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Hey guys this would be my first time here, and my second FC3S. My first was a Turbo II model. This time round I got a a GLU, that will be running a RB25DET from a skyline in it. It still gives me a perfect weight distribution and will be a great Auto X car. I will have pics up as soon as I get some free time. Look forward to many great conversations.
Screw everyone else..if you have a RB swap i wanna see it.
Hell I dont even car is you put a ford escort (Cosworth) motor in it....as long as its a rx-7 and its fast and cheap then I am all for it. I hate all the anti-swap douche bags on this forum, they need to accept creativity.
90% of owners:
will keep 13B motor
will save up for 20B (but its a swap!) but never do it
will never run offsets more aggresive than +45
will never stretch a tire
will bitch and moan about everyone trying new things
Hell I dont even car is you put a ford escort (Cosworth) motor in it....as long as its a rx-7 and its fast and cheap then I am all for it. I hate all the anti-swap douche bags on this forum, they need to accept creativity.
90% of owners:
will keep 13B motor
will save up for 20B (but its a swap!) but never do it
will never run offsets more aggresive than +45
will never stretch a tire
will bitch and moan about everyone trying new things
I'm part of the other 1%. That 1% of posters who think about logic and cost/effectivness first. There is no purpose in swaping a RB25 in an FC aside from the uniqueness factor. You can pull out as much and even more hp out of a 13b-re or 13-bt for so much less money and hassle.
V8 swap are as easy as they come too with all the kits they make these days.
My way of thinking.
V8 swap are as easy as they come too with all the kits they make these days.
My way of thinking.
Well I do wanna stray away from the LS1/V8 crowd. There are 2 FD's here in NC that have the LS1 swap and they are nice, just not my cup of tea. I loved my Turbo II, but this time around I wanted something different. I know the potential of a RB25 and a 13B. I have owned a 240 converted for drag w/ a RB swap. This car is going to be a build thats satisfies my love for the styling of the FC3S, and the power potential/reliability of the RB motor.
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We are going to have a dilema. 
Seriouly though a RB swap isn't really original, everyone swaps a RB in everything these days. I'm not flaming or anything but if I were to go the piston route I'd go with a BMW engine, it's more original and you never have to worry about cost/effectiveness ever again.

Seriouly though a RB swap isn't really original, everyone swaps a RB in everything these days. I'm not flaming or anything but if I were to go the piston route I'd go with a BMW engine, it's more original and you never have to worry about cost/effectiveness ever again.
Last edited by RB_eater; Aug 2, 2007 at 03:58 PM.
Well I thought bout the RB26 swap, but they have 25's at their hands. I will talk to them, since they are the RB specialist for that. It might not be original, but its not as common around NC. There are either LS1's or Rotaries. I would do a F20C, but thats to weak for this car, and I have VTAK as my DD.
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