TriniGT Posted January 18, 2008 Report Share Posted January 18, 2008 Okay I have been doing some research for the SR swap into the 1600. I know most people use the drop-in kits from Datsport and others and I have great respect for them but the only problem is that I live in Trinidad and bringing in one of those kits will be expensive in regards to my location and its weight. I also know that many people have done their own install by flipping the crossmember around and making minor mods to the crossmember. What are some of the other things to look out for if trying to do this install from scratch and also what brake combination would you recommend? This is the base of my project, Engine Build: S15 SR20DET RB25DET Gearbox Ported and polished head BC Springs and Retainers BC Stage 3 Cams Greddy Cam Gears MBV Solid Lifters Greddy RAS Full Gasket Kit Apexi Headgasket CP 86.5mm Pistons with high HP rings Eagle Rods Custom Bearings Greddy Sump 850CC Injectors HKS T45AS Turbo - TwinScroll Greddy Exhaust Manifold TwinScroll Greddy 47mm wastegate Greddy Intake Manifold Q45 Throttle Hondata Intake Manifold Gasket Megan Racing Pulleys ATI Damper LS1 Coilpacks Ogura Twin Disk Clutch Blitz FMIC with custom Piping Greddy Type R BOV Car: Datsun 1600 SSS IMSA Kit Custom S15 Rear Subchassis with Helical LSD Z32 Rear brakes 5 Lug Conversion Nissan Four Pot Front Brake Setup Upgraded Suspension and Brake Cylinder ?????? Rollcage Fibreglassed Dashboard to accommodate Custom Gauges Recaros Custom Fuel Setup with Fuel Cell Hopefully Volk TE37 16" wheels Currently the engine is in pieces but will be together in the next month or so. The car is going to be in possession soon, a next week or two and will be soda blasted and worked on as well. Once I get my camera I will snap some pics of the progress. My main concern right now is fitting the S15 rear subchassis to the back of the car and also hoping that the IMSA kit is wide enough. We'll see, wish me luck. Quote Link to comment
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