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Old 03-16-05, 05:19 PM
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Exclamation Sr Fc Swap!!! Pics

I just got my sr fc driving few days ago. Here's a few pics of the swap. This car is bult just for drifting. If u dont like it dont post!!!!!!!!!!!!!





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Congratulations, nice job, very nice,


SHOULD HAVE KEPT THE ROTARY THO
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nice.

how did you mount it in there?
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That is ******* awsome I love intresting swaps
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Very nice. Did you make the mounts yourself? Oh and nice coilovers too.
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very nice!!!
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cool.
are you running a sort of V-mount front setup there?
how did you do/figure out the mounts?
has it been a fun project or what?
I bet it'll be pretty damn reliable, those motors are tough!
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is that why you did it, more reliability? Or were you needing a bit more torque?
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I did all the welding/fab work. yes im running a v mount that was ont only way to fit the 26x20x3.5. The rad has a 16" fan on a cold day i cant even run the fan the motor runs so cool.... as for reliability eehhh i never had a problem with the 13bt loved the motor. Just the extra low end from the Sr helps its like a totally diff car. Ive built a turbo 350 rx7 that runs on alky. But if i had to pick from back when the 350 was NA the rotary or the sr i would hands down say the sr20. The power just feels right in the car like it was built for the motor. The car is a lil heavy in the rear now tho i have plans to get lexan hatch help get some weight off the rear. The sr20 lighter then the 13bt was by pretty good amount.

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Originally Posted by yallgotboost
The sr20 lighter then the 13bt was by pretty good amount.

u sure about that....
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I'm glad, with the FC, the brake lines are not right over the turbo, like they are in the 240.
I seen a lot of the 240 guys get boiled brakes from it.
Still, you may want to make some kind of shield, so you dont heat up the master cyl.
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Originally Posted by DARKMAZ8
u sure about that....
Yes im sure..... Think about how much cast iron is in a 13bt. I mean **** guys that swap in a ls1 just about make the car 50/50. When i pulled the rotary out the front of the car was very low couldnt get ur pinky between the tire and fender.... With the sr i can fit my whole hand between the tire and fender. The car rasied up a good 3 to 4"
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Originally Posted by FC3SHawaii
I'm glad, with the FC, the brake lines are not right over the turbo, like they are in the 240.
I seen a lot of the 240 guys get boiled brakes from it.
Still, you may want to make some kind of shield, so you dont heat up the master cyl.
The pictures kinda tricks you. If u look at it in person pretty good amount of room from the turbo to any brake part. But that was one of the things i planed on doing in the next few weeks. I just wanted to get the car out and driving to see if i even liked the sr20 in the car. Seems pretty good so far...... I might go back to rotary one day tho time will tell.
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post more pics DDDDDDDDAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWGGGGGGG!!!!!
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very nice job....good work.
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Hey, the main thing is you having fun!
Good job too!
Geez, we gotta get your car and my car together someday!
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what ever happened to tha tt small block fc you were building?
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Originally Posted by RX-Heven
what ever happened to tha tt small block fc you were building?
still have it... just put the motor back together tonight the car has a full tube frame now just finished up all the tin work this week the car went on hold for my other rx7 for a few months but should be rockin soon
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definitely agree with the "more pictures" comment. i always like seeing something different. looks like a nice clean job. musta been real fun.
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Holy ****-***** you're my idol.....
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any more updates on how the car runs? more pictures?
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god i love nissan engines..good swap, at least you didnt go honda on us LOL

post some clips or vids or something
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the only thing i dont like is the heat soak your going to get on the intercooler. i understand it was a tight fit but you should at least make some kind of thermal barrier. other than that, very interesting. ,maybe a rb25 could be worthwhile. now also, did you use the nissan transmission with it or did you modify the bellhousing? also again, did use make a custom driveshaft and use the same rear end? i have two friends with SR20 240's so this interests me.
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the only thing i dont like is the heat soak your going to get on the intercooler. i understand it was a tight fit but you should at least make some kind of thermal barrier. other than that, very interesting. ,maybe a rb25 could be worthwhile. now also, did you use the nissan transmission with it or did you modify the bellhousing? also again, did use make a custom driveshaft and use the same rear end? i have two friends with SR20 240's so this interests me.
the only thing i dont like is the heat soak your going to get on the intercooler what are you talking about?? I used the sr20 trans. Made a custom 3" driveshaft at work and im running the turbo II rear.


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