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Old 05-07-07, 10:10 PM
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S5 TII rotors in FD?

I am thinking of picking up an FD and I have a s5 TII engine I got for free in my garage and I was wondering if I was to get an FD if I rebuilt the engine could I use any of the s5 parts could I jack the compression up to a safe level to boost on but still have a power gain? I also have noticed people using rx8 e-shafts in FC's and I was wondering if it would work in an FD and if it did are you still loosing the pound or so like you are in the FC?
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Old 05-07-07, 10:26 PM
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You're thinking of N/A rotors. S5 TII are the same weight ad compression as FD rotors.

All e-shafts 86-95 are the same, so yeah you still save the weight... but it doesn't much sense unless your e-shaft is toast.
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Thanks alexdimen. Does anyone know what the comp. would be when using na s5 rotors?
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My old car had those. If you do a search you can find my dyno thread. (it's in my sig)
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