Originally Posted by
Rodrigo The SR20 series engine will last for many years ,
B13,NX,B14,B15,P10,P11,P12,W11,U12,U13 thats only FWD
It is the heart and soul of many cars built with it and one of the best engines built by nissan.
Since i first encountered it back in 1995 was intrigued ill never forget the day .
I owned a 91 taurus SHO , headers , 3 inch flowmaster exhaust , chipped ecu 5 speed and i was challenged by a Burgandy se-r B13 , needless to say i saw what that little car could do .
1st gear he got the jump im spining tires as my SHO ,FWD V6 3.0 Platform built by Yamaha for ford had plenty of tq , 2nd gear i gripped and pulled by his side and 3rd i started pulling away but man i was impressed .
4 years later I bought a 200sx and here we are today .
I have owned and sold ,parted 1 Nx , 3 B13 ,2 G20 , 1 B14
First car I ever raced in my b14 was a green SHO on Sample Rd near Coral Springs HS, took my quite by surprise
I remember being 16 in 2002, with my sexy new 200sx SE-R. Miko installed my first and only Walbro 255. I remember during the installations, him suggesting that I not worry about a stainless 3" exhaust over aluminized, since "In a few more years, the GTR will be out and you'll be making the big bucks, and want something like that anyway". While he was oh so right about the exhaust, and oh so wrong about what I would be wanting. Here I am, about to turn 25 on friday (the 25th I might add, my golden bday, lol), and what is it I want? I want a 2.4L VE, and I drive a 1994 toyota Corolla in order to save enough to afford things for my b14 and my NX.
We have come a long way (well, maybe not me, but I'll get there) as a community. Despite the near complete lack of aftermarket support, the envelope has been pushed further than we could have imagined 5 years ago. The '91 NX and Classic SE-R became true classics this year. We are turning into those "crazy old guys" that we used to question/despise/look up to, with their old muscle cars or whatever....
If I have learned one thing over these last 9 years, it's that the SR20 is stronger than ever, and shall live on for decades.
AS LONG AS THERE IS GASOLINE, THERE WILL BE SR20 MOTORS RUNNING ON IT.