Drivability of a F1A
I was just wondering how the drivability is of a F1A. It will be on a bone stock 2000 WS6 A4 until i get the LSX built.
Will I have an issues with surging at low RPMS or bucking. Any input would help.
Thanks.
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As for putting an F1 on a stock cube motor, be careful. From what I understand, an F1 is sluggish if you don't spin it pretty high, meaning more than 10+ psi of boost. Not sure how well that's going to work on a stock motor. You might be happier picking up a used D1 while on the stock motor, then build your new motor, and step up to an F1 if you find the need. Trust me, there's always a market for quality D1's.
it has been stated that the driveability is mostly related to stalls cams clutches and tuning. The f1-a will only become a factor when you start giving it the footfeed. traction is the thing it changes. Belt alignment is very important. An auto tensioned bracket will be needed when you really start spinning it to avoid the belt slip. With a 429 LSX I would be inclined to tell you to find a way to grab an F1-X later on down the road. A D1 would be fine now, and they sell quickly. save the money so you wont have to lose as much later when you upgrade. bigger market for d1's usually.
Last edited by I8UR4RD; Apr 24, 2013 at 10:18 AM.





