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12-05-2014, 10:52 PM | #1 |
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'90 s13 240sx
I'm looking at getting a 1990 s13 240 with a stock ka24e engine. Some things I want to know about that engine and a few other misc. questions. The guy wants 3400 for the car. The car is in immaculate condition externally but I have yet to see the internals. I asked the guy to send pictures. It isn't turbo'd, which brings me to my first question. What would be the most cost efficient yet powerful turbo I could put on that car without having to rebuild the engine or do alot of other work? Second question. For the car being in the condition that its in: immaculate externals, no rust, ka24e stock engine, lowering springs and 130000 miles on the engine, is 3400 dollars a fair price? If not, what would a fair price for that car be? Oh, it also has after market wheels and tires. Thanks for any info that can be shared.
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12-08-2014, 07:34 AM | #2 |
Leaky Injector
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i guess buying a 240 depends what you want , myself i would want a-- s14 -- 1994 and above to get the new type freon in the ac -- even a 1996 and above to get the obd 2 --i would check craigs list looking at los angles , phoenix , dallas .
is it manual or auto tranny , 4 or 5 lug wheels , have cold air intake , have good exhaust or stock , does it have ac . bottom line , i think 3400 is too much and putting on on a powerful turbo will cost a lot , buy a 240 already set up . just my 2 cents . good luck |
12-08-2014, 09:06 AM | #3 | |||
Zilvia Junkie
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This all comes down to what your budget is and what you're expecting to get out of the car. If your goal is 300hp on a SOHC KA then you're gonna want to overhaul it with new internals, seals, gaskets, etc and it won't be cheap. Quote:
$3400 is high, Blue book as near as you can compare is about $1800, add $200 for his "upgrades" and $500 for the enthusiast "drift tax" as well as the low mileage for an offer around $2500. You should never be offering asking price on a car anyway. |
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