Nissan Sentra engine
Nissan Sentra engine
My son blew the engine in his '96 sentra. It originally had a 1.6l. I want to replace with a newer model engine that is a 1.8. Are there any mods neccessary or will it drop in and mate with original tranny? Please advise.
i dont think it would work without alot of work.
your best bet is going to be a 2.0 sr20de, or stay with the 1.6 ga16de.
the 1.8 isnt much more powerful than the 1.6, and the extra work, and parts (ecu, harness, mounts etc) wont be justified with the 1.8,
if you go with the sr20de though, you can usually get one for around 500$, but the transmissions run about 300-400, and you will also need lots of parts to make it work, but it is a way better engine than both the others.
your best bet is going to be a 2.0 sr20de, or stay with the 1.6 ga16de.
the 1.8 isnt much more powerful than the 1.6, and the extra work, and parts (ecu, harness, mounts etc) wont be justified with the 1.8,
if you go with the sr20de though, you can usually get one for around 500$, but the transmissions run about 300-400, and you will also need lots of parts to make it work, but it is a way better engine than both the others.
you'd be better off with a SR20. The GA16 > SR20 isn't a direct swap, although its not that big a deal. the 1.8 came in the B15 sentras, yours is a B14. I assume your sentra is an auto?
Tranny
Originally posted by blueboost
you'd be better off with a SR20. The GA16 > SR20 isn't a direct swap, although its not that big a deal. the 1.8 came in the B15 sentras, yours is a B14. I assume your sentra is an auto?
you'd be better off with a SR20. The GA16 > SR20 isn't a direct swap, although its not that big a deal. the 1.8 came in the B15 sentras, yours is a B14. I assume your sentra is an auto?
the SR20 comes out of the SE-R's in the B14 chassis (which equates to being a 200SX SE-R)
swapping from an auto GA16DE to a manual SR20DE isn't the easiest swap out there. The GA16DE engine is a very good engine, there are turbokits out there also if you want to make more power. Check out nissanperformance magazine for the boosted 200SX SE info. Just trying to give you more options. Here is plenty of information to get you started on your project:
http://darksci.net/~crim/pub/nx/in.html
http://www.nissanforums.com/showthread.php?t=45029
go here and click on "sr20de drop in"
http://www.nissanperformancemag.com/february99/
swapping from an auto GA16DE to a manual SR20DE isn't the easiest swap out there. The GA16DE engine is a very good engine, there are turbokits out there also if you want to make more power. Check out nissanperformance magazine for the boosted 200SX SE info. Just trying to give you more options. Here is plenty of information to get you started on your project:
http://darksci.net/~crim/pub/nx/in.html
http://www.nissanforums.com/showthread.php?t=45029
go here and click on "sr20de drop in"
http://www.nissanperformancemag.com/february99/
the sr20 came in infiniti g20's and sentra, and 200sx se-rs.
most of the g20's are high port engines along with the sentra se-r
the 200sx is a low port, and most jdm motors are high port.
the b15 sentra se came with a roller rocker version, that is abot the same power, but requires a little more electrical stuff to swap.
youre going to need all of the motor mounts, tranny mounts, ecu, harness, motor, maf, coolant hoses, and possibly radiator, and lower crossmember.
most of the g20's are high port engines along with the sentra se-r
the 200sx is a low port, and most jdm motors are high port.
the b15 sentra se came with a roller rocker version, that is abot the same power, but requires a little more electrical stuff to swap.
youre going to need all of the motor mounts, tranny mounts, ecu, harness, motor, maf, coolant hoses, and possibly radiator, and lower crossmember.
swap out
Originally posted by blueboost
the SR20 comes out of the SE-R's in the B14 chassis (which equates to being a 200SX SE-R)
swapping from an auto GA16DE to a manual SR20DE isn't the easiest swap out there. The GA16DE engine is a very good engine, there are turbokits out there also if you want to make more power. Check out nissanperformance magazine for the boosted 200SX SE info. Just trying to give you more options. Here is plenty of information to get you started on your project:
http://darksci.net/~crim/pub/nx/in.html
http://www.nissanforums.com/showthread.php?t=45029
go here and click on "sr20de drop in"
http://www.nissanperformancemag.com/february99/
the SR20 comes out of the SE-R's in the B14 chassis (which equates to being a 200SX SE-R)
swapping from an auto GA16DE to a manual SR20DE isn't the easiest swap out there. The GA16DE engine is a very good engine, there are turbokits out there also if you want to make more power. Check out nissanperformance magazine for the boosted 200SX SE info. Just trying to give you more options. Here is plenty of information to get you started on your project:
http://darksci.net/~crim/pub/nx/in.html
http://www.nissanforums.com/showthread.php?t=45029
go here and click on "sr20de drop in"
http://www.nissanperformancemag.com/february99/
well, finding an auto se-r is going to prove to be pretty hard.
for the chassis of your sons car, youre pretty much stuck with going with another b14 motor and tranny.
just find one with lower miles.
mine has 165,000 miles, and still has perfect compression, and no leaks
for the chassis of your sons car, youre pretty much stuck with going with another b14 motor and tranny.
just find one with lower miles.
mine has 165,000 miles, and still has perfect compression, and no leaks
Thanks
Originally posted by dr. octogon
well, finding an auto se-r is going to prove to be pretty hard.
for the chassis of your sons car, youre pretty much stuck with going with another b14 motor and tranny.
just find one with lower miles.
mine has 165,000 miles, and still has perfect compression, and no leaks
well, finding an auto se-r is going to prove to be pretty hard.
for the chassis of your sons car, youre pretty much stuck with going with another b14 motor and tranny.
just find one with lower miles.
mine has 165,000 miles, and still has perfect compression, and no leaks