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What are the thoughts of fellow drifters on a high performance NA drift car. Of course it would be cheaper and easier to just get an SR20. But i am just wondering ur thoughts on the idea.
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mattback's old KA powered wolverine car rocked hard, keeping up with and pushing SR powered cars. Hachi Bill's car was KA powered until recently, and that car performed with the best as well.
Get an intake, header, exhaust, and ROM tune, and you'll have plenty of power for entry level drifting. Also, don't discount the true cost of an SR20DET.... I mean $R20DET.
Get an intake, header, exhaust, and ROM tune, and you'll have plenty of power for entry level drifting. Also, don't discount the true cost of an SR20DET.... I mean $R20DET.
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or just do an n/a high comp sr20de????
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Ive just ordered a RWD sr20de. I'll let you know how it works.
Talk to the SER guys, they get upward of 200rwhp out of theyre -de's for decent price. either that or they cheat and throw on a gtir turbo/manifold/injectors with a rom tune and run about 300hp on stock internals. And that is cheaper than getting a det
Talk to the SER guys, they get upward of 200rwhp out of theyre -de's for decent price. either that or they cheat and throw on a gtir turbo/manifold/injectors with a rom tune and run about 300hp on stock internals. And that is cheaper than getting a det
