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06-29-2016, 04:20 PM | #1 |
1993 SR20DET 240SX S13 $6,500 Spearfish, SD
Car is SOLD! A nice couple from New Jersey came down and picked it up! Thanks Zilvia!
Hello, First I'd like to thank you for checking out my car. I want to take this time to explain the in's and out's of this car; the good and bad. I am going to tell every little detail about this car that any owner would want to know. This car was meant to be my daily/drifter, but it can go any way really. Asking Price: $6,500 Firm ITEM: 1993 Nissan 240SX TITLE: Clean LOCATION: Spearfish, South Dakota Motor: SR20DET Redtop Tune: RS Enthalpy @ 375-390HP - I've never had it dyno'd, but the tune is for just under 400HP. 2871R .64 A/R GT-RS style W/ HKS wastegate Taka water/oil lines Hybrid Dynamics turbo adaptors Megan Racing Turbo Outlet Cat delete pipe Filled motor and tranny mounts Blitz DP 5zigen Rocket Exhaust Greddy RAS Brian Crower Stage II Cams Brian Crower Valve Springs and Ti Retainers Greddy FMIC HKS BOV Enjuku Hotpipe Deatchwerks 550CC injectors (Less than one year old) Circuit Sports Fuel Rail Z32 MAF S15 water pump Greddy oil pan S14 blacktop oil pickup Koyo Radiator FAL dual puller fans Apexi S-AFC II Freddy Intake Manifold RS-Enthalpy ECU Tune Walboro 255 fuel pump Nismo Radiator Cap SAMCO radiator in/out hoses Chase Bays Tucked Harness Engine bay is tubbed, stitch-welded, and painted gold. Fuse box relocated to glove box Battery relocated to trunk Aeromotive Fuel Pressure Regulator Comments: I really think this motor is solid. The bottom end has never been tampered with, but the top end has had some work done (listed above). This motor has been extremely reliable. When I bought it (in a different shell) I drove it around for months without any problems, no leaks, no inter cooler piping blowing off, nothing. Since then, the motor has been swapped into a newer and pristine chassis. The swap into the new chassis included a new Chase Bays harness, new Deatschwerks injectors, new Spec Stage 5 clutch/pressure plate, new clutch slave and master cylinder, and some other minuscule things. I did have a boost leak, but I have taken care of it. The motor is running Royal Purple. Transmission: Spec Stage 5 Clutch (Less than 100 miles) Spec Pressure Plate (Less than 100 miles) New OEM Master Cylinder New OEM Slave Cylinder New Clutch Line Kaaz Advance 2-way Differential Comments: Just replaced the clutch and transmission 04/30/2016. We also replaced the throw-out and pilot bushing. The transmission is running Royal Purple. Clutch will need some fine adjusting. Clutch has less than 100 miles on it. Suspension/Brakes: Z32 Brakes with drilled and slotted rotors (front) Tucked brake lines MR street coilovers Pilot STB’s F&R Ichiba 5-lug hubs Extended LCA's Shortened Knuckles P2M Rack Spacers Comments: The suspension still rides great. Surface rust on the coils, but that's inevitable. Rotors are brand new with less than 500 miles. Z32 Calipers painted gold. Exterior: White AIT Aggresive Aero AIT Rear 30mm Overfenders D-Max Daimyo hood Origin Roof Wing Origin Trunk Spoiler Varrstoen (knock-offs) ES2 18'' 5x114.3 18x10.5+22 18x9.5.+22 (White) Brand New Nankang tires 235/40/18 (Rear) Nitto NT05 30% left (Front) Brand New windshield (will be professionally installed) Comments: The body was repainted white in 2014. The front bumper is cracked, but not too bad (only noticeable from close). The front driver-side fender has a little nick near the top. The rear bumper has a finger-sized crack on the passenger side. The hood has a scratch close to the wipers from transport after painting and one right by the left hood pin. The wheels are color-matched with the paint, but could use repainted because of curb rash or wear from mounting/dismounting. I may re-paint the wheels if sale takes too long. The chassis is straight and hasn't been molested. I believe it was garage kept for at least part of it's life, so there is no/minimal rust. The bay is tubbed, stitch-welded, and painted gold. The guy that did it put quite a bit of time into it. There is one spot on top of the driver side frame rail where brake fluid ran and ruined a small section of paint, 3x5". It's only noticeable if you're working underneath the intake manifold. Interior: Sparco 340mm Wheel (not mounted yet) Corbeau Forza I seat driver Corbeau IDK seat passenger AEM Tru-boost Guage AEM Water Temp Guage AEM Oil Pressure Guage AEM Wideband Center Mount Guage Pod Pillar Guage Pod Greddy spin knob Comments: This is where YOU'D have to decide what you would want to do, drifter or daily? I have 80% of all the interior pieces and the car will come with them in there. The dash has a crack on driver side, but the passenger half looks pristine. Could use new carpet if you want a super clean daily. All the guages work on the cluster except fuel. The float arm in the tank is broken. Might fix this weekend. I have taken out heat and A/C controls and placed a custom stainless steel bezel with a cutoff switch and S-AFC II display. There is also a button missing from the cluster that will be replaced. Power windows work great. Also, there is no rear seat. I could possibly get one from a friend. Extra's: Two 17" Mustang wheels painted white (drift spares) S13 Dash Hundreds of bolts and stuff Turbo outlet gaskets/exhaust gaskets Front camber plates All the spacers you'd ever need for proper fitment HKS Turbo Timer UPDATE July 3rd: Went out for a cruise today and noticed car is running a little rich in boost. I will do more investigating; I think it may be the SAFC or possible boost leak. Should be fixed this week, I will keep everyone updated. Also, video is up with pictures coming soon. UPDATE July 20th: New windshield is in and car is running great in boost! Problem solved. Thanks, Kar Last edited by Karkarbink; 07-24-2016 at 11:25 AM.. Reason: SOLD |
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06-30-2016, 06:25 PM | #7 |
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Why have the safc if you have the enthalpy tune? I did the same thing, even had the safc zeroed out so that it wasn't really doing anything. When I finally removed it it ran way better XD
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06-30-2016, 09:35 PM | #10 |
Just use it for monitoring throttle position, knock, and airflow. I have it zero'd as well. The car runs great. 11.5afr wot and 14.75afr at idle. I'm impressed that a mail tune can be so precise
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06-30-2016, 09:38 PM | #11 |
07-01-2016, 09:10 AM | #13 |
Zilvia FREAK!
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Do you happen to have a build thread?
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07-01-2016, 10:12 AM | #15 |
Zilvia FREAK!
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It wasn't so much for purchase purposes I just wanted to see the build of a clean car haha. Anyways free bump!
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07-01-2016, 11:23 AM | #16 |
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This build is absolutely immaculate. This is the first fairly priced s13 I've seen in a very, very long time. I'll be back in SoDak in a couple weeks for my wedding (I grew up there) and if it's still for sale then we will absolutely be in contact.
So, if anyone out there is reading this thread, buy this car before I sell mine. Or else this shit is gone. |
07-02-2016, 06:39 PM | #17 | |
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