has the bump steer in the fd 20b conversion ever been fully corrected yet? Im getting people say yes to there setup, and people saying no to the same setup, so is there anyone who has the best way to the conversion, for the the bump steer problem

 

The best way would be to go all custom and leave the steering rack in the original position. My friend is doing a 20B FD conversoion, and he solved it with mounting the front cover of the engine over the steering rack, utilitizing a flat aluminium plate for oil sump. He will be running an external barnes dry sump setup.

 

i dont wana try to do **** like that, what other route can i go and keep the weight distribution the same

 

Check these guys out.

http://www.autotechmotorsports.com/projects-20bfd.htm

-Destin

 

Mine was done without modifying the subframe or steering rack. Thus, no bump-steer.

 

Red if you dont mind can you give me some pointers, on this setup, i was a team memer till i moved of Alert Diaz supra, competing against Nero at titan motors ports john sepherd with the 8.7 sec dsm, andrew with the low 8 sec 350z... well anyways my point is that this class is meant for the 6 cylinder cars, but those car have nothing in it, i wana try to atleast keep most of my **** and go 8 s and i know i can do it with the 20b, but i really would like my power steering. how is the weight distribution on your car when u put the 20b in?

 

As far a his set up, he will not tell you exactly your best bet is to contact Ascosta Motorsports

 

i will never deal with acosta after i heard what happened to that other guys car

 

That "other guy" is Red-Rx7, and they made good with him and got his car together and running, very, very, very well....................... so well that his turbo kill'd itself trying to keep up.

 

so RED was the one that was gunna kill them......lololololol **** man i bow down to you brotha, you have some patiance. cuz if it would of been me i woulda owned half the shop right now....lolol. so i guess ill call acosta, but im not looking for someone to work on my car ima do it myself, i just want to know of someone that can steer me in the right direction