l33 t56 240sx

[MunsonAuto]

Stock master cylinder doesn't have enough through apparently *shrug*...I just went with the Hinson SuperCars 7/8"s wilwood master cylidner kit.

I'm not running any other wiring for the T56, the vehicle speed sensor is the same, the only thing you won't have is the reverse lockout solenoid switch. I don't have it....it just makes it rather hard to get it into reverse, it requires a good amount of force to override the solenoid but it's do-able.

SR20's are 2.0L double over head cam efi inline 4's, not inline 6's. The inline 6's are the RB series out of the skylines. The RB26DETT is twin turbo'd, and when swapped into an S13 they're usually converted to single turbo for ease of installation because the twins don't fit so well. Twin turboing a SR just seems dumb to me, but if it made good power then why not i guess *shrug*

[beertestr]

I'm not running any other wiring for the T56, the vehicle speed sensor is the same, the only thing you won't have is the reverse lockout solenoid switch. I don't have it....it just makes it rather hard to get it into reverse, it requires a good amount of force to override the solenoid but it's do-able.

THe reverse lockout is a dumb 12V circuit. When I put a t56 into my Caprice, I ran the wiring through the brake switch. Tap the brake pedal before you try to pop it into reverse.. works like a charm.

A more integrated way is to enable this in your cal. All LSX controllers have a pinout for things like reverse lockout, and calibration for enabling criteria. Typically the cal enables reverse lockout below a set vehicle speed.

food for thought.

[ma.racing]

THe reverse lockout is a dumb 12V circuit. When I put a t56 into my Caprice, I ran the wiring through the brake switch. Tap the brake pedal before you try to pop it into reverse.. works like a charm.

A more integrated way is to enable this in your cal. All LSX controllers have a pinout for things like reverse lockout, and calibration for enabling criteria. Typically the cal enables reverse lockout below a set vehicle speed.

food for thought.

good info