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Originally Posted by Luvs2slide
Man are you serious? Maybe if you tried to do some research you would find out for yourself. In the US they are called the 240 SX. All the way from 89-98. In Japan they are known as Silvias...with different versions and diferent motors, respectively. Check it...
89-98 in US is 240sx because of the motor (KA24de). i'm pretty sure that the 89-90 came w/ the SOHC engine (pignose).
In Japan, the 89-94 had many models.
-RPS13 (Hatchback with both Redtop and Blacktop SR20DET turbo's)
-180SX Type X ( Hatchback w/ 1.8 Liter motor, ca18DET turbo)
-PS13 Has different headlights than US coupes ( coupe version some came with SR20DET also) which also have Zenki and Kouki Versions
- Sil80. Has a PS13 front end with a Hatchback rear end.
The non-turbo models came with SR20DE's. Same motor found in newer SE-R's.
Then you also have the 95-98 models aka S14 which came w/ blacktop SR20DET's. Also have the Zenkis and Kouki.
Then you have the 99-01 which are known as the S15. Blacktop motors and slighter upgrades than the previous model.
They all share the same chasis. That is why people can do different front end conversions and what not.
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im not an expert on 240sx history but this flew right over my head.
what are you exactly trying to say?
im being serious not a smart ass...
it kindof doesnt make sense when you copy and paste from the internet,,,you gotsta splain it to us dumb people