Nissan guy looking to get into an FD!
05-26-13, 06:17 PM
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Nissan guy looking to get into an FD!
Hello everyone, my name is Corey and I currently drive an 05 350z single turbo...I am a long time Nissan lover that has always had a soft spot for rotaries, and after owning 9 Nissans, I feel like it is finally time for a change!
I joined here to begin my research on the FD chassis and 13b engine, and hopefully to find someone willing to trade their FD for my turbo Z when the time is right!
I joined here to begin my research on the FD chassis and 13b engine, and hopefully to find someone willing to trade their FD for my turbo Z when the time is right!
05-31-13, 09:53 PM
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Good luck in finding and FD, you will not regret the decision once you go rotary, it is a choice every car enthusiast should make sometime during their life. Just make sure the previous owner has taken great care of his car because rotaries do need a little extra attention. Best of luck!
06-03-13, 12:18 PM
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Going from the bulletproof VQ to a finicky rotary?
don't sell the VQ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love me some rx-7s, but I also have a new Maxima and a VQ Altima with 200k on the clock.
that engine is the ****!
I am about to buy another 7, but those rotor's will soon be pistons!!!!!!
don't sell the VQ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love me some rx-7s, but I also have a new Maxima and a VQ Altima with 200k on the clock.
that engine is the ****!
I am about to buy another 7, but those rotor's will soon be pistons!!!!!!
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06-05-13, 05:07 PM
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Ive always been infatuated with rotaries and i feel like now is the time to jump into learning them. Ive been stuck on Nissans ever since getting my license, and I feel like its time for a change. I know roataries can be a PITA, but im willing to learn how to rebuild one...and I have no problem ditching the rotary engine in favor of something with 6 or less pistons if it becomes a big hassle.
Im swapping a VQ into my S14 drift car, so ill still have one around :P
Im swapping a VQ into my S14 drift car, so ill still have one around :P
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Ive always been infatuated with rotaries and i feel like now is the time to jump into learning them. Ive been stuck on Nissans ever since getting my license, and I feel like its time for a change. I know roataries can be a PITA, but im willing to learn how to rebuild one...and I have no problem ditching the rotary engine in favor of something with 6 or less pistons if it becomes a big hassle.
Im swapping a VQ into my S14 drift car, so ill still have one around :P
Im swapping a VQ into my S14 drift car, so ill still have one around :P
06-14-13, 03:24 PM
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rotary and VQs are both cool
06-14-13, 03:29 PM
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I love the VQ, but love the handling and style of the 7
06-14-13, 03:29 PM
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why not a VQ in a FB?
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