I was just curious, i have seen the specs for the se-r and for the nx2000. The se-r specs say that it has 140 hp and 132 lbs/ft of torque. However, the nx2000 specs say it has 140 hp and 130 lbs/ft of torque...whats up with that?? the cars have identical sr20's so they should have the same numbers. I thought it might have been a misprint, but ive seen it in more then one place. Is the nx2000 130 or 132?? anyone one have a reason why it wouldnt be 132?? thanks...

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1992 Nissan NX2000
White...fully loaded
Stock (for now)

I think the exhaust is more restrictiv on the NX than the SE-R that is the only thing I would think of that would cause the 2 ft/lbs torque loss? or it could be a miss print in the Manuel ?

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92 NX2000, kyb agx, intrax springs, jwt pop,
3a Racing muffler with bonzi tip,
17 " mille miglia mm 112, Yokohama avid h4

Who cares? It's just numbers.

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Scarpa:
Who cares? It's just numbers.</font>

lol Good point

I dont really care, i was just curious...its all good.

The answer to your question is in the articles section of my site. Look for the Grassroots Motorsports articles. In one of the grassroots articles they discuss the reason.

http://homepage.mac.com/carlm/start.html