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Old 01-28-2002, 02:16 PM   #11 (permalink)
Lyn Labahn
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Da91Nx and CNibbana,

I don't mean to flame you by any means, but a lot of the questions that you guys are asking have been covered either previously here, or in the archives at www.se-r-list.org. Andreas is a pretty busy guy, and he might get pissed off if when he comes here people are asking him questions which he has already answered in previous threads. I will attempt to answer your questions.

Either the SR16VE or the SR16VE N1 can be stroked to 2.0 liters by using a stock crank. If ther is a 2.2 stroker kit availiable, it should fit.

The GA16DE transmission will not work with any SR series motor, period. When you buy a motor from an importer, it is usually possible to get a transmission from them. Although, it may be cheaper to get a domestic, ie SR20DE transmission instead. You will not want the SR20VE transmission, as it is a CVT transmission and it would be a bitch to get working right in our cars I would imagine. I am pretty sure the SR16VE comes with a manual, so it may be possible to get one. I know for a fact that the N1 comes with a sweet close ratio box, it would be nice to pick up, but I would expect to pay a premium.

Last edited by Lyn Labahn : 01-28-2002 at 02:24 PM.
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