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speedf50 · 11-11-2009, 03:10 PM

My name is Kostya, I just sold my NA Miata and picked up a 95 240sx with a blacktop SR20DET swap. I'm in socal, going to school at UC Irvine, but my home is in Malibu (good canyons

). I had a GT2860R sitting around so that's going on the car at the moment. Picking up some 555cc nismo injectors, Z32 MAF, and an enthalpy tune asap so I can make the most out of this engine.

The car came set up for drift with some very stiff Tanabe coilovers and a welded diff, but I'm going to change up the suspension setup for canyon driving with some stance GR+ coilovers with custom spring rates and some stickier tires (and more baller wheels)! A real LSD will proabably find its way into the car at some point as well, though the welded diff is quite a lot of fun.

The car has little problems and quirks like a speedo that thinks I'm always going under 40, a trunk that won't open, rattle canned hood and trunk (being changed asap), and some quirky interior items, but I'm getting to like the car and really getting to like the abundant aftermarket support. I'll be around here quite a bit, learning as much as I can.

11-11-2009, 03:10 PM	#4
speedf50 Zilvia Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Malibu, CA Posts: 154 Trader Rating: (3)	My name is Kostya, I just sold my NA Miata and picked up a 95 240sx with a blacktop SR20DET swap. I'm in socal, going to school at UC Irvine, but my home is in Malibu (good canyons ). I had a GT2860R sitting around so that's going on the car at the moment. Picking up some 555cc nismo injectors, Z32 MAF, and an enthalpy tune asap so I can make the most out of this engine. The car came set up for drift with some very stiff Tanabe coilovers and a welded diff, but I'm going to change up the suspension setup for canyon driving with some stance GR+ coilovers with custom spring rates and some stickier tires (and more baller wheels)! A real LSD will proabably find its way into the car at some point as well, though the welded diff is quite a lot of fun. The car has little problems and quirks like a speedo that thinks I'm always going under 40, a trunk that won't open, rattle canned hood and trunk (being changed asap), and some quirky interior items, but I'm getting to like the car and really getting to like the abundant aftermarket support. I'll be around here quite a bit, learning as much as I can.