Nissan 200SX drift car with Supra engine

The 240sx is a sports car from Nissan that has long since ceased production, but is still popular as a drift car and ideal for improvements. The rear-wheel drive with its excellent chassis has made it a particular favourite with tuners. It was introduced in 1988 where it replaced the outgoing 200SX (S12) model. Most of the 240sx were equipped with the 2.4-liter inline 4 engine (KA24E 1989 to 1990 and KA24DE 1991 to 1999). The KA24E had a single overhead camshaft and the KA24DE had dual overhead cams.

The 240sx is closely related to the other vehicles based on the S platform, in the Japanese market it is called Silvia and 180SX, and in the European market and in Greece 200SX.

The engines he was wearing were not exceptional in terms of horsepower, so usually they are the first thing that the tuning houses change.In this case, they put the Toyota Supra engine with two turbos and a scary sound!

Engines 

CA18DET

SR20DE

SR20DET

Aspiration

Single Turbo

Naturally Aspirated

Single Turbo

Valvetrain

DOHC 16 valve

Rollers

4

Cubism

1809cc

1998cc

Horsepower

127 kW (170 hp) @ 6400 rpm

102 kW (137 hp) @ 6400 rpm

153 kW (205 hp) @ 6000 rpm

Torque

225 N-m
(166 lbf-ft) @ 4000 rpm

178 N-m
(131 lbf-ft) @ 4200 rpm

274 N-m
(202 lbf-ft) @ 4000 rpm

Movement

Backward motion

Transmission

4-speed automatic / 5-speed manual

Performance

CA18DET

SR20DE

SR20DET

0-100 km/h

6.9/7.5s (manual/automatic)

7.7s

6.5s

0-400m

14.9s

17s

14.5s

Topspeed

180 km/h,
electronically limited / 230 km/h (Europe)