has anyone done the 4x4 conversion...LATELY??
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has anyone done the 4x4 conversion...LATELY??
iv read all the other post but from what i have read no one on here has actually done it. after readin all those post i told a friend of mine (and i live in the south...everyone likes 4 wheel drive) and hes willing to go in with me money wise to 4x4 a fb. nothing that will look pretty we just wanna see if we can do it. but i figured i would ask to see if anyone has done this lately...or looked deeply into it?
also dont say anything like get a truck...or put it on a truck frame... we WANT to see if we can make it happen ..its just a challenge (with a really cool outcome if it works)
thanks
Brad
also dont say anything like get a truck...or put it on a truck frame... we WANT to see if we can make it happen ..its just a challenge (with a really cool outcome if it works)
thanks
Brad
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He specifically asked you NOT to say that, rotarysuzuki.
AS far as I know, nobody has seriously looked into it for a long time. There are only a few out there to begin with, and I believe they are all rally cars.
AS far as I know, nobody has seriously looked into it for a long time. There are only a few out there to begin with, and I believe they are all rally cars.
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it's definitely possible, but 4X4'ing an FB w/ stock tranny is a no no.. you would only create stress tensions w/ all the load that it will transfer
you might also wanna go the v8 swap route as well
you might also wanna go the v8 swap route as well
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well my plan right now if get a fb...and a 626...and see wut works...make wut i need to get the front end in. then start lookin into trans/transfur cases. im not goan start this till after i get my 12at in my car. so by then i should have a nice chunck of money which im thinkin a rather cheap skyline driveline...or wrx/rs(REALLY PRICY THO)
alot the 4x4 truck guys were sayin that in there trucks in 4x4 there top speed are like 55..and that aint cool so im defently goin with a fast awd car driveline.
right now me and him are just spitin out ideas..were both in projects right now so were gona wait till after the summer.
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brad
alot the 4x4 truck guys were sayin that in there trucks in 4x4 there top speed are like 55..and that aint cool so im defently goin with a fast awd car driveline.
right now me and him are just spitin out ideas..were both in projects right now so were gona wait till after the summer.
thanks
brad
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Yea, I'm working on it...
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Originally posted by Jinx099
would it be possible to put a DSM AWD driveline in a FB?
would it be possible to put a DSM AWD driveline in a FB?
edit: jinx, i love your avatar and sig.
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hell yeah thanks man...with that idea this might not be so expensive...just alot fabing..but my dad owns a nice big machine shop..and all the workers are family friends with bad *** cars...so i get ALLL the help i need
(guy rebuilt every part that was in his trans for his camaro)
(guy rebuilt every part that was in his trans for his camaro)
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look out with the dsm route, remember that those are transversly mounted engines = major fab work and it only may work, if your going to do a whole tranny swaplook to subaru, longitudally mounted, same as the beloved rex, but expensive as hell, however it will take abuse, don't know if they would fit a 12a though
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yes but it can be done eazy and you could put the rx body on the suzuki frame less fab work and same end result and if you wanted to which I may try is a geo tracker coil springa are always nicer than leafs
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yes but it can be done eazy and you could put the rx body on the suzuki frame less fab work and same end result and if you wanted to which I may try is a geo tracker coil springa are always nicer than leafs
yes but it can be done eazy and you could put the rx body on the suzuki frame less fab work and same end result and if you wanted to which I may try is a geo tracker coil springa are always nicer than leafs
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look out with the dsm route, remember that those are transversly mounted engines = major fab work and it only may work, if your going to do a whole tranny swaplook to subaru, longitudally mounted, same as the beloved rex, but expensive as hell, however it will take abuse, don't know if they would fit a 12a though
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Yes it can be done!!!!!!!!!!!
If anyone wants to do this setup..i have the tranny, Bellhousing, and both driveshafts for the project.. Gearing is 1 to1 on this tranny...
I will let it go for $500......
It will bolt up to any 12A or 13B..Requires a turbo clutch, and flywheel.. Or i can shim the bellhousing to fit any 12a or 13b NA flywheel.
You will have to do some work on the rx7 floor.
Alos you will need a front strait axle from a 84 and older 4wd toyota truck and shorten it.
You ,may have to lift the engine about 5 inches to clear the front diff and keep the same ground clerance..
I was planning on doing this myself for a while and put all the parts together but since have lost storage and time.
Either way this would be real cool
Email me at jonathan@c2ctech.com
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I will let it go for $500......
It will bolt up to any 12A or 13B..Requires a turbo clutch, and flywheel.. Or i can shim the bellhousing to fit any 12a or 13b NA flywheel.
You will have to do some work on the rx7 floor.
Alos you will need a front strait axle from a 84 and older 4wd toyota truck and shorten it.
You ,may have to lift the engine about 5 inches to clear the front diff and keep the same ground clerance..
I was planning on doing this myself for a while and put all the parts together but since have lost storage and time.
Either way this would be real cool
Email me at jonathan@c2ctech.com
garnerville NY
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Originally posted by rotorysuzuki
yes but it can be done eazy and you could put the rx body on the suzuki frame less fab work and same end result and if you wanted to which I may try is a geo tracker coil springa are always nicer than leafs
yes but it can be done eazy and you could put the rx body on the suzuki frame less fab work and same end result and if you wanted to which I may try is a geo tracker coil springa are always nicer than leafs
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I always wanted to hook a rotary up to the Nissan ATESSA system. Something like an BNR34 driveline and computer with a slightly stretched FC body on the outside, and a home built four rotor. Not that its feasable mind.
Drivetrain out of a Justy 4x4 might work.
Drivetrain out of a Justy 4x4 might work.
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well maybe you havent been reading and seeing that people are saying to use a toy front axle all I am saying is you could use the suzuki drive train and use the rex frame it can be done but when you have built something then speak I have built quite a few things people cant belive
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