1991 Nissan 240sx on 2040-cars
Fulton, Mississippi, United States
For further questions email me : gageberkejenkins@yahoo.com
Up for sale is my always garage-kept 1991 Nissan 240sx Coupe with the Silviaconversion. You'll find most of the work done to it in the list below. Thecar runs great. The car and motor were built for racing and it's ready fordrifting, drag-racing, or whatever you wanna put it through. It currently runs @22psi. Again, the motor has all forged components and was built for high boost.This isn't a teenager's car. This is a responsible adult driven racecar and was built for that purpose. I haven't had a chance to take it tothe 1/4 mile track to see what she would do, but it feels like at least a low12s maybe even high 11s car when it gets traction (it will smoke the tires allthe way to 4th gear). It would probably benefit from drag radials for the 1/4.As-is it's great for drifting or being a daily driver (if you don'tmind not having A/C)--I've driven it up to 100 miles away from my housewith no problems. Has about 3k on the newly built motor. Just installed a brandnew battery. I rarely drive it, and it needs a good home. It's a very fun,very fast car! It does not have A/C (all the A/C components have been removedfrom the car), but it does have warm heat. The paint job is a Mercedes-Benz graywith a Honda black. The hood could use a repainting. The paint is by no meansperfect, but it looks good with typical imperfections here and there. The idlecould use some tweaking as it idles high at the moment, but I've beenadjusting it from winter to summer as it changes when the tempe
Nissan 240SX for Sale
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