NISSAN PULSAR GTI-R

Body: Two-door hatch, Cd - 0.39
Drive: Transverse front engines, four-wheel drive with viscous coupling, center differential and viscous LSD,
Overall Length (mm): 3975
Overall Width (mm): 1690
Overall Height (mm): 1410
Wheelbase (mm): 2,720
Curb Weight (kg): 1,250
Steering: Rack & pinion with power assistance
Suspension Front: Ind. multi-link with coil springs Rear Ind. multi-link with coil springs
Brakes Front: Ventilated disks Braking (100km/h-0): 40.3m (133ft) Rear Ventilated disks
Tires Front: 195-50R147 BS pot. RE71 Rear 195-50R147 BS pot. RE71
  
Gear ratio:  
1st: 3.285  
2nd: 1.850  
3rd: 1.272  
4th: 0.954  
5th: 0.740  
Rev: 3.266  
Final: 4.125 e:
Displacement (cc): 1998 Bore x
Stroke (mm) Max. Power:  
Power: 171.5kw  
Acceleration (0-100km/h): 5.27 s  
Redline is set to 7300rpm 
Max. Torque Torque: 200 lbft
Top Speed: 223.450km/h (139.66 mph)
Transmission: 5-speed manual transmission
Fuel Economy: 12.93/14.11m/g (city/highway)
Engine Type: SR20DET Turbocharged ln-line-4 DOHC 16 valves with intercooler, Garett TO28 turbocharger at 10.6 psi
Nissan Pulsar Gti-R '91  
This Gti-R was the only 3-door hatchback of the forth generation Pulsar spawned by a full model change in 1990. Based on the 2.0 litre inline 4-cylinder DOHC turbo SR20DET engine, the power unit boasts specifications of 230PS and 29.0kgm thanks to alterations to the 4-butterfly throttle intake and exhaust mechanisms. The body also underwent substantial changes with large spoilers being added to the front and rear and a big intake placed on the bonnet. The drive produced is truly staggering, and the compact body accelerates as if being pulled by some huge  
force. The car really hugs the road thanks to the four-wheel drive, but as it is front heavy, understeer can be a problem unless care is taken. Because of its impressive driving capability on the streets, it maintains faithful following among the general public.
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