new to 1st gen 12a rx7s, rotary engine, and racing scene.
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new to 1st gen 12a rx7s, rotary engine, and racing scene.
What carb will fit on the stock intake manifold on my 82 rx7? I also have a lot of missing, unattached, and capped vacum hoses on the stock carb.
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Drop tank. Clean tank and fuel pickup. Put a new filter sock on fuel pickup. Replace lines to and from tank.
Read all you can about nikki rebuilding and modifying. Read all you can about the rats nest, its removal, and what needs to be altered/capped for proper timing advance and crankcase ventilation in its absence.
By now it should be apparent that the Nikki carb is the best intake for a stock 12a.
Buy a rebuild kit for your Nikki. Rebuild it.
Drive the car and delight in the work you did.
Buy another Nikki and modify it as far as your skills will allow.
This is the path to 12a happiness.
Read all you can about nikki rebuilding and modifying. Read all you can about the rats nest, its removal, and what needs to be altered/capped for proper timing advance and crankcase ventilation in its absence.
By now it should be apparent that the Nikki carb is the best intake for a stock 12a.
Buy a rebuild kit for your Nikki. Rebuild it.
Drive the car and delight in the work you did.
Buy another Nikki and modify it as far as your skills will allow.
This is the path to 12a happiness.
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just dropping a quick note in, if you're into the racing scene I'd stick to the later versions due to easier obtainability for parts, and the EFI/13B part as well.
First generation still kicks though, but being torqueless needs you to pick your fights right.
First generation still kicks though, but being torqueless needs you to pick your fights right.
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