Looking for an FD

Hi folks,

Now I'm arrived here, I am looking for a car. I've been interested in an FD for years, so I think now why not go for one, since here they are not as expensive as in France...

I already had an 86, an S13, an S14... But I am a bit afraid of the rotary, I don't even know how it works if I need to repair it. Are there some rotaries specialist in Ireland like there are in UK ? (reworks for example)

I've been browing the forum but I don't see many of you drifting FD's or FC's... What would you recommend ?:confused::confused:

Eddie Doyle from bray Co. Wicklow is the man for these in ireland,
specialises and deals in them, I don't have a number for him but somebody here should...
Good luck! I always wanted one myself :cool:

[QUOTE=Dori!;133254]Hi folks,

But I am a bit afraid of the rotary, I don't even know how it works if I need to repair it


Are there some rotaries specialist in Ireland like there are in UK ? (reworks for example)

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to me thats enough of a reason not to buy one untill you understand them as they are not as easy to work on as pistons#


there are a few lads over here alright highly recommended to work on them but i dont know if its down to the lack of rotaries or they are just that good at working on them.

check out www.irishrotary.com

Well, I understand how a rotary works, but having never open one, I don't really know exactly what it's all about... Same for a piston engine, as long as you don't have broken one, you don't really know how it works :D:D:D

I'll check out irish rotary ;)

2tonne, thanks :)

Darren mac namara on here rebuilds them aswell..
www.mcnsport.com

if your quick i have one for sale will need to be bought by tis tuesday as other wise its getting broke
tein coilovers
v mount aftermarket rad and intercooler
power fc remapped by eddie doyle
defi guages
full exhaust
compression test done at 7 plus all across the board
pm if your interested as im collecting it in galway tuesday morning

I pm'ed you :)