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That doesn't make any sense... I'm not bashing your response at all, it's just now I am sure that it "WAS" what you intended to actually say.
I could understand if maybe it was because the stock EFI of your Series 4 TII is something you don't want to get into figuring out let alone dropping it into a 1st gen or something along those lines, but b/c it is a 13B doesn't really make sense...???
I have a 13B in my 85gs w/a 12A carb setup as a daily driver for the past few years now.
I'd sit on that TurboII, especially with ur last response talking of someday turbo'ing your 12A.
I could understand if maybe it was because the stock EFI of your Series 4 TII is something you don't want to get into figuring out let alone dropping it into a 1st gen or something along those lines, but b/c it is a 13B doesn't really make sense...???
I have a 13B in my 85gs w/a 12A carb setup as a daily driver for the past few years now.
I'd sit on that TurboII, especially with ur last response talking of someday turbo'ing your 12A.
You guys bring up some really good points. I may just hang onto my harness and ECU now. This has been a very illuminating thread for me!
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How much did you sell the block for..??? And was it just a short block or did it have a bunch of stuff still attached like the clutch, pressure plate, flywheel, exhaust manifold etc....
If you're really going to STAY messing with RX-7's you might regret selling your stuff while you were strapped for cash, I know I have. When you answer the 1st question I'll tell you if you're going to regret it toooo haha.
If you're really going to STAY messing with RX-7's you might regret selling your stuff while you were strapped for cash, I know I have. When you answer the 1st question I'll tell you if you're going to regret it toooo haha.
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How much did you sell the block for..??? And was it just a short block or did it have a bunch of stuff still attached like the clutch, pressure plate, flywheel, exhaust manifold etc....
If you're really going to STAY messing with RX-7's you might regret selling your stuff while you were strapped for cash, I know I have. When you answer the 1st question I'll tell you if you're going to regret it toooo haha.
If you're really going to STAY messing with RX-7's you might regret selling your stuff while you were strapped for cash, I know I have. When you answer the 1st question I'll tell you if you're going to regret it toooo haha.
And I can regret it all I want, it doesn't change the fact that I've got bills to pay and no other source of income. No point crying over it
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Yea I'm not saying to cry over it... I'm just trying to steer you from making the same mistake I made once. I sold my FULL turbo set-up when I was fustrated with popping my motor / strapped for cash / btwn jobs and have regreted it since. Ohhh well, I guess everything happens for a reason.
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