1997 Nissan 240SX, RB25DET, 665WHP, IL
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1997 Nissan 240SX, RB25DET, 665WHP, IL
Year: 1997
Make: Nissan
Model: 240SX
Price: $19000
Mileage: 135000
Color: Red
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): IL
Transmission: Manual
Drivetrain: Rear Wheel Drive
The modification list is summarized below, and there are additional parts that I am probably forgetting. I have assembled two 3-ring binders full of receipts and swap notes along the way to document what has gone into the car. This also helps insuring it based on an agreed value too!
I have installed at least $25K in aftermarket parts including the engine swap. All of the work on the car, apart from the machine work on the engine, was done by myself so I know it was double checked and done right.
It gets 18 mpg on E85 going 70 mph down the interstate. If you run pump gas, then it will be more like 23 mpg. This is insanely good for a 600+HP car. You could daily drive this to work and not break the bank on fuel. And yes it is THAT reliable. I have not been left stranded after replacing the OEM coil packs.
I am not interested in trades at this point. I could use cash without going through the hassle of selling someone else's car for them in order to obtain said cash.
Engine:
RB25DET - Series 1 swap
CP pistons 8.5:1
RB26 rods
King bearings
HKS 256 x 8.8mm cams
JUN crank collar
ARP fasteners
N1 oil pump
Rear oil feed blocked
Tomei oil restrictor in mid oil feed
Tomei valve springs
Ferrea +1 mm oversized valves
New hydraulic lifters
New valve seals
New main seals
New gaskets
New water pump
Intake/Turbo/Exhaust:
4-inch K&N Filter
Garrett T04Z 0.84 w/ twin-scroll exhaust housing rated for 700HP
4-inch thick custom fabricated intercooler
Greddy Type-R BOV
Q45 throttle body
Greddy intake manifold
Gizzmo intake manifold gasket
6Boost exhaust manifold from Australia (ceramic coated)
Tial 38mm wastegate
Turbo exhaust housing is ceramic coated
3-inch SS downpipe is ceramic coated
3-inch test pipe
Apexi GT-Spec exhaust
Fueling:
Deatschwerks 1200cc top-feed injectors
Tuned for E85
Fuelab 41402 external fuel pump
Fuelab 6 micron filter and check valve
-8 Aluminum feed line
-6 Aluminum return line
Custom aluminum fuel rail
SARD fuel pressure regulator with gauge
SARD jet pump killer
All other lines are PTFE braided stainless steel with -AN fittings
Ignition/Power:
LS2 coil packs
MSD spark plug wires and boots
NGK copper plugs BCPR6EIS
Nissan 120 amp alternator swap
Battery relocated to trunk
Tuning:
Haltech Platinum Pro EMS
GM 4-bar MAP sensor
GM AIT sensor
Innovate wideband sensor
Boost control solenoid
Fuel pump speed control
Tuned by Sound Performance in Rosemount, IL
Cooling:
SPAL 12-inch pusher fans
Griffin 3-inch thick radiator
Drivetrain:
RPS Max clutch (550 ft-lb rated)
Custom 1-piece steel driveshaft
KAAZ 1.5-way LSD
4.63 rear ring and pinion
Chassis:
Endura-tech coilovers (7k/5k)
SPL front tension rods
Tein tie rods
Cusco rear upper control arms
SPL aluminum subframe bushings
SPL aluminum diff bushings
Whiteline rear sway bar
Brakes:
Z32 master cylinder
Z32 front calipers
New S14 rear calipers
Brembo slotted front rotors
Brembo rear rotors
Project Mu brake pads
Brake line lock
SS braided lines
Wheels/Tires:
Front: Work Emotion XD-9 18x9 +38
Rear: Work Emotion XD-9 18x10 +18
NEW Mickey Thompson ET Street Radial II 265/40/18
NEW Dunlop Direzza ZII 235/40/18
Front fenders rolled
Rear fenders rolled and pulled 3/4"
Interior:
Aside from the oil gauges, the interior looks completely stock and is in great condition. Seats are showing some wear on the bolsters and need to be reupholstered to be brought back to show quality.
Cold air conditioning!!!
Functioning intermittent wipers!!!
Tachometer and speedometer are accurate!!!
Defi oil pressure gauge
Defi oil temperature gauge
Alpine 9885 stereo deck
Pioneer 2-way front 6.5" speakers
Pioneer 3-way rear 6.5" speakers
Last edited by RBDarius; 10-20-2014 at 11:52 AM.
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Thanks!
It has been a long road to get it to where it is at currently and now I have about $50k in home repairs/renovations to make so the 240 has to be converted into a furnace, water heaters, piping, drywall, paint, framing, etc.
It has been a long road to get it to where it is at currently and now I have about $50k in home repairs/renovations to make so the 240 has to be converted into a furnace, water heaters, piping, drywall, paint, framing, etc.
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I appreciate the compliments guys!
2swoosh, I tried to PM you but I don't have enough posts to reply directly. I'm going to have to decline your trade offer since I need to sell my summer car to pay for boring $#!t.
But if you need input on building that R34, lemme know. I have developed somewhat of a reputation in the RB world and have some solid connections I could hook you up with
-Matt
2swoosh, I tried to PM you but I don't have enough posts to reply directly. I'm going to have to decline your trade offer since I need to sell my summer car to pay for boring $#!t.
But if you need input on building that R34, lemme know. I have developed somewhat of a reputation in the RB world and have some solid connections I could hook you up with
-Matt
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Any additional photos hosted somewhere?
I tried poking around for an answer, but it might be easier to just ask - does the Haltech provide any sort of OBDII readiness readings for inspection/emissions testing purposes?
Thanks.
I tried poking around for an answer, but it might be easier to just ask - does the Haltech provide any sort of OBDII readiness readings for inspection/emissions testing purposes?
Thanks.
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I'm not sure about emissions readiness, but you can set up anything you can think of with this software. You'd need to add a secondary O2 sensor, but that's not a big deal. The current setup will not pass emissions, which is why I register it at my "place" in downstate IL