Want a 20B in a FD......
Pettit Racing Banzai is for sale on thepartstrader, it's only 70k
For the 50/50 weight ratio, I've read that it's possible to move the transmission 6 inch to the rear to let room for the extra rotor, so the weight ratio still 50/50. Peter Farrell has done this. The drawback of this solution is that you need to do a new hole for the shifter.
Alex
For the 50/50 weight ratio, I've read that it's possible to move the transmission 6 inch to the rear to let room for the extra rotor, so the weight ratio still 50/50. Peter Farrell has done this. The drawback of this solution is that you need to do a new hole for the shifter.
Alex
Originally posted by 86rx-7
For the 50/50 weight ratio, I've read that it's possible to move the transmission 6 inch to the rear to let room for the extra rotor, so the weight ratio still 50/50. Peter Farrell has done this. The drawback of this solution is that you need to do a new hole for the shifter.
For the 50/50 weight ratio, I've read that it's possible to move the transmission 6 inch to the rear to let room for the extra rotor, so the weight ratio still 50/50. Peter Farrell has done this. The drawback of this solution is that you need to do a new hole for the shifter.

And your shifter ends up being about 4 inches back from the ideal location... nice. No wonder they've only done one car, to my knowledge.
I am working on my install and have been talking to Cameron @ Pettit and he said that by adding a lightweight flywheel and relocating the battery to the trunk you can get a 51/49 weight ratio or so. That's the way I'm going and you don't have to cut or move ANYTHING.
Originally posted by 20B 3rd Gen
I am working on my install and have been talking to Cameron @ Pettit and he said that by adding a lightweight flywheel and relocating the battery to the trunk you can get a 51/49 weight ratio or so. That's the way I'm going and you don't have to cut or move ANYTHING.
I am working on my install and have been talking to Cameron @ Pettit and he said that by adding a lightweight flywheel and relocating the battery to the trunk you can get a 51/49 weight ratio or so. That's the way I'm going and you don't have to cut or move ANYTHING.
Originally posted by HedgeHog
Was there any conclusion whether running dry sump provides enough clearance for the steering rack? I thought the big list mentioned this once upon a time.
Was there any conclusion whether running dry sump provides enough clearance for the steering rack? I thought the big list mentioned this once upon a time.

A dry sump kit exists for the 13G (~$3,500), but the 13G is shorter than the 20B, front to back, which is why some parts need to be custom fabricated for the 20B specifically.
Last edited by jimlab; Feb 3, 2002 at 02:18 PM.
Originally posted by ALANB.FD3
There is a shop in San Antonio (3 Rotor is the name i think) that does 20b conversions. I've seen their work first hand and was very impressed. 35K is the price tag for the job and the price covers everything...it better, right? You get the engine, single turbo set-up, beefed up frame and a few other goodies. They use engines out of the Cosmo. Their set-up is capable of well over 500hp, but the shop de-tunes the car for civility. The owner said 500+hp on the street was like driving on ice.
There is a shop in San Antonio (3 Rotor is the name i think) that does 20b conversions. I've seen their work first hand and was very impressed. 35K is the price tag for the job and the price covers everything...it better, right? You get the engine, single turbo set-up, beefed up frame and a few other goodies. They use engines out of the Cosmo. Their set-up is capable of well over 500hp, but the shop de-tunes the car for civility. The owner said 500+hp on the street was like driving on ice.
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