My SR20 N/a to turbo build up
seagull - July 15th, 2006 at 02:52 AM
I can not help my self , those that know me will under stand this 100% .
I post some photos as I go .The motor is new Sr20 twin cam n/a , I have a after market ecu so I will be using that .
Photos soon
tassupervee - July 15th, 2006 at 10:02 AM
Just drop the CR, add boost and your away Neil........... There are a couple of really good turbos you can add to that engine to seriously wake it up
as well. lemme know if ur interested.
A very good engine to play with.
However, altho a worthy successor to, they will always look up at the mighty FJ20det! Just cant beat the horrible and unsophisticated mechanical sound
coming from these chain driven animals wailing away at 8 grand! Heheheheheh!
L8tr
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malcolm - July 15th, 2006 at 10:13 AM
great combo fj20det datsun 1200 or 1100coupe.I had a datsun 2000 sports it had the u20 150bhp standard I ended up selling it in parts and the motor
went back to Japan I shouldhave kept the car .
Desert Moose - July 15th, 2006 at 11:09 AM
http://forum.pulsar.org.au/index.php
71superbug - July 15th, 2006 at 04:49 PM
it makes sense neil, however if i didnt know you already had some NA sr20 then i would say its pointless when u can buy a turbo donk so cheap
nowadays.
sr20's go hard though.
Anthony
tassupervee - July 15th, 2006 at 07:55 PM
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I had a datsun 2000 sports it had the u20 150bhp standard I ended up selling it in parts and the motor went back to Japan I shouldhave kept the car .
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I haver fond memories of those early Bluebirds. Many incorrectly refer to them as a Datsun Fairlady which was the 1500 nose picking toy.
A good M8 of mine had one and in the days I was building quick V6 Capris, his Bluebird gave me many a run for my money! Itr would stick it up Lotus
Twin Cam Eskies easy as!
Jeezuss that thing would howl!
L8tr
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seagull - July 16th, 2006 at 02:20 AM
I got a $5.00 turbo for it today , making the adapter plate & fly wheel now stainless steel pipe work in the box as well .
The SR20 front cuts are going for $2500.00 , so thats cheap ?
GeorgeL - July 16th, 2006 at 08:30 AM
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I had a datsun 2000 sports it had the u20 150bhp standard I ended up selling it in parts and the motor went back to Japan I shouldhave kept the car .
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I haver fond memories of those early Bluebirds. Many incorrectly refer to them as a Datsun Fairlady which was the 1500 nose picking toy.
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Umm, the Bluebird name was applied to sedans, beginning with the PL310. It has never been used for sports cars or roadsters. The Bluebird name
continued to be used through 2001.
the Fairlady name was applied to sports cars beginning with the 55HP Sport 200 roadster in 1962. In 1967 the SR311 was built using the 150HP U20
engine which was the result of engineering acquired through Nissan's merger with Prince. The Fairlady name continues to be used, most recently on
the 350Z sports car.
George
71superbug - July 16th, 2006 at 04:08 PM
yeah neil but that 2500 front cut price isnt that bad 
considering u can use/sell the gearbox, front struts, brakes .etc .etc
Anthony