Nissan Silvia Fan Club

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i'll join. I might be gettin a silvia next year, because we might be movin to germany for a year so im saving up money to buy a cheap one to work on with my dad till i can drive.

here is some cool S13's

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Ok, here are some cool Silvia pics:

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Here's an Abflug S13:
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Here's my Silvia I did for the 9th stage manga comp:
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Ok, that's it, just thought I would share.;)
 
Originally posted by Ethix101
-Mark
That's a great pic. Gotta love Simpsons references.
I don't really like the nose on the Abflug S13, but the rest isn't too bad. The whole kit doesn't really appeal to my taste (I don't particularly like Abflug), but it's something different, so I thought I would post it. ;)
 
just put on my front lip off of a zenki 240sx about 2 hours ago, here's the pix:

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now all i need is some side skirts and 2 more mesh wheels and i'm set...i have a pair of silver meshes sitting in my garage, just need to get one of the tires remounted.
 
I was ralkin to a guy who has a coupe 240, and he's plannin on an R32 front end conversion! I have a pic of it soemwhere. :D
This is a pic of a hatch though.
 

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IMO the skyline front looks hideous on anything other than a skyline, but then again I never was a fan of such things. Here is a pic on a coupe.


hey pRaHjeC,

I clicked on the link at the bottom of your sig, what manifold is the guy with the KA24E-T running?

-Matt
 

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his friend make him a custom manifold

and yeah, skyline fronts look fugly on anything other than a skyline. i think if you have a 240...keep it in the silvia/180sx family.
 
Originally posted by FusionS2000
Hey guys just made this wallpaper after I found some cool vectors of the 2 cars I used, you guys enjoy.
http://home.ripway.com/2003-12/42541/Nismo_1024.jpg
What's up "drifticon", I haven't seen you around for a while. You should enter the 12th stage manga car comp. It has become quitwe the competition.

Oh, and nice vector.;)
 
CAN I JOIN PM ME IF I CAN my uncle sold his so....R.I.P

my fav..
Engine Modifications:
2000 R34 Skyline 25GTT RB25DET Engine 280ps
Apexi Power FC
Apexi GT Spec Exhaust
Apexi GT Spec Down Pipe
Apexi GT Spec I/C Kit
Apexi 1.8mm Head Gasket
Greddy Intake Plenum/Manifold
ARC Blowoff Valve
HKS Power Flow Air Cleaner
HKS Turbo Outlet
ARP Head Bolts
Samco Hoses
Infiniti Q45 90mm Throttle Body
Nismo Timing Belt
VLSD from JDM S14
Custom Lightweight Driveshaft
 

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What would be a good place to find tutorials on installing the Sr20?
 
No. My friend who also has a 240 wants to install one, and I plan on getting one by summer. Should I get it done a mechanic?
 
Originally posted by bldblk
No. My friend who also has a 240 wants to install one, and I plan on getting one by summer. Should I get it done a mechanic?

Yes!!!! It is a complicated job, and a lot of things can, and will, go wrong.;)
 
BOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

you all suck.

Swap the motor yourself, then you know how to install it, you know where everything is, you know how it all fits together. That way you aren't going back to a mechanic to get raped everytime some little thing goes wrong. There is plenty of online free literature on the swap, and there are lots of message boards you can go to for quality help(this NOT being one of them).

Knowledge owns

-Matt
 
i agree do it yourself, SR20's arnt that hard
 
All I was saying is that installing an engine by your self, as in with no one else around, is kinda a hard and annoying job.
 
Originally posted by RHS13
BOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

you all suck.

Swap the motor yourself, then you know how to install it, you know where everything is, you know how it all fits together. That way you aren't going back to a mechanic to get raped everytime some little thing goes wrong. There is plenty of online free literature on the swap, and there are lots of message boards you can go to for quality help(this NOT being one of them).

Knowledge owns

-Matt
That's all good if you have some kind of automotive or mechanical knowledge. However if you have never done it before. A lot can go wrong, and it will. I know, I have done a swap before. It's just pure ignorance to say that everyone should do it themselves. Some people just do not have the knowledge to do such a project. It takes time to gain that knowledge, and if you have the time and patience to learn, then by all means do it, but otherwise, have someone help, preferably a mechanic. ;)
 
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