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Originally Posted by rvoll
But you need a platform that accommodates both. Do you really see that in the current platform? In addition, all of the Nissan models you named were designed as rear wheel drive while the WRX was designed as front wheel drive. That basic design makes a huge difference in platform. Adding AWD to a car with FWD only is drastically different than adding AWD to a RWD car.
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The WRX is set up as AWD. It has never been FWD. The BRZ suspension components are already shared with the WRX. You could make a WRX RWD by just replacing the transmission and thus moving the engine back a bit, since the BRZ tranny is shorter because of the missing transaxle. Add the BRZ front spindles and boom. RWD WRX.
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