Tag: "180sx"

Joshua’s 180sx Type X

Posted by Lawrence King II.
180SX Kouki Conversion

Posted by Mighty Car Mods.
Feature your car!

I love seeing cool photos and reading detailed info about s13 and 180sx builds from all over the world. We have already featured cars from the UK, Europe and Australia. We have plenty more s13 goodness on the way from even farther afield so stay tuned. Did you know that there is a strong s13 community in Lima, South America?? Now this is where you come in; you can make my job just that little bit easier by submitting your own s13 build directly to me. I am looking for everything from a lightly tuned sx to full race prepared cars. If it’s an s13 and you love it, I want to see it. For the pleasure you will receive a pair of crisp 180sx Club stickers absolutely free! You can send me over some details and pics of you car to: [email protected] We are here to serve you so if you have any suggestions for how to improve this website or what you wanna see please let me know in the comments below! If you don’t often follow the blog you can always keep up on our Facebook page and our Twitter account, links in the footer below. Thank you for reading the blog, I appreciate you. Joe
5 Nissan Aftermarket Add-ons

Nissan is well-known for building fantastic base models for high-performance tuning. Auto enthusiasts love their 240SX series, 240Z to 370Z series, and economic Sentra series because of their modification potential. These cars are smaller, more lightweight, and a blast to drive. With all these great features, they’re also affordable. This makes them more accessible to drivers looking to modify their cars for fun. So what aftermarket add-ons do you buy once you get your hands on one of these cars? Here are some of the performance upgrades that will provide you the best results for your money. 1. Exhaust Stock exhaust kits tend to minimize vibration and noise at the expense of greater engine power. If you upgrade your exhaust system, you benefit from a higher exhaust flow, which allows exhaust to escape the engine at a greater rate. This frees the engine to combust gasoline more efficiently. An aftermarket exhaust modification provides more horsepower and engine performance for a reasonable price. 2. Intake Intake is another useful category to implement performance upgrades with. The greater flow you have of clean, cold air, the better your engine will perform. This is because an optimal mixture of cool dense air and fuel is essential for efficient combustion. An upgraded air intake system increases your car’s fuel economy and engine power. 3. Brakes Performance doesn’t just consist of high speed and acceleration. You should be able to brake on a dime for those tricky turns. Plus it does help to have a high powered braking system in case things go wrong, or you have to stop suddenly for something. Upgraded brake pads, discs, and brake lines all come highly recommended. 4. Suspension Driving and turning at high speeds is great when you’re drifting. However, it’s a good idea to have a solid suspension system that can absorb the full weight of your car as it’s thrown around. A good suspension contributes to handling performance and safety, as your car is less likely to roll on extreme corners. Aftermarket suspension arms, bushings, sway bars, and strut bars are worth looking into. If you have a decent-sized budget, many car enthusiasts recommend coilovers. 5. Turbochargers and Superchargers Turbochargers and superchargers are widely used in racing and drifting that require higher speeds. These performance modifications give a significant boost to engine power and efficiency by forcing more air into the combustion chamber. Turbochargers and superchargers tend to be a bit more expensive, but are well worth the upgrade. If you shop for these 5 aftermarket add-ons, you are already well on your way if you want to build a high-performance tuner out of your favorite Nissan. Aftermarket parts experts at Enjuku Racing recommend putting high-performance parts in your Nissan, even if it is an older model that you are working on for fun. Good aftermarket parts will last you the lifetime of the vehicle and provide unbelievable performance. Your Nissan deserves nothing less. Author Bio: Mike Redfield is an experienced automotive enthusiast who loves to…
Sharp and stylish Nissan 180sx kouki in red

I would like to introduce you to Alex Bhugon’s beautiful red Nissan 180sx kouki. Make & model: Nissan 180sx Model year: 1996 Engine: Sr20det Redtop Turbo: T25 Alex has built this car up entirely by himself from the silver version in the picture above into the stunning red kouki conversion you see before you. The only help Alex has taken in building his dream 180sx is from a bodyshop to apply the gorgeous red coachwork. Subtle upgrades all around help modernize the car including period correct wheels, coilover suspension, adjustable arms and full kouki aero parts. Thank you for sharing your car with us Alex! You have a pair of brand new 180sx Club stickers winging their way to you 🙂
180sx Club survey winners announced!

Ten lucky winners from our 180sx Club survey have been decided. If you participated in our survey over the last few weeks then please check your email account (including your junk/spam folder) for an email from this address: [email protected] The email contains instructions on how to claim your pair of brand new 180sx Club stickers.
Nissan S13 Chassis Codes Explained

S13? RS13? KRMS13? What does all this mean and why do all the cars look the same if they have different codes?! Take a peek at the info below and all will become clear…
Beginners Guide To Car Tuning

HKS Japan has put together an informative tuning guide for beginners who are interested in getting a little more from their Nissan s13 chassis.