RX- Storm?????
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RX- Storm?????
i was just thinking of putting a rotary into a geo storm... I know it will be alot of work but.. the storm is so much smaller and lighter.. slapping in a S5 engine or even a S4 would be great..
I know its a front wheel drive car.. what are the go abouts of changing it to a rear wheel drive? i know i would need the trans and the engine.. but what else is there?
I know its a front wheel drive car.. what are the go abouts of changing it to a rear wheel drive? i know i would need the trans and the engine.. but what else is there?
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Go solid rear axle to save on complications of suspension geometry... There should be a tunnel in which they run the exhaust... Run your driveshaft that way. Then put the exhaust under it, or you could side pipe it.
Weld up your own crossmember with engine and tranny mounts... Sounds like a very intricate and expensive project.
Weld up your own crossmember with engine and tranny mounts... Sounds like a very intricate and expensive project.
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Originally Posted by CokeRx7
i was just thinking of putting a rotary into a geo storm... I know it will be alot of work but.. the storm is so much smaller and lighter.. slapping in a S5 engine or even a S4 would be great..
I know its a front wheel drive car.. what are the go abouts of changing it to a rear wheel drive? i know i would need the trans and the engine.. but what else is there?
I know its a front wheel drive car.. what are the go abouts of changing it to a rear wheel drive? i know i would need the trans and the engine.. but what else is there?
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It actually shouldn't be that hard.... The driveshaft tunnel is already there, and there are also rear differentials and driveshafts available.... They made an AWD version...
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yeah i was looking on egay for some geo's and they look ok for short people.. :laugh:
the thing is that i want to keep a 2 door car.. i'm not sure if they even came out with a 323 2door..
for less work it would be a hell of alot easier to get a FB and slap in a 13B.. that i'm getting from eightman..
the thing is that i want to keep a 2 door car.. i'm not sure if they even came out with a 323 2door..
for less work it would be a hell of alot easier to get a FB and slap in a 13B.. that i'm getting from eightman..
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True..
I've seen a pic of someone actually doing that... Since you really dont have to change much except the engine and wires and maybe ecu??.. i'll be on a search for a miata then..
I've seen a pic of someone actually doing that... Since you really dont have to change much except the engine and wires and maybe ecu??.. i'll be on a search for a miata then..
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Originally Posted by SlingShotRX7
Rotary in a Geo Storm = the Rotary being the most reliable thing on that chasis.
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