Building a Fuctional FD From a Roller
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Building a Fuctional FD From a Roller
I was thinking of maybe acquiring a FD roller and building it moderately.
First off, please post up some links to reputable rotary engine rebuilders and transmissions.
If there is any general guide to building a roller, please post that also!
Thanks.
First off, please post up some links to reputable rotary engine rebuilders and transmissions.
If there is any general guide to building a roller, please post that also!
Thanks.
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I dont think your going to get much of a response or responses other than "search"
Roller + engine + or - tranny = Cheapest way to get a FD, unless you want a blown one which you have to pull anyway
(assuming you can save some labor costs by working on her yourself or have a shop hookup)
Roller + engine + or - tranny = Cheapest way to get a FD, unless you want a blown one which you have to pull anyway
(assuming you can save some labor costs by working on her yourself or have a shop hookup)
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I am also building a roller and I will not be coming out ahead. As you get into it, you find a ton of crap that just nickel-and-dimes you to death. Buy a working/driving car.