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    On your Sentra you didn't say how old the current clutch is. If is original to the car you should replace it while everything is apart. Courtesy Nissan (they have a website to look at but you can also call) sells a nice set-up with an upgraded ACT pressure plate and a stock late model SE-R disk (which I beleive is carbon-kevlar friction material). This set-up with a new throw out bearing should last a very, very long time without too heavy pedal effort.

    The best radiator is the Nissan Motorsports HD radiator, which is really the euro market turbo 20DET part. This also includes a higher pressure rad cap (same as a turbo Z cap). With this rad you will not overheat and may need to cover some of it when outside temps are very cold. If you do not upgrade, a new stock type part with a higher pressure cap would be far better than an old partially clogged up part.

    The Stanza pulley is supposed to be a good set-up to lower the water pump speed. I think non-AC equiped Sentra SE-Rs also had a smaller WP pulley as stock. You will also need a slightly shorter polyrib belt for these pulleys. The underdrive crank pulley as already noted does not have a harmonic balancer. On the other hand it will slow down both the water pump and the power steering pump. Again I would talk to the guys at Courtesy Nissan.
    Tom Broring
    Wash DC Region
    ITA Nissan Sentra SER
    HP Triumph Spitfire
    HP VW Rabbit

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    Quote Originally Posted by T Broring View Post
    The best radiator is the Nissan Motorsports HD radiator, which is really the euro market turbo 20DET part. This also includes a higher pressure rad cap (same as a turbo Z cap). With this rad you will not overheat and may need to cover some of it when outside temps are very cold. If you do not upgrade, a new stock type part with a higher pressure cap would be far better than an old partially clogged up part.

    I think non-AC equiped Sentra SE-Rs also had a smaller WP pulley as stock.
    The GTiR rad isn't nearly as big as a Koyo. It's also no longer available. The Nismo cap is also good for another pound or two of pressure over the Z32 cap. I'd have to look when I get home (I have both caps there).

    There is only one stock pulley for all B13's with SR's.
    Blair Judson
    91 NX2000 (former SSB car, someday ITA car?)

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    Where did you guys find an oil filter relocator for the SR20? I'm having a little trouble finding something at a reasonable price.
    Brett Westcott
    #58 ITA Sentra SE-R

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brettt View Post
    Where did you guys find an oil filter relocator for the SR20?
    We didn't relocate the oil filter... - GA

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    - Koyo radiator
    - UOR pulleys
    - JWT Clutch pressure plate with '00 B14 factory disc and stock T/O brg.
    Last edited by Greg Amy; 06-15-2009 at 10:02 PM.

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