Subject	Re: 20hp loss in 1996 models
Posted by	Metacom on March 20, 2017 at 2:18 PM
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In Reply To	20hp loss in 1996 models posted by nelso419 on March 20, 2017 at 11:22 AM
Message	I've been looking for that info as well and yet to see any real numbers showing it to be true. I did see an original 1996 Monroney sticker that had an NA listed at 222HP, same as previous years. The ECU tune (not just OB2) is completely different, the intake cams are less aggressive, and no VTC are the big performance issue I know of. Then there are a whole lot of little things different on the 96s.
Follow Ups	20hp loss in 1996 models - nelso419 11:22:44 03/20/17 Re: 20hp loss in 1996 models - Metacom 14:18:11 03/20/17 I'm fairly certain the peak HP is the same, but there was - RonZ300 (Socal) 14:35:57 03/20/17 Yes (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 18:04:27 03/20/17 3rd that (n/m) - Joe@Dewla_DeZign 12:28:41 03/22/17 obdii = no bueno (n/m) - ForceFedTT (SoCal) 21:11:37 03/20/17 I thought HP loss was only in the auto trans. - itsa300zx 15:02:12 03/20/17 Nope. 1996 lost power / torque. - MixManMash 17:56:50 03/20/17 Note: I am not sure that Nissan changed the cam profile for - MixManMash 18:09:47 03/20/17 Re: Note: I am not sure that Nissan changed the cam profile for - Metacom 19:06:38 03/20/17 Re: Re: Note: I am not sure that Nissan changed the cam profile for - nelso419 21:03:15 03/20/17 Well, even if you did, there are things that can be done... - MixManMash 12:57:35 03/21/17 Good info. That makes sense that they would change the - MixManMash 12:20:06 03/21/17 1996 cars make 300 HP just like the previous models - JMartz 08:10:27 03/21/17 Re: 20hp loss in 1996 models - nelso419 08:49:21 03/21/17 They have an EGR. (n/m) - MixManMash 12:19:15 03/21/17 96 US models have EGR, post 96 import motors do not. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 23:47:40 03/21/17
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