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What does SE and SE-R stand for ?

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What does the R in SE-R stand for? For some reason I always thought it came from S*R*20DE......

The only reason I wondered about it is because the new SE-R has a 2.5 liter whatever and yet it still carries the SE-R badge. Up untill now the SE-R has always been the SR20DE, correct?



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JWT Intake and ECU
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See, I've always had the same impression. Now my question is, what makes this new Sentra an SE-R?

What does the R stand for or designate?


<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by tkyan:
To my knowledge, up until now all SE-R's have been SR20DE.

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[This message has been edited by Johnny GreenBack (edited 07-03-2001).]
 
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I know that the SE stands for sport equipped as for the R not sure ? racer or sR20de ?

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3a Racing muffler with bonzi tip,
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Johnny GreenBack:
See, I've always had the same impression. Now my question is, what makes this new Sentra an SE-R?

What does the R stand for or designate?
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Honestly, nothing.

Rather than come up with a new trim name, Nissan wisely chose to retain the classic SE-R name for the 2002 model. Your right, since the SR20DE was named SE-R, QR25DE should be a QE-R, or somethiing. But that just doesn't sound too well.


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#9 ·
it probably doesnt have anything to do with the SR engines because the 91-94 sentra SE's were 1.6liter. and of course those were called GA16DE...

so most likely the SE is for Sport Edition and the R is for race (like many other manufacturer's "R"s)

or it could just be another meaningless nomenclature. what does XE and GXE really stand for anyways?
 
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I thought it was Sport Edition-Rally

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91 SE-R,10:1 comp.pistons,balanced &blueprint rebuild.comp.4angle valve job,extrude honed heads/intake manifold,No emissions.crap,RC TB/MAF,nismo cams,UR pulleys,stillen4-1 ceram.header,nismo/centerforce dual fric.clutch,PR CAI with POPchgr,2 1/2 test pipe,mandrel 2 1/4 superturbo ex., ZEX flywheel & JW 50 shot nos with 60 shot jet. and much more goodies!
 
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Limited Slip:
it probably doesnt have anything to do with the SR engines because the 91-94 sentra SE's were 1.6liter. and of course those were called GA16DE...

so most likely the SE is for Sport Edition and the R is for race (like many other manufacturer's "R"s)

or it could just be another meaningless nomenclature. what does XE and GXE really stand for anyways?
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Agreed. =) It could mean nothing, but like you, I always assumed that it meant Sport Edition - Race package.



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G20 ..... Well, as the letters get higher, the more classy the car becomes. G20, (M30, J30 I30), QX4, and Q45. G being entry level. The numbers are the liter sizes of the engine. G20 (2.0 liter), M/J/I30 (3.0 liter), and Q45 (4.5 liter).
 
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by niska:
G20 ..... Well, as the letters get higher, the more classy the car becomes. G20, (M30, J30 I30), QX4, and Q45. G being entry level. The numbers are the liter sizes of the engine. G20 (2.0 liter), M/J/I30 (3.0 liter), and Q45 (4.5 liter).</font>

Very good, and the Symbol? I think it is symbolizing looking down a long, straight road, looking into the vansihing point.
 
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