TAS 2010 Sedan
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From: Salt Lake City
TAS 2010 Sedan
Thought I would share this from www.speedhunters.com :
These are the kind of cars that define TAS! Under the hood of the Shonan Car Friend V35 Skyline was a 430 HP SR20...

...mated to an HKS GT2835R turbine. The massive engine bay where the VQ35 used to lie is so big the engine seems to sit very low, which must be good for weight distribution.

Stance was great too with the 19-inch Advan RSs sporting very aggressive offset.

More stuff I found using the google:
http://www.shonancarfriend.com/
http://translate.googleusercontent.c...HTUDYtIkEofjVQ
These are the kind of cars that define TAS! Under the hood of the Shonan Car Friend V35 Skyline was a 430 HP SR20...

...mated to an HKS GT2835R turbine. The massive engine bay where the VQ35 used to lie is so big the engine seems to sit very low, which must be good for weight distribution.

Stance was great too with the 19-inch Advan RSs sporting very aggressive offset.

More stuff I found using the google:
http://www.shonancarfriend.com/
http://translate.googleusercontent.c...HTUDYtIkEofjVQ
Last edited by ckkone; Jan 21, 2010 at 08:19 AM.
I remember seeing a red sedan with a coupe front end conversion before... but it didn't have that bumper
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I could have sworn i saw somewhere on here that the very early sedans(2002) with 2.5l engines came with the front the same as the coupe. It only came out overseas supposely. I think that red one is one of them.
^+1 on the SR20 being too small. I'd even take an RB20 over that.
If you're going through enough trouble for an engine swap and want to keep it in the Nissan family, a RB25, RB26, VH45, VH41, and VK45 are all better options IMO
If you're going through enough trouble for an engine swap and want to keep it in the Nissan family, a RB25, RB26, VH45, VH41, and VK45 are all better options IMO













