Possibly coming back to the FC world!
Whats up guys :) After selling my last FC about a year ago, I then purchased my dream car, my '94 FD. Ive done a few bolt on upgrades, and have a nice solid 12 second FD, that is in immaculate condition. Everything's great right? Well, I actually miss my FC. Not sure why, theres just something about the FC that makes me want to come back. I think Im going to put my FD up for sale in the spring, and buy another FC. This one will be a widebody LS1 ( No flaming please..Ill have another rotary car to go along with it). Just wanted to say hi to everyone again, and to look out for a new monster FC shortly ;)
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theres a nice lookin fc for sale on 322 in downingtown pa if thats close to u...havent looked close to it yet
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Welcome Back to our world. Good luck on your FC hunt!
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You had a nice looking GXL. Hope you find another good FC.
Do you have any insights or interesting comparisons between the FC & FD? |
um....welcome back but why, there must be some kinda reason to come back to the FC world after being in the FD world. Why dont you keep the FD and buy a FC too. I was thinking of getting a FD also sometime but keeping my FC.
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Originally Posted by jgrts20
um....welcome back but why, there must be some kinda reason to come back to the FC world after being in the FD world. Why dont you keep the FD and buy a FC too. I was thinking of getting a FD also sometime but keeping my FC.
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Originally Posted by cbrinega
You had a nice looking GXL. Hope you find another good FC.
Do you have any insights or interesting comparisons between the FC & FD? For actual driving differences, the FD is far more stable, and also quicker with minor bolt-ons that a turbo FC. I ran a 13.5~105mph my 1st time at the track, on stock 10lbs boost, with nothing but an intake and exhaust, and 1/2 bald shitty kumho 712s. Now with just a few more upgrades and 14psi, its capable of low 12s. You sit lower, steering is more precise, and handling is amazing. Its like an FC on steroids. |
I was lookin at getting another FC. Cant afford an FD at the current moment. If i could, i would have an FD in a Heartbeat!
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Originally Posted by DropTop88RX-7
I was lookin at getting another FC. Cant afford an FD at the current moment. If i could, i would have an FD in a Heartbeat!
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I feel the exact same way about FDs...
I feel that they're too fucking pretty and should be left driven stock....unless you have $$ flying out of your ass! I'm going for another TII....Once both my TIIs are done, then I'll buy an FD...as a pretty driver.... |
You got to know, the cars were built to be used, why get all paranoid about it. Live your life with your FD, i know if i ever get one im going to drive the hell out of the thing.
Wouldnt you want your FD to have fun too? Think of its feelings too :p |
i think probably the best part of the FC is that you can acctualy drive it w/o worrying too much. I tear into my 86 GXL on a regular basis. The FD would appreciate the fun aswell. keep it around.
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I love your FD. It made me dance once.
I can't wait to see whatever project you do. |
I plan on getting an FD eventually, but it will prob be at least 5 years, maybe more. Before I do that, I still have to build my 13B-RE powered FC with at least 450 to the wheels.
As for the FD, I don't think I would feel too paranoid in it. Sure, it looks like an exotic, but nothing pisses me off more than people with exotics that never drive them. My uncle has 2 Ferraris and he drives them to work sometimes and takes them out to the track. He knows you don't get that kind of machinery and let it sit. Sure, an FD may be an amazing exotic looking car, but it's still worth less than my family car ('03 Mazda 6) |
welcome back, widebody ls1 sounds awesome, how can you bring yourself to sell the fd though!!!
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Lenny, this Is great to hear! I look forward to seeing you frequent the FC Board.
Btw, let's see some pics of your FD... |
Originally Posted by silverrotor
Lenny, this Is great to hear! I look forward to seeing you frequent the FC Board.
Btw, let's see some pics of your FD... https://www.rx7club.com/attachment.p...hmentid=135394 https://www.rx7club.com/attachment.p...hmentid=115332 https://www.rx7club.com/attachment.p...hmentid=135546 https://www.rx7club.com/attachment.p...hmentid=135550 https://www.rx7club.com/attachment.p...hmentid=135547 https://www.rx7club.com/attachment.p...hmentid=114175 |
I have a beat up 91 FC NA automatic coupe and a near mint 1994 FD manual transmission as well.
As far as a a daily driver, the FC is the better car. I'll say the same about long distance driving as well. It's just a little more comfortable. I've never had the FD in the snow but with snow tires, the FC is as good as an SUV (deep snow or ice). The N/A is trouble free. It doesn't get crazy on freeway ramps because I just don't flog it as much as the FD. I couldn't imagine selling the FD, though. You'd have to take up aerobatics in a Pitts S2 to beat the thrill you get with that twin turbo spinning to redline in third gear. |
Originally Posted by Mazda99Nikon
I have a beat up 91 FC NA automatic coupe and a near mint 1994 FD manual transmission as well.
As far as a a daily driver, the FC is the better car. I'll say the same about long distance driving as well. It's just a little more comfortable. I've never had the FD in the snow but with snow tires, the FC is as good as an SUV (deep snow or ice). The N/A is trouble free. It doesn't get crazy on freeway ramps because I just don't flog it as much as the FD. I couldn't imagine selling the FD, though. You'd have to take up aerobatics in a Pitts S2 to beat the thrill you get with that twin turbo spinning to redline in third gear. Anyway, since Ive posted this I think I am going to keep the FD. After all, it is my dream car and Ive worked so hard to get her.. I may just need to take up a 2nd job for the FC project :p: |
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