hey guys, is there a difference between nissan 200SX and nissan silvia s14?

thanks :)

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Luka CB

This pic pretty much explains it. The 200sx hatch (sold as a 240sx in the states and 180sx) is based on the S13 platform. Took me sometime to understand it aswell ;)

10/01/2015 - 16:28 |
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thanks, so they don’t have any differencies in the engine?

10/01/2015 - 19:38 |
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Anonymous

To my knowledge, the S13 was powered by a 2.4 naturally aspirated engine known as KA24DE (240SX) and 1.8 Turbo known as CA18DET (180SX in Japan and 200SX in Europe). The S14 came as a 240SX with a 2.4 engine, which I think was twincam, not too many in Europe. The S14 200SX also had the famous SR20DET, a 2.0 Turbo. The SR20DET came in two versions - black top in S14 Zenki and Kouki and red top in the newer S15. Hope I got my facts right.

10/01/2015 - 20:47 |
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theschassisdude

In reply to by Anonymous (not verified)

I know this is a bit late, but it goes like this:

s13(silvia): ca18de/t, ps13(silvia):sr20de/t, rs13(hatchback):ca18de/t, rps13(hatchback): sr20de/t, hs13(240sx hatchback): ka24e, ms13(240sx hatchback):ka24de. Then s14, in the us models: ka24de, pretty much all others:sr20det. S15, sr20de/t.

Plus, there are 3 kinds of SR20: redtop which came in ps13 and rps13 91-93. S13 Blacktop 93-98. Then the newer notchtop blacktop, s14 and s15.

11/09/2015 - 18:56 |
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Mr 47

In Australia, the S14 is the Japanese import of the car. But the 200x is the Australian delivered version of the s15 silvia.

10/02/2015 - 01:11 |
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