FC vs FD.
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11-12-07, 11:32 PM
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Yeah, I don't know.... I think FD's are pretty darn cool. 
I'd get one if I could afford to "do it right" with one. Unfortunately, all I could afford is to get one and keep it running. No mods, no fun, etc..
With an FC, I can afford the car, a paint booth, air compressor, paint.... man.. I should have gotten an FD.
I'd get one if I could afford to "do it right" with one. Unfortunately, all I could afford is to get one and keep it running. No mods, no fun, etc.. With an FC, I can afford the car, a paint booth, air compressor, paint.... man.. I should have gotten an FD.
11-13-07, 10:03 AM
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11-13-07, 10:08 AM
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The only things done to the one I had were Petit Racing intake, Aluminum AST, a Rotary Performance catback, and some reliability stuff.(and that's how the car was when i bought it)
The car was plenty of fun but unfortunately alot of the good stuff for upgrading FD's is at much higher price point than FC's and they're just a little harder to work on.
that's a first. or at least to my eyes.
11-13-07, 07:48 PM
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there are people have dumped 70k+ into their fds especially some of the guys with 20b swaps. but then again as soon as a car is in fast and the furious parts get 5x more expensive
