RB25 powered FD Build!
i'd like to say , good work, for doing all that... it takes a lot of time and patience...
... but you should really learn how to fabricate metal and weld mate. those braces look like they got more welds than metal plate. and they look like they were designed without taking the thought of how forces will be applied to them. sorry, just had to say it. nice paint work though.
i was looking into this thread cause theres an engine-less FC in my neighborhood being sold for real cheap, and i can get an rb25 with gbox etc for 1700 euros so i thought why not, but seeing that its a lot of trouble im having second thoughts... and from what i ve heard, FC's have even less engine space than fd's
... but you should really learn how to fabricate metal and weld mate. those braces look like they got more welds than metal plate. and they look like they were designed without taking the thought of how forces will be applied to them. sorry, just had to say it. nice paint work though.
i was looking into this thread cause theres an engine-less FC in my neighborhood being sold for real cheap, and i can get an rb25 with gbox etc for 1700 euros so i thought why not, but seeing that its a lot of trouble im having second thoughts... and from what i ve heard, FC's have even less engine space than fd's
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*shakes head*
Keep in mind the direction of forces on the differential with and without the PPF, and now the applied forces from the drive shaft.
All this "torque multiplier" from the gearing doesn't change those directions.
Keep in mind the direction of forces on the differential with and without the PPF, and now the applied forces from the drive shaft.
All this "torque multiplier" from the gearing doesn't change those directions.
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What ^^^ said.
My rear-diff brace is the stock PPF chopped up and combined with some roll-cage piping material.
- Thanks for the compliment though, Barban!
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P.S. I loooooooooooooooove the OP's choice of painting the valve covers red...Looks flippin' sa-weeeeeeeeeeeet!!!
VERY NICE ! i love seeing a straight 6 in the FDs..... its a love hate thing in the rx world and alot of people hate the idea lol i love it tho! keep up the good work man! i myself have a 2jzgte in my FD and soon i'm picking up another shell to do an RB26 FD. love the before and after on how clean the engine bay came out.
does your stock hood fit? how much power are you planning on making?
does your stock hood fit? how much power are you planning on making?
You should probably begin by completely remounting the engine and getting a decent brace for the rear-end.
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Where in the **** do I begin?

