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Old Oct 4, 2002 | 06:39 AM
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Chismoe, you need to sell the S13 and put the SR in the truck
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Old Oct 4, 2002 | 10:12 AM
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Originally posted by "Dr Evil"

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Chismoe, you need to sell the S13 and put the SR in the truck
It's funny you said that. I was talking the other day how the Mitsu 4G63 will DIRECTLY BOLT IN a Mitsubishi truck (read off DSM board) and how much of a sleeper that would be.

But I had a 95 Nissan truck in HS. It isn't be near as fun to drive as my S13 is. Plus, you talk about traction problems!!

But that is a great sleeper.

I'm just shooting to go those times on the stock t-25.

Matt,
How much does SDS run for an SR?
What do you think about that vs. AFC/dyno tuning vs. new programming by Scott and SS?
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Old Oct 4, 2002 | 02:03 PM
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Originally posted by "Chismoe"

But I had a 95 Nissan truck in HS.
ha! me too.. my dad still has it now, ive been trying to get him todo something to make it faster.
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Old Oct 4, 2002 | 11:09 PM
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Yeah, I saw a video of a guy with a truck with 4G63, pretty cool. He said he could select 2 or 4 wheel drive, and That would be pretty trick.

Do you think that woud use the truck tranny, so his 4wd would only get him up to moderate speed?
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sds will be better ultimately for more power and what not, but youll lose conveniences usually. it's also not going to be nearly as clean as nissdata. nissdata is a much betteer solution for a street car. for a race car i think sds could get you the job done a little bit better, because youre only interested in one wide open throttle powerband, and sds lets you fine tuneit much much much more. if i had an sr / ca i would do nissdata without asking questions. and come on, it's much less than $1200 for sds!
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if you have any questions - matt@nissdata.com
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Thats my freinds truck, i tuned it on the dyno and installed the sds. it has mad potential
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Originally posted by "Mattback"

sds will be better ultimately for more power and what not, but youll lose conveniences usually. it's also not going to be nearly as clean as nissdata. nissdata is a much betteer solution for a street car. for a race car i think sds could get you the job done a little bit better, because youre only interested in one wide open throttle powerband, and sds lets you fine tuneit much much much more. if i had an sr / ca i would do nissdata without asking questions. and come on, it's much less than $1200 for sds!
HAHAHAHA I never thought I would hear matt sugest something other than SDS. But he is right go with the nissdata!
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Old Oct 13, 2002 | 05:00 PM
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Originally posted by "Dr Evil"

Originally Posted by Mattback
sds will be better ultimately for more power and what not, but youll lose conveniences usually. it's also not going to be nearly as clean as nissdata. nissdata is a much betteer solution for a street car. for a race car i think sds could get you the job done a little bit better, because youre only interested in one wide open throttle powerband, and sds lets you fine tuneit much much much more. if i had an sr / ca i would do nissdata without asking questions. and come on, it's much less than $1200 for sds!
HAHAHAHA I never thought I would hear matt sugest something other than SDS. But he is right go with the nissdata!
ok, who decided it was a good idea to rip off hondata's name? nissdata just doesn't have the same ring to it... damn honda kids having the good "data" name...
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