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hard body ka24 in 510???


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Top pan in both pictures is from a KA24E S13 (240sx) motor. Bottom is a KA24E motor from a D21. As you can see the sump and oil pick up are at the front and allow a car steering linkage to clear the back. The front may still not clear a 510 car crossmember so you may have to cut and flip the crossmember and weld it back up.

 

The S13 motor has a crank girdle and so is deeper in the shallow part for clearance. The trucks didn't get this. But that's ok, a car pan will fit the truck block just not the other way around. You will need the car KA's oil pick up tube.

 

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well it does have sx manifold on it i think has 120kms and is complete  with harness ecu but no tranny for 100 bucks or 50 if i take whole 720 4x4.

 

not sure on the pots and pan pic thou... lol

 

but on the plus side i did get eaton m62 :)

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MMmmm...... eaton

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so its a single cam KA from a HB/D21, with a 240sx intake already installed, and it ran like this? what was it pulled out of?

 

if its the truck engine, its got the rear-rear sump.

 

a stock 510 oil pan from an l16 is kind of a middle sump really..

 

then the s13 KAs have the obvious front-front sump.

 

fitting the truck KA in the 510 chassis would probably work, if it didnt have the steering installed, or it had a rack or something.

 

cut an L-series pan up, and the stock truck pan, and make a mid sump KA pan... eh? eh?

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