1987 Nissan Exa N-13 SE
CA16DE Engine, 5-Speed manual
Body is MINT- NO RUST on body
Needs minor work
Bucket Seats Sits REAL low to the ground
Hatchback, very clean.
frame is good. everythings there but it does need some work to pass. but not alot.
heres a list of what will be needed for ehr to become prestine:
-New spark plugs
-Gas Line (has minor leak)
-Windshield (theres a hairline crack right at the bottom)
-Rear Drums need a fix (Drum kit repair kit can fix it)
Maybe some other small things but basically thats all I know of.
The body is in wicked condition and for it being where it was Im surprised no rust.
You can also install a CA18DET engine into these cars…and they go like f*ck
ALso If close I would be able to drop the car off at your location.
n13s (this car) came with ca16de’s. but in japan they got the ca18de…lucky bastards
The car runs and ive driven it in the condition its in, just needs a few things.
Here is a rundown on whats wrong with the car:
-Hairline crack in windshield
-Minor Gasline leak
-Needs new sparkplugs
-The rear drum brakes need a fix, I checked out brake drum repair kits they dont cost much at all.
Other then that everythings there. All electrical works, interior is in great condition just needs a cleaning. Body has no rust and to top it shes got a t-bar roof.
The 1.6L in the N13 Pulsar is NOT the CA16 engine, and its NOT DOHC. Its the GA16I engine. A 1.6L SOHC 12 valve, single point fuel injected engine. The same engine that the B12 sentra got.
In '88 the Pulsar got an optional 1.8L engine, that engine is the CA18DE engine, which can be easily turbocharged with the plenty of turbo which exist for it.
As a former pulsar n13 fan ill let you in on the engines used in the N13.
1987 xe- e16i SOHC TBI
1987 SE- CA16DE DOHC
1988 xe- e16i SOHC TBI
1988 SE- CA18DE DOHC
1989 xe - GA16I SOHC
1989 SE - CA18DE DOHC (limited production, us models got downgraded HP)
1990 only came with GA16I
I had the CA18DET all ready to go into my 88 SE and a few friends had DET’s in there pulsars, no governer stock and with DET’s they will fly like rockets into space.
also the non turbo CA18DE engines are high compression, they cannot handle much boost without blowing up. the DET bottom end has much more improvements such as forged pistons, oil squirters etc. so its not really as easy as just “bolting on a turbo”
You wanna trade it for a 89 240sx parts car? It runs fine but the frame wont pass safety…that and the exhaust n brakes r needed to pass but ive driven it anyways for a bit n from what i can tell thats all. I paid 1100 or 1200 for it i forgot, i just cant afford like 3-4gs to get her on the road n needs something a little cheaper to get fixed and drive