KA24E
(Note - these are estimated crank numbers, arrived at by
taking actual dyno run wheel numbers and assuming 20% drivetrain loss)

The KA24E was used in several Nissans. Most common are mid '80's-later trucks, and the '89-'90 240SX.

Power is generally good, but it's strong point is torque.

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In the chart above, this shows crank HP and torque in a very lightly modified (read: only bolt-on type stuff) KA24E. Notice the broad, very flat torque curve.

This engine has 80% of peak torque available over a 4000rpm range. Peak numbers come to: 154hp@5200rpm and 166ft-lbs@3000rpm. Factory HP rating fo this engine is 140hp. Totally stock KA24E's should show a similar torque/hp curve, with only 10hp less.