Fd3s transmission and other questions
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Originally Posted by concealer404
Reverant is the only person i've heard of using this gearbox. I'm sure he has his reasons for using it (maybe supply is different in Greece.). In the US, it's not used because we have better options. Try google some more.
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Originally Posted by concealer404
Great. So what's the question? Sounds about as smart as turbo-ing your Miata because you had some random tractor turbo laying around.
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Originally Posted by 18psi
Clearly you should build your car around your transmission.
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I'll be nice and answer your question:
my cousin had a 93 fd many years ago. Iirc he went through 2-3 transmissions on it. car was just bolt ons but he street raced the daylights out of it (but no track at all). So to me, that's pretty weak.
I mean, if you wanna do things roundabout and waste money and time then sure. Just document it well and take lots of pictures, so we can just link the next guy that's gonna be making the same exact thread in the next few months.
my cousin had a 93 fd many years ago. Iirc he went through 2-3 transmissions on it. car was just bolt ons but he street raced the daylights out of it (but no track at all). So to me, that's pretty weak.
I mean, if you wanna do things roundabout and waste money and time then sure. Just document it well and take lots of pictures, so we can just link the next guy that's gonna be making the same exact thread in the next few months.
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Originally Posted by huesmann
Is "I already had it" a better excuse to shoehorn a transmission into your build than it is to shoehorn a turbo into your build?
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Originally Posted by 18psi
I'll be nice and answer your question:
my cousin had a 93 fd many years ago. Iirc he went through 2-3 transmissions on it. car was just bolt ons but he street raced the daylights out of it (but no track at all). So to me, that's pretty weak.
my cousin had a 93 fd many years ago. Iirc he went through 2-3 transmissions on it. car was just bolt ons but he street raced the daylights out of it (but no track at all). So to me, that's pretty weak.
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Originally Posted by concealer404
That was answered. We don't do that, because it sucks.How much less could you care?$500 all in to run an FD trans. Hahahahahaah how precious you are.
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Originally Posted by 18psi
bolt ons on 91oct. so like 300whp?I think you'll be a little bit more qualified to drop prices when you've actually completed it.
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Originally Posted by concealer404
Here's the thing... turns out i've purchased a clutch for TII/FD application before. It being a good one, it cost about $550, alone.
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Originally Posted by 18psi
Sounds like you're almost there. Just like the hundred guys before you. Just like every unfinished project for sale ever. "just needs...........and its done"
8.8 kit on the way i got the irs diff in my living room. all i need is that damn transmission and send it to the roller