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Re: Weight differences, L18t z18t CA18det
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Just to follow up....

SR20DE = 139kg


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Re: Weight differences, L18t z18t CA18det
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my car already has a complete running L series conversion (been driving it for a bit over a year now), 200b struts with r32 brakes r31 diff with r32 brakes, bigger trans tunnel for the L series

so buying a whole car wouldnt really help me out

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Re: Weight differences, L18t z18t CA18det
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Z and l20 blocks are the same only difference is in the heads im using l20 rods,pistons as well as water and oil pumps on mine

Posted on: 2007/11/4 1:47
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Re: Weight differences, L18t z18t CA18det
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just do a z conversion. I paid of memory $2000 for a bluebird trx which had the z18t in it with 5 speed and microtech . which i also got use the front end which is in my 1200. buys like that have got to be still out there.

Posted on: 2007/11/3 11:32
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Re: Weight differences, L18t z18t CA18det
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Nope zs basically same bottom end as l


thats what i wanted to hear, although the factory efi on the Z would be cool i think i can live without it

dont really have the money to spend on ready made setups....and making one wont cost me that much

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yeh go the Z.

Posted on: 2007/11/3 8:31
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I've got the sheet of weights at work - but from memory the SR20DE is about 15-20kg lighter than the DET....similar to the difference between the CA18DET & DE

Now if someone wanted to start a wiki page about nissan engine weights....this would be a good start

Posted on: 2007/11/2 12:38
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any one got the weight of a sr20 de?

Posted on: 2007/11/2 8:16
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Nope zs basically same bottom end as l with zed pistons apparantelly having more of a dish to drop cr. Z pistons no longer avaliable everyone just uses l18 no probs. What sort of l setup you planning i have had tonns of boosted l experience if ya want info or just buy my setup haha. L heads flow heaps more than z heads too and easy parts

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Yeah I'm pretty sure that's short block (including manifolds) as the CA18DE = 113kg.

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