List of Cars With The SR20DET
| Model | Spec | Chassis | Years | Colour | Turbo | Market |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bluebird | 2000SSS Attesa Limited | U12 | 1989
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T25g | Japan | |
| 2000SSS Attesa Limited | U13 | 91-93 | Red top | T25g | Japan | |
| 2000SSS Attesa Limited | U13 | 94-95 | Black top | T25g | Japan | |
| Pulsar | GTI-R | RNN14 | 90-94 | Red top | T28 (Quad TB) | Japan |
| 180SX | All | S13 | 91-93 | Red top | T25g | Japan |
| All (except G/Type S) | S13 | 94-97 | Black top | T25g | Japan | |
| Silvia | K's | S13 | 91-93 | Red top | T25g | Japan |
| K's | S14 | 94-99 | Black top | T28 (VTC) | Japan | |
| Autech Version K's MF-T | S14 | 98-99 | Black top | IHI VN14 (VTC) | Japan | |
| 270R | S14 | 1994 | ||||
| Spec-R | S15 | 99-02 | Black top | T28 (VTC) | Japan | |
| Avenir | GT Turbo Salut | W10 | 95,97 | Silver top | T25g | Japan |
| GT4 | W11 | 98,00-01 | Silver top | T25g | Japan | |
| Liberty | GT4 Highway Star | M12 | 99-00 | Japan | ||
| R'nessa | GT Turbo | N30 | 97-01 | Silver top | T25BB | Japan |
| 200SX | s14 | 93-99 | Black top | (VTC) | Europe | |
| Sunny | GTI-R | RNN14 | 90-94 | Red top2 | T28 (Quad TB) | Europe |
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