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This is a discussion on Various FC Questions within the TECH Discussion Forum forums, part of the TECH Discussion category; I was hoping some of ou rotary guys out there could give me some help. I was wondering about the ...
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: La Canada, CA
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Various FC Questions
I was hoping some of ou rotary guys out there could give me some help. I was wondering about the N/A fc's, first of all, what is the performance of the na fc's like? also, how dificult/expensive would it be to build up an na fc to a decent level of performance?
and lastly, how is the reliability of the na's vs the tII's? Please give me some an advice, thanks. |
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NA's are a decent car. They handle quite well for their age, and with a good suspension will make it a handling god. As for power, go with a full exhaust, a nice street port, and do some weight reduction and you will be able to keep up or even beat a Stock T2. They are more relibale then a T2 since forced induction isnt used. Be sure to buy a s5 NA (89-91) espically a GTU, they come 5 lug with LSD. U can pick up a excellent coilover setup by silkroad for around 1500, a full exhaust can run around 800, and a street port would require taking the engine apart. But would be a free mod. If you have the time to take care of it, you will love it. I really love my t2, but everytime i drive my brothers NA it feels great. Good power and no worries of overboosting
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NA's can be fun. I unfortunately started out with an NA and automatic, so i ended up giving up with it and had the tranny swapped and even did the TII conversion. so if you think you will be satisfieed with an NA, then by all means get one. But if you think you may want to got turbo at some point, then go straight for the TII. you will save a lot of money. If i was still looking for a FC, i would get a TII, but if i found a nice GTUS first. i would definately consider that.
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ive had the opertunity of driving a few t2s and i luv them, alot more reliable than fds, seeing as how you dont have to deal with the sequential twins, uve jsut got that single. easily modifiable, great for grip and with a ncie suspension setup can be really good drifters as you know. i prolly will be getting one soon cant wait
as long as u get a gp sports kit ahahahah
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Not enough power...
You end up spending too much money to get the car to put out enough power to make dori fun. On top of the suspension upgrades you need to do, it's a big money pit. |
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FC non turbos arent bad at all people who think there slow are funny ..I smoke almost every s13 ka motor out there with my non turbo STOCK NO MODS!!..For usable performance get a RB full exhaust suspention airfilter and strut tower bars just with this set up you should be able to out handle anything on the road because FC are already great handling cars..
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All the guys who say this haven't been in a 13BT or something with a little more power than 150lb-ft to the rear wheels. Quote:
I know you can't out-drift an S13, period. Quote:
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BTW, where are the rules posted? |
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Horny mofo's coast2coast
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with the n/a you can pull more rpmīs..in upgrades i recomend suspencion headers,exhaust, filters and a full balance of all engine area...and yes you can smoke KA engines with a stock 13B...and you f8lddz if you dont know that atack someone its a a fault to all the community here is an advice.. please respect to be respected..all we want a nice community..
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NAs are fun cars..they have better throttle respomce than a t2..but t2s have more power.
yes i have driven/owned cars with power..i use to have a 73 charger with a 440(7.2L) V8 in it...ran low11s on the bottle for chump change.. but the SUS on the FC is great. and there are a ton of stuff for the car out there.. |
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I'm sure you're talking about this? "2-Respectful Behavior: -Respect among members helps prevent unnecessary arguments on the forum." So can you clarify what this means? |
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Dude you cannot be serious. Your being really nubbish and childish. Drifting doesn't entail just one part of a car. I dont even want to bother anymore. |
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NA W/Streetport, No emissions & Koyo = Reliability and will outperform most cars at higher rpms
I like to think of the 13b as a race-like motor And whoever can't drift a NA fc you might want to go back to the basics...-Andrew |
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n/a can be real fun drift cars, give it a good tune up and start from there, once you get the hang of it you can start modding
for more power start with the exhaust , then go with some nice shocks and springs ( i use eibach's and illumias) grab some rear streer elim. and a set of tires and you are ready to go- |
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FC Drifter
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Speaking of Koyo's Chris you got any in stock again? I need one!
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So what's the difference between what I said and what the above three quotes? I thought you were ragging on me about being disrespectful. Isn't the examples also being disrespectful to ME??? Cut the double-standards (^()^$(*( - at least give me the respect before telling me to dish it out. |
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They said all those things after you said all those sarcastic remarks!! I wonder why they would say such things?! ![]() You need to stop shoving your foot up your A sS. and stop posting stupid comments! |
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I think we should stop acknowledging, besides everybody knows the 7 can't lose.
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