Pedromarchett

Hi my name is Pedro Marchett
I just bought a Rx-7 , and I want to tune it
The trick is that I don't want to open the engine at all (stock internals). And I want the maximum power with this set up
My upgrades are:

Engine:
GReddy TD06 20g
Sequential injection system (ECU) two injectors for each rotor (low and high rpm)
2 stroke oil in the fuel
Alcohol (ethanol)
Front mount intercooler

Transmission:
LSD (OEM)
Twin disk clutch

Handling:
Brembo brakes
Suspension

What would be the maximum PSI for this set ups with stock internals ?
And maximum WHP ?
I want to make 2 maps one for racing more power and psi and one for daily drive with less power and psi but I want to be the most reliable as possible in both maps

Tank you very much
Best regard Pedro Marchett

Pedromarchett

My engine is new the previous owner blow the old one and bought I new one(rebuild) .

BLUE TII

iTrader: (9)

Good news- you will not overstress your motor, trans, rear end with the TD06-20G as it is limited to the same power/flow as the stock twin turbos.

on gasoline people make ~350rwhp @15psi and max the turbo at ~370rwhp @whatever boost you can get it to hold on a rotary.

On 100% Ethanol alcohol you will make a bit more than the above figures and easily be able to max out the turbo. You will need very big injectors- Four Bosch EV14 2000cc and a very high flow fuel pump.

TD06-20G is what Greddy kit uses as street car turbo for rotaries.

If running on 100% Ethanol no reason for two maps/boost levels on this turbo as it won't be able to hold much over 20psi on a rotary due to its small compressor size.

Pedromarchett

Tank you very much BLUE TII
And what would be the reliability of the engine on 15 psi well tuned ?

BLUE TII

iTrader: (9)

100% Ethanol is the most reliable pump fuel in terms of the engine reliability as it is 108-113 Octane (By US AKI R=M/2 method). That is higher octane than all but 116 and 118 Octane Leaded Race Gas.

The TD06-20G turbo you have can't approach the mechanical power limitations of the rotary nor spool fast enough nor move enough air raise the boost enough to approach the knock limits of the fuel on a rotary.

If you run a Garret GT35R or bigger GT turbo or EFR 7670 or bigger EFR turbo you could start to reach the potential of the 100% Ethanol fuel octane rating with 30-40psi boost and exceed the limits of the stock 13BREW block for rigidity with the 500+ft/lbs torque.

Ethanol is corrosive so you will have issues with your fuel system.

You will need to premix so you will have issues with your fuel system.

However, you have the most experienced people in your country to help with the fuel system as 100% Ethanol (called E100 here) is so much more common in Brazil.

Pedromarchett

Tank you very much again BLUE TII

Pedromarchett

9.5PSI on e90

BLUE TII

iTrader: (9)

Very nice results!

Do you have any more details or pictures of your car you can post?

Pedromarchett

BLUE TII

iTrader: (9)

Power by sugar!

Pedromarchett

I am so happy right know I get my car tomorrow.

Then I send more pics

I am going to use it like this right know and then I will try to go up to 12 PSI

RudeBwoyDC

Rotaries sure are thirsty

Pedromarchett

Hi guys I just wanted to post my experience with rotarys I am loving my new car is just so much power with just 332 on the wheels my car fells like a beast its lite responsive and it has a massive torque when my turbo kicks in.
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

Pedromarchett

Hey man what more mod I'll need to do to gat 400rwhp with reliability ?
What do you recommend me
And can I puss my engine to 8000 rpm to shift ?

Tank you Very much my best regards

Pedro Marchett

lastphaseofthis

iTrader: (8)

turnt up the boost! try a pull at 12 psi, and then 15.. if you have t injector room for it.. i dont think you'll hit 400, but 370-380 should be around 18, if it holds it.

RotaryEvolution

iTrader: (30)

yep, just need to add more air. as said with the ethanol you should be fine to run that turbo until it runs out of steam(technically you won't even get half way to utilizing the knock suppression of the ethanol before the turbo runs out).

Pedromarchett

I really think I can pass 400 at the wheels on this set up my only fear is the engine integrity and reliability.

So far my engine on 9.5 psi of boost on a Gready TD 06 20g my engine made 350whp on ethanol. So is not nuts to think with 15 psi and more fuel I could expect more then 400 on the wheels

RotaryEvolution

iTrader: (30)

you should worry more about your tuner than the engine's ability to handle the power. you can blow an engine at 9psi as well as 19. people have run nearly 800whp from a completely untouched 13B-REW.

Pedromarchett

Tank you Very much RotaryEvolution you think 400whp on my 13b is to much? Or you think with a proper tuner would be reliable?

My best regards Pedro Marchett

RotaryEvolution

iTrader: (30)

400 is easy for it to handle, if the components are setup properly and the tune was done well.

ThatWillGuy30

I've been told that the stock 13b can handle around 500 whp without much worry. I have stock twins and @12psi I made 373 rwhp. The 20g is an awfully small turbo for a rotary though... good luck on breaking 400 rwhp with it. I have one on my SRT 4 and it's maxed at 400 whp.

Mykl88

I know these engines can make crazy HP but what would be a torque number if you were making 300-400hp on a TII/T2?

RotaryEvolution

iTrader: (30)

there is more than 1 series of 13B engine, and they all can handle power differently.

Mykl88

I am more interested in the transmissions capabilities on the TII and T2 cars.

How much different are the 13B engines NA vs. Turbo?

Mike

Pedromarchett

I think is almost 100 hp if I am not mistaken.