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Nissan 240sx S13 Ka24det Daily Driver/ Weekend Drifter * Super Clean Must See* on 2040-cars

US $9,000.00
Year:1989 Mileage:119000
Location:

Alexandria, Virginia, United States

Alexandria, Virginia, United States

This car is my my life but it is time to start another project and see it off to a good new home. For any one interested in drifting, Road racing, or a fun daily driver this car is everything you have been looking.  The sporty Nissan 240sx has captivated and turned heads for decades and when you get behind the wheel of this 425 WHP car you have no problem putting a smile on your face.

1989 Nissan 240sx tuned by BRE motorsports in Charlotte NC.
Running an AEM EMS 4 stand alone ecu it has a coil on plug conversion using ls7 Chevy coils.  
Engine: Currently 8,000 miles on new build
Arias pistons 8.7:1
Eagle rods
Clevite bearings
ARP head studs, main studs, and rod bolts
Head is mildly ported/polished Felpro HG
All timing chains and guides replaced
300zx fuel filter
CX Racing Tubular top Mount 11 gauge steel
Custom downpipe/ dumptube
Tial 38mm Wastegate
NGK super conductive Spark Plug wires and Plugs
Deatchwerks 550 injectors
Deatchwerks 255lph fuel pump
New universal Radiator fan
OBD HELICAL DIFF
Solid rear subframe bushings
Urethane steering rack bushings Megan tie rods inner and outer
Circuit sports tention rods New tie rod boots
Megan Track 32 way coilovers
B&M shifter with Nismo dildo
Rota p45r 17x9 +12 on all four
Sabelt Taurus xl seat FIA rated with custom seat bracket
Sabelt 6 point cam lock harness FIA Rated
Takata 4 point cam lock passenger harness
Sabelt suede 35mm steering wheel
Sparco steering wheel hub
Custom harness bar
AEM Wideband
Autometer Boost Gauge
Autometer Water temp Gauge
Autometer Oil Pressure Gauge

I am also including an Authentic Apexi N1 full Exhaust, and a complete back up set of 17x7 Driftz  Gunmetal wheels and brand new tires zero wear.  The car does have minor wear and tear this was raced in various drift compettions it has minor sctatches on the bumper and the paint is starting to show fading ( it's 24 years old lol)

Here is a video of it runnning and me taking it out for a spin http://youtu.be/TQcYAVqS258


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Thu, Dec 29 2016

Watch the Rimac Concept_One and the Bugatti Veyron drive head-to-head along the Croatian coast. Rimac Automobili founder Mate Rimac invited the Earl of Pembroke to drive his 1,088-horsepower EV, while he'd drive Lord Pembroke's Bugatti for comparison. Besides the scenic coastal roads shown in this first film, the pair also drove on a racetrack and an airfield. More episodes – and a drag race – are to come. Watch the video above, and read more at Teslarati. Watch how Tesla Autosteer operates in the snow at night, with no lane markings and no lead vehicle. While Tesla doesn't recommend using Autopilot in these conditions, it seems to manage rather well. Even thought the system shows that it doesn't always recognize the curb, the car doesn't instruct the driver to take control. It's possible that data plays a key role when there aren't other guiding factors on the road, and Tesla's high resolution mapping and the car's GPS could help navigate when there is little sensor input. See the video and read more at Electrek. Andromeda Power shows how a Nissan Leaf rescue car can charge a Tesla Model S. Andromeda Power uses its V2V Orca Inceptive onboard charger, which is meant for CHAdeMO to CHAdeMO charging. It requires a lot of equipment, including a CHAdeMO Tesla adapter, but it's definitely one way to feed a Tesla enough juice to get to the nearest charging station. Read more at Inside EVs. Hyundai increase the range of its Tucson Fuel Cell by 30 percent. The next generation of the hydrogen powered Hyundai is expected in early 2018, and range will jump from 265 miles on a full tank to 348 miles. That surpasses the Toyota Mirai's 312-mile range, but not the 366 miles of the Honda Clarity Fuel Cell. Read more at Green Car Reports, or from the Nikkei Asian Review. Related Gallery Rimac Automobili Concept_One View 35 Photos News Source: Electrek, YouTube: KmanAuto, Teslarati, YouTube: Wilton Classic & Supercar, Inside EVs, Green Car Reports, Nikkei Asian Review Green Bugatti Hyundai Automakers Nissan Tesla Green Automakers Autonomous Vehicles Electric Supercars Videos recharge wrapup

Next Nissan GT-R to take cues from GT-R LM Nismo Le Mans entry

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Tue, Jun 10 2014

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