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Instigator_CRX87 04-21-2004 10:54 AM

Talon TSI vs. 240SX
 
If you were to get a new car out of these choices which would you pick?... And if the Talon a 1g or 2g?.. Can somebody help me with some Pro's/Con's, thanks guys:)

Also for the 89-93 240's, is it the SR20DET black or red top that drops in? Is ther e a stock TT engine? Was the Silvia from this generation?

Sorry about the stupid questions, always been a Honda guy, looking to extend my knowledge...

Thanks

turboDXcoupe 04-21-2004 11:04 AM

Re:Talon STI vs. 240SX
 
the stock tt is the rb20dett inline 6 twin turbo and and its the red top that drops right in

projekteg 04-21-2004 11:04 AM

Re:Talon STI vs. 240SX
 
for starters, it's the talon 'tsi' not 'sti' ;) the 2g's look a lot better, but i believe the 1g's are a lot stronger and not as many problems (i.e. crankwalk), i dont' know too much about them though. as far as the 240, yeah, an sr20det will drop into the s13, which i believe was the 89-93, but an rb20det also drops in with just a diff. cross member i beieve. that's about all i know on the subject :-\

Carnesd 04-21-2004 11:28 AM

Re:Talon STI vs. 240SX
 
Dsm's are known to be very cheap to modify and make fast. You could drop $500 on a tsi and get it running mid 13's. Although they are prone to mechanical failure. I am planning on getting a 1st gen when I'm done with the rex. Check out dsmtalk.com.
As for the 240, rear wheel drive kicks ass.

Your going to spend a lot more money to make a 240 as fast as a tsi or gsx but in the end the 240 might be more reliable imo.
Either way, I like both of these cars.

crx2fast 04-21-2004 11:32 AM

Re:Talon STI vs. 240SX
 
i love both types of cars. but the thing is everyone and there mom has a gsx/tsi there like the civic of DSM's. but not to many people have 240's. well at least thats the way it is here :-\

claytonsmith 04-21-2004 11:45 AM

Re:Talon STI vs. 240SX
 

Originally Posted by crx2fast
but not to many people have 240's. well at least thats the way it is here :-\

damn around here everyone and their ------- brother has a swapped 240.. theyre the new civics.. i feel like an individual cause i drive a swapped civic... 240' are everywhere

oh and i vote DSM... AWD is da ----

stargazer 04-21-2004 12:19 PM

Re:Talon STI vs. 240SX
 

Originally Posted by turboDXcoupe
the stock tt is the rb20dett inline 6 twin turbo and and its the red top that drops right in

:-\

You're confused with the skyline motor - RB26DETT. The redtop is a silvia SR20DET single turbo. A very popular swap. The RB26DETT is too expensive.

dragon 04-21-2004 12:21 PM

Re:Talon STI vs. 240SX
 
i dont know much about the 240 and its tsi not sti. As far as dsm i go for the @nd gen. the engine not as powerful as the 1st gen and expect some common visit to the shop to fix your ride. But they are cheap to make fast though. You should be able to do some research online on the cars

sohcrxsi 04-21-2004 12:59 PM

Re:Talon STI vs. 240SX
 
go with a 90-91 AWD DSM.

nonvtec 04-21-2004 01:49 PM

Re:Talon STI vs. 240SX
 

Originally Posted by stargazer

Originally Posted by turboDXcoupe
the stock tt is the rb20dett inline 6 twin turbo and and its the red top that drops right in

:-\
You're confused with the skyline motor - RB26DETT. The redtop is a silvia SR20DET single turbo. A very popular swap. The RB26DETT is too expensive.

He's not confused, you're confused, the R32 skyline motor is cheaper and makes more power than the Sr20, this is the RB20dett. then there was the R33 skyline motor, RB25dett, then the incredibly expensive R34 motor, the RB26dett. The first one is sweet because it is just as small as the Sr20, perfect for a swap, 6 cylinders, and makes more power. Check out www.night7racing.com for a lot more good info on 240 swaps.


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