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08-28-08, 09:18 PM
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I am very into the 3rd Gen 1993 Touring edition..
I bet This question have been ask alot but (i dont see a search button)
But can someone please list the reliability mods that Could make it a Daily Driver
For my son that is ^^
I bet This question have been ask alot but (i dont see a search button)
But can someone please list the reliability mods that Could make it a Daily Driver
For my son that is ^^
08-29-08, 09:07 AM
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There are alot of mods to get done. DD is possible if you maintain the car properly.
There are a bunch of mods you should do when you first get the car. Of the top of my head, in addition to the ones stated above,
Upgrade radiator, AST, I think down pipe, Efini y-pipe and upgraded ECU will help you with a smoother transition to the second turbo.
If you wanna go nuts, from the very little I know,
-Dual oil coolers
-single turbo
-Upgraded ICs
-V-mount?
There are a bunch of mods you should do when you first get the car. Of the top of my head, in addition to the ones stated above,
Upgrade radiator, AST, I think down pipe, Efini y-pipe and upgraded ECU will help you with a smoother transition to the second turbo.
If you wanna go nuts, from the very little I know,
-Dual oil coolers
-single turbo
-Upgraded ICs
-V-mount?
08-29-08, 04:55 PM
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was just going to comment on the vac lines. there are many, many of them in the FD. half the problems i can imagine trace to vac stuff. make the vac system a priority, then do all the grounds, fluids, spark plugs/wires, hoses, etc...
other than that, theres not much needed to make the car a DD. make sure the tires and brakes are good, change the engine oil frequently, and keep some oil in the car to add when needed.
other than that, theres not much needed to make the car a DD. make sure the tires and brakes are good, change the engine oil frequently, and keep some oil in the car to add when needed.
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Not to be a pessimist, but I don't think the third gen is a very good choice for a daily driver, especially a young one. A first or second gen will work much better.
Reliability mods:
Downpipe
Replacement AST (air seperation tank)
Replacement radiator
Silicone hoses
Reliability mods:
Downpipe
Replacement AST (air seperation tank)
Replacement radiator
Silicone hoses
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