Hello Rotary world, from MI!
Hello, Ishin here from MI. I own a voltexed out fully built evo.
Its never too late to start a "build" thread right? :) - evolutionm.net I have been in the tuner scene for as long as I can remember. I have always loved FDs and FD bug is finally biting me. I am in the process of parting away from my Evo and picking up a FD. Either rotary or LS (I know, I know, LS....) But im here to learn, communicate, and get myself a FD that will become a street driven track car. So Hello and I look forward to meeting all of you! (virtually) |
Hey I am from Michigan also, I own a FC rx7, i love the looks of the FD'd tho, i always wanted a fd since i saw Fast and furious, but i setted for a 1989 Rx7 GTU, i am also debateing on swaping in a LS.
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Originally Posted by kushdog
(Post 11698083)
Hey I am from Michigan also, I own a FC rx7, i love the looks of the FD'd tho, i always wanted a fd since i saw Fast and furious, but i setted for a 1989 Rx7 GTU, i am also debateing on swaping in a LS.
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Originally Posted by BNR34RB26DETT
(Post 11700086)
whats making you go LS? Is it the reliability? power? or gas efficiency?
Plus a 99-2006 chevy truck 5.3L only cost $500-$900 at a junkyard , computer , wireing, sensers, everything to make it run. My 13b has plenty of power at 7000 rpm(rated at 160), but almost zero power at 2000 rpm. a Ls puts out atleast 160hp at 2000rpm, if not more, so off idle it will have more power than the 13b revved out..... I like low end power, I like rolling on the throttle in 5 gear and pulling away. not down shifting 3 gears to get the same effect. If i am going have a 2 door 2 seater sports car. i wanna have so power to play with. |
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