I have been lookin around at yokes just glancing the usual shite , and notice some ca'd yokes and n/a silvias are goin cheap ..
I figured if got cheap enough could be drifted track days and maybe the odd wet night , i thaught to myself would a na sr be anygood .. Like there bound to have as much power as a na 2.0 bmw youd buy for similar money??? Or would i be better buying a ca ?? So im looking for advice on both not just which evers better ! What there loike to go to modify to run and to drive etc etc
thanks
stephen
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03-10-11, 16:00 #1di Member
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sr stevie
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i thaught that too but 2.0 non turbo v 1.8 turbo ?!?! lookin for people who have experience with these lads ....
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deffo a ca18det over sr20de
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03-10-11, 16:50 #5
I'm about to start a S13 build that was a sr'd 180sx and i'm going with a ca as i'v known them for years and think their a great engine- originally i was going to put a sr20de into it but have decided to return back to the ca , only one factor has influenced my choice - budget.
Thats the main thing to look at in any nissan
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exactly budget tramper might look for some cheap ca's then .... out of curiosity has anyone ever tried drift sr20de's
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