All pretty much the same except Engines, and front and rear bumpers etc…
Could someone explain the years and model names for each of these geographical regions. I only ask because i was recently inquiring into Silvia Badging fom europe and i was told there was only the 200sx!
I know this sounds a little stupid but i just wanted to see exactelly whats going on on the other sde of the world!
KA is a very good engine, it just needs a little help.
This is a very ignorant remark. Go down to the states and look at all the KA’s making well over 350whp and high comp KA’s making 180-200whp.
I can’t vouch for 100% accuracy of this info, but here’s what I know.
It’s whacked… in Europe the s13s are hatchback only and have the CA18DET and despite this are called the 200SX. Europe didn’t get the SR until the S14 chassis, which was still called the 200SX. I do not know of any S15s sold directly in Europe.
Australia’s S13s are dubbed the 180SX (hatch) and Silvia (coupe), exactly like in Japan. They followed Japan’s switchover from CA (1.8 ) to SR (2.0) in 91. The S14’s nameplate in Australia was changed to 200SX and the S15s follow this nomenclature. Both have SRs.
Everyone knows the story with the 240SX here in North America. EDIT: For further confusion, I should also mention that the 200SX we get here is NOT the same 200SX that I mentioned above.
1989-90 - Silvia K in Japan, looks like the North American 240sx Coupe and came with the CA18det
1989-90 - 180sx in Japan, looks like the North American 240 Hatch and came with the CA18det
1991-94 - S13 Silva in Japan, looks like the North American 240 Coupe and came with the SR20det.
1991-97 - 180sx in Japan, looks like the North American 240 Hatch and came with the CA18det
As for the 200sx, I don’t claim to know the years of them nor 100% of the motors but I believe it’s the SR20de here and the SR20det elsewhere. Someone please correct me though if Im wrong on this.
I don’t believe so based on the fact is was still called a 180sx meaning a 1.8 liter engine. Here the 240sx refer’s to the 2.4 liter engine. In Japan with the Silvia’s there is no mention to motor size in the title.
Now I do know the SR was available for the 180’s as an option. I beleive they made the the CA’s untill the unfortuneate demise of the car in 97. Again though, I may be in error but I don’t think so.