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10-16-2011, 07:32 PM
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83 small axle question?
how much power can this rearend hold, running an auto trans, turbo v8, between 450-500 wheel.. im guessing it prolly wont hold up
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1984 Rx7 Gs - stripped interior re speed coil overs, tokico blues, re speed crossmemeber and mustang rack, diamond star racing wheels 1988 Rx7 Se - Sold 1988 Rx7 GXL - Sold 
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10-17-2011, 08:20 AM
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if you keep stock tires on it you will be ok, you put some decent size wheels and tires the rear end wont last long at all..
pick up a mustang 8.8. they are cheap and work well.
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10-17-2011, 12:04 PM
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Ask Me About My WANKEL!!!
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might have found a fox body 8.8, can i just cut my mounts off and weld them to the 8.8? and will the 8.8 in stock form hold up to what i plan to do (will be running slicks and 2800 stall)
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1984 Rx7 Gs - stripped interior re speed coil overs, tokico blues, re speed crossmemeber and mustang rack, diamond star racing wheels 1988 Rx7 Se - Sold 1988 Rx7 GXL - Sold
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02-19-2012, 05:43 PM
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In theory my car is only about 1 second off its real potential and it is a lot of work and money to put in a TII gearbox and stronger differential. I will probably do it eventually because I want to learn how to drive / launch like a pro. |
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