Well I was getting a little bored cruising around in the 325 and even though I love the car I was about to sell to buy something properly driftable when after a few discussions I decided to buy something I can enjoy without worrying to much about destroying. After a few nights on donedeal myself and Eddie Power headed down to Conemara to pick this up.
It's 93 CA18DET 200sx which has just been rebuilt with a full service and a new clutch. Despite it's price everything actually works and it's rocking a 2 year NCT (Essential considering I want to drive it to and from events)
So, I'll be booking Mondello tomorrow so few bits to get done.
It's completely standard and my budget is super-low considering college fees are on the way again so the plan is:
Full check over
Coilovers
Rack spacers
Seat
Drift button
Exhaust
FMIC
Filter
Wheels (Might just paint them)
This is a wall rubber so no need for anything I don't really need but anybody who has drifted CA18DET's or any suggestions, they would be appretiated!
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04-07-11, 22:17 #1di Member
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Good Luggage 200sx Tramp Slider
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Looks mint
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ca18..........it may have test to drive to events but will it drive home??????
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hahaha brillant
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but on a serious note had a ca18 for ages years bk an i drove the shit outa it an it neva skipped a beat
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Here's hoping! It's just been rebuilt and the shell is clean enough that an SR20 could follow when it goes.
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best of luck man. my ca blew up haha one of the pistons was in a million pieces along with the rod and many valves and springs. it left some hole in the block.
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yeehaw its all about the road/track wreckers! i had a ca18 and gave it hell quite a bit and it was always on the button for me anyways!
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Thanks for the vote of confidence! Originally Posted by grange
Sure as the bro said "whats a reliable drift car"
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04-07-11, 23:53 #9Team ManFoot
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Dirt!!! haha best of luck with it lad...
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