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Old 01-30-05, 02:47 AM
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Talking FD to FC
is there anything that i can swap from the fd to the fc with no problems ??
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Old 01-30-05, 03:56 AM
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The stock FD rims will not fit up front on an FC.


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So just space them out and your fine right?

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N/A or turbo? An FD fuel pump is a good cheap upgrade.
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what about water pump, brakes,t/b injectors nething ??
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LSD? keep the TII LSD, its stronger than FD's
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Originally Posted by DriftingB26RX7
what about water pump,
No, not unless you swap out the entire water pump housing, alternator, and studs.
Then, the outlet gets moved, so you need a custom hose to mate up with the FC radiator.


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Front brake calipers, yes.
Rotors no.


,t/b injectors nething ??
Throttle body?
No.

Fuel injectors?
No, FD ones are all side-feed; FC ones are all top feed.
No, you can't swap the fuel rails either.



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word thanks, hey any tips on 4 to 5 lug conversion ?? pm me
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If turbo, and with the FEED FC to FD manifold adaptor you can run the FD UIM and TB.
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LSD? keep the TII LSD, its stronger than FD's
as long as you specify to use the '87-'88 TII clutch style LSD that is rebuildable, super beefy and can even be more aggressive if you're willing to rebuild it with different clutch plates.

(do not use the S5 viscous fluid LSD)
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