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Mildman
Re: wot conversion ca18de or wrkd a15
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Exa CA's are the same as Silvia ones - on the inside - all the manifolds will be screwy though - as they are east/west FWD config.

I don't know about engine mounts/brackets though.....might be the same.

Posted on: 2006/11/1 3:14
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Re: wot conversion ca18de or wrkd a15
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just wondering if you could whack a 5speed silvia box on it and turn it rear wheel drive. are they the same hp figures as silvia and 180sx?

Posted on: 2006/11/1 3:19
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Re: wot conversion ca18de or wrkd a15
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exa ca can be used but engine mounts and manifolds are slightly different and rwd will need to be sourced

Posted on: 2006/11/1 3:35
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Re: wot conversion ca18de or wrkd a15
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Yer its been done before. You may need (as has been mentioned) Manifolds etc that suit RWD. Not sure of the HP but carnt see why it would be different.

Posted on: 2006/11/1 3:39
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Mildman
Re: wot conversion ca18de or wrkd a15
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I'm not sure - but you might want to check the flywheels too - they are both an 8 bolt flywheel - but maybe there is a difference between FWD, RWD

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