted by REVHED
There's a Series 1 with an SR-20DET in the latest Fast Fours. The SR is a very nice engine but there's no way I'd put one in an Rx-7. First of all, it has pistons and secondly, a turbo rotary has just as much potential, is just as reliable and is easier to swap in.
09-12-04, 09:35 PM
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i should rebuild mine and turbo it hmm....let me go read that other post and see how hard it is since im not that awsome with car stuff since im just now trying to get into it
09-13-04, 07:18 PM
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no thanks either a 12at 13bt or 20bt can anyone help help me out on a engine swap what goes into it what i need if i do a swap
09-13-04, 10:39 PM
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what's wrong w/ SR even if it's pistons? enough w/ all this "no pistons"... if you guys do a search, OR maybe even drive your chevy tahoe, you'll wonder why pistons are used for most production cars. it pulls just as hard.
having an all motor s2000 FB would hang and if not, kill a turbo II in an FB.
personally, i see the rotary now as a novelty motor.. it's good don't get me wrong, but i like my piston motors as much as rotaries
having an all motor s2000 FB would hang and if not, kill a turbo II in an FB.
personally, i see the rotary now as a novelty motor.. it's good don't get me wrong, but i like my piston motors as much as rotaries