jdm 12a?
01-04-04, 10:28 AM
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jdm 12a?
ok i wanted to know if anyone has done the jdm 12a swap from rotorshack cause i want to blow my fb but i have 237k on her and i need a new motor befor i do so so i was thinking of this swap. i have heard that i need to get my carb modded, is there anything else? im very interested in this. i dont feel that poor roxette is going to last much longer. 
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01-04-04, 03:27 PM
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im pretty sure the only thing different is the ecu, but you guys correct me if im wrong.
im pretty sure the only thing different is the ecu, but you guys correct me if im wrong.
01-04-04, 04:05 PM
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The jdm 12a in a naturally aspirated form creates 130 hp but the turbocharged model creates 160 and is fuel injected( n/a motor is carbed). if you can get your hands on the turbo 12a do it, it is well worth it as there are very minimal step to take to get 240 hp out a just about stock set up. All it takes is a custom front mount,decent blow off valve, boost controller. The turbo 12a can apparently take up to around 12 psi of boost comfortably.
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i would have to dissagree a bit on the bbmac.... if i had the 12at motor i would first upgrade the turbo to an s5, and get gsl-se injectors. and tune it to about 8-10 PSI. 12 is pushing it. my cousin owns a 12at and has it on his FB...great motor, he has the rayjay turbo kit for it with a nice holley with some other supporting mods including a sweet streetport. he is boosting 8lbs, and its good enough for street use.
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well i was actually talking about the 12a turbo motor that rotary shack sells, not really turbo charging my current motor. like i said she has 237k miles on her.
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Originally posted by 83gslRX-7
well i was actually talking about the 12a turbo motor that rotary shack sells, not really turbo charging my current motor. like i said she has 237k miles on her.
well i was actually talking about the 12a turbo motor that rotary shack sells, not really turbo charging my current motor. like i said she has 237k miles on her.
see my post above
you should get an IC since the 12at doesn use one stock, but its isnt necisary
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Originally posted by hornbm
I think he's talking about a blow through setup, in which case you can simpily remove your ECU.
I think he's talking about a blow through setup, in which case you can simpily remove your ECU.
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