Fc rear end!
#1
Anti-Hero
Thread Starter
Fc rear end!
I have a four lug fc swapped with a 350. I was about to buy wheels but I must first decide if I should do a 5 lug swap or not. I know the 4x114.3 is not a very common bolt pattern except some nissans use it. The 5x114.3 is used by mustangs which opens up a whole different market of wheels. But on the bottom of this all, how strong is the four lug rear end? What different rear ends do you guys have?
#3
Anti-Hero
Thread Starter
Thanks a lot. This is like the third question of mine you have personally answered. I'm trying to do this thing once and right. Well, right for me.
#5
Imo, I would go with a TII rear end too, it's gonna cost, but it will be worth it in the end. Fwiw, when I had a 4 lug 7 I used a set of rims off of a dsm. Fc rx7's have an unusual offset for a rwd car.
#6
Is that 300 rwhp hooking with slicks? or 300rwhp just spinning?
#7
RX-347
iTrader: (2)
Dead hooking (particularly with an automatic) is far easier on parts than wheel hop. If you are spinning, you can make it live with 2000 HP, haha.
Now, with a stick you might have a tougher time making it live, but if you don't beat on it excessively it should be alright. Really depends on what kind of life it bad before.
Now, with a stick you might have a tougher time making it live, but if you don't beat on it excessively it should be alright. Really depends on what kind of life it bad before.
Trending Topics
#8
Dead hooking (particularly with an automatic) is far easier on parts than wheel hop. If you are spinning, you can make it live with 2000 HP, haha.
Now, with a stick you might have a tougher time making it live, but if you don't beat on it excessively it should be alright. Really depends on what kind of life it bad before.
Now, with a stick you might have a tougher time making it live, but if you don't beat on it excessively it should be alright. Really depends on what kind of life it bad before.
#10
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post