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Thread: Nissan OEM T30 X-Trail SR20VET Rebuilt Engine

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Posts: 21-26 of 26
2008-10-11 20:30:46
#21
Originally Posted by Andreas
Thats the problem on the Nissan forums, most guys are just cheap as hell.

A used SR20VET @ $4000-$4500 is a great price.


That less than building a VE-T and it will hold the same power.

Some people have no clue what it is to invest money into a car/build.

I know some people have more money than other so don't take this as a hit. Most FWD guys are cheap and thats a fact.
2008-10-12 03:12:43
#22
nissan motors have seem to cost lower than the honda motors, but make more horsepower.... b18c5 (usdm type r motors) STILL go for 3500-4000 and only have 200hp, sr20ve can b had for half that... (making 196 I believe)...
2008-10-12 11:33:04
#23
Originally Posted by blackwater32
One for sale here in Arizona.

http://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/pts/874040803.html


Wow. Of all places to find one of these, and it's here. As much as this would be tempting to scoop up I'll keep my NA VE w/N1s for now. Enough speed and power to keep me honest. This VET would have me incarcerated and my ride impounded for quite a while at the speeds I would push this motor. Good stuff for someone who can handle it.
2008-11-23 16:17:25
#24
I would like to buy the ECU from this model.
2008-11-23 16:53:59
#25
Why would you want to do that? I don't know anybody who can tune a stock P12/T30 ecu for the moment.

Models: October 2000-June 2003
23710-8H610 upgraded with 2371M-8H610, 2371M-8H611 & 2371M-8H612

Models: August 2003-December 2005
23710-EQ100

Models: December 2004- December 2005+
23710-EQ110 upgraded with 2371M-EQ110

2371M ecus is the cheapest to buy. Almost half the price.
2008-11-24 16:02:53
#26
Jeez, I bet a stock VET can hold a ton of power.
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