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Hello everyone, i got a question if anyone cares, probably not but anyway, ive been lookin for the max power the rear diferential can handle stock, and if there are any companys that make a 3link ladder suspension setup for the rear end. I got a project in mind and i wanna get started on the specs early so i can start building the engine.

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Re: HP max for

first of all you'll need to tell us what generation rx-7 and what model or we won't have a clue what rear end it has.... but the rear end should be fine anyways so I wouldn't worry about it for awhile
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Re: HP max for

lookin to get 2nd gen, as far as what model? hell i just want a second jen shell and interrior in good shape, plans on dropping a chev 350 in, the HP is gonna depend on how much the stock can handle, but im thinkin about puting a 9in ford rear end in with a lader link suspension, i wanna run mid 9s - low 10s with it and still keep it streetable.

everything ive found so far has been wrecked or is rotting on its wheels, keeping the car from twisting is gonna be a chore, but ive got some ideas around that. Anyway, as always advice is aprectiated
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Re: HP max for

you say you apreciate advice...










heres my advice....


























buy a chevy for your chevy engine
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Re: HP max for

It'll hold about 400 hp, but you'll brake axels way before you'll brake a diff.

And whats the point of a 3link ladder suspension setup on a car with IRS???
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