Is the Nissan 240SX reliable?

The average Reliability Rating for compact cars is 4.0 which is above average but specific ratings for the Nissan 240SX are not available at this time.

Are Nissan 240SX easy to steal?

YES the 240SX is easy to steal for 2 simple reasons… 1.) The frameless window is so easy to get into… 2.) 240 keys (S13, at least) are very alike…

Why is the 240SX so expensive?

The rarity, and high demand of the car make it expensive. You caught the car at a bad time. If you had wanted one 3 years ago it would be much less.

Can a Nissan 240SX use an open limit slip?

Open Diffs are a drag and aftermarket limit slip units can be outrageously expensive. There is hope for any non-LSD equipped 240SX. Factory limit slip diffs are available from many different Nissan offerings. The 300zx, LSD equipped 240’s, Q45’s and J30’s to name a few.

Where can I get a Nissan 240SX LSD diff?

Factory limit slip diffs are available from many different Nissan offerings. The 300zx, LSD equipped 240’s, Q45’s and J30’s to name a few. In most cases, the only extra parts necessary are 240SX VLSD diff outputs that can be picked up at your local Nissan dealer.

Can a Nissan 240SX be swapped for a Nissan S13?

The gear is approximately 3.9:1 One other option that most people do not consider, in the case of obtaining a J30 diff, or trying to swap a diff into an S13, is to swap the internals. Technically, the only difference between an R200 and an R200V is the addition of the VLSD unit.

What’s the final drive ratio of a Nissan 240SX?

It has the same final drive ratio as the 240sx at 4.083:1. The turbo 300ZX has an R230V diff with a 3.69:1 final drive ratio. Some say that that case will not fit in S13 240’s. Plus, the taller ratio will make for a more sluggish 240 unless you are putting down serious power. Below is the process to change the diff and the parts necessary.