rwd ??
hi everyone ,
i have noticed quite alot of people have been converting their scoobys to rwd ? just wondering how difficult and whats involved to achieve this really ? the thought of 300+ bhp going through the rear wheels maybe a tempting option if i ever get bored of all wheel drive ? cheers
Dave
i have noticed quite alot of people have been converting their scoobys to rwd ? just wondering how difficult and whats involved to achieve this really ? the thought of 300+ bhp going through the rear wheels maybe a tempting option if i ever get bored of all wheel drive ? cheers
Dave
there is a company in silverstone that do a proper conversion, it's not cheap but sounds like it's worth it.
Found it from this eBay ad
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2509004142...84.m1423.l2649
Found it from this eBay ad
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2509004142...84.m1423.l2649
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Kaps doing something similar
http://eng.kaps-transmissions.com/ne...kit_-1057.html
or something like this will do job
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show....php?t=2100110
Jura
http://eng.kaps-transmissions.com/ne...kit_-1057.html
or something like this will do job
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show....php?t=2100110
Jura
Do you have DCCD?
If so, it is worth keeping it AWD. mine is AWD with DCCD, and 320bhp.
I find if I want to push hard, I can get the rear to step out quite easily, but at the same time, the AWD is a huge advantage and has saved me a few times when I am pressing on, and didn't exactly want it to go sideways...
plus, AWD is so much better for launches.
Remember to think to yourself, if you convert to RWD, who would buy your car when you go to sell? one of the best selling points of the scoob is that it is rapid, and sticks so well. there are plenty of other motors out there that are already rear wheel drive, and you would be best off buying instead. 200sx S13 and S14 would be a much better option
If so, it is worth keeping it AWD. mine is AWD with DCCD, and 320bhp.
I find if I want to push hard, I can get the rear to step out quite easily, but at the same time, the AWD is a huge advantage and has saved me a few times when I am pressing on, and didn't exactly want it to go sideways...

plus, AWD is so much better for launches.
Remember to think to yourself, if you convert to RWD, who would buy your car when you go to sell? one of the best selling points of the scoob is that it is rapid, and sticks so well. there are plenty of other motors out there that are already rear wheel drive, and you would be best off buying instead. 200sx S13 and S14 would be a much better option
Do you have DCCD?
If so, it is worth keeping it AWD. mine is AWD with DCCD, and 320bhp.
I find if I want to push hard, I can get the rear to step out quite easily, but at the same time, the AWD is a huge advantage and has saved me a few times when I am pressing on, and didn't exactly want it to go sideways...
plus, AWD is so much better for launches.
Remember to think to yourself, if you convert to RWD, who would buy your car when you go to sell? one of the best selling points of the scoob is that it is rapid, and sticks so well. there are plenty of other motors out there that are already rear wheel drive, and you would be best off buying instead. 200sx S13 and S14 would be a much better option
If so, it is worth keeping it AWD. mine is AWD with DCCD, and 320bhp.
I find if I want to push hard, I can get the rear to step out quite easily, but at the same time, the AWD is a huge advantage and has saved me a few times when I am pressing on, and didn't exactly want it to go sideways...

plus, AWD is so much better for launches.
Remember to think to yourself, if you convert to RWD, who would buy your car when you go to sell? one of the best selling points of the scoob is that it is rapid, and sticks so well. there are plenty of other motors out there that are already rear wheel drive, and you would be best off buying instead. 200sx S13 and S14 would be a much better option
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its quite alot of work there was a thread on the rs25 forum and the guy detailed every part of tjhe conversion , the rear subframe had to be strenthened and alsorts as he was breaking bits every time he took it out and gave it a blast lol
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