help, 2nd gen rx7
help, 2nd gen rx7
WILL a 20BTT work in a non turbo 88 rx7 gxl...well its a gxl but i put a 13BT motor in i was wondering if it wood fit and how much work would the electronics take??
and will it be a ENDLESS money pit from hell
and will it be a ENDLESS money pit from hell
Re: help, 2nd gen rx7
Originally posted by 13BT-FC3S
WILL a 20BTT work in a non turbo 88 rx7 gxl
WILL a 20BTT work in a non turbo 88 rx7 gxl

http://www.se-rx7.com/20b/
Originally posted by 13BT-FC3S
how much work would the electronics take??(
how much work would the electronics take??(
Originally posted by 13BT-FC3S
and will it be a ENDLESS money pit from hell
and will it be a ENDLESS money pit from hell
Evil is right on! Considering the money this project is going to take, dump the GXL and find a tight, well maintained TII (perhaps even lightly modified - suspension, bushings, etc). That way you'll start with a car that was meant to take a bit more abuse (tranny, rear-end, suspension, etc) for the ultimate beast this will turn into - assuming you get it running. That comment by the way is not meant as an insult, just a reality check. Another route would be to stick with your GXL, beef up the suspension and find a 20B front clip. Use the stock computer and transmission and keep it as an auto. It's a compromise, but you'll be up and running in a much shorter period of time. I believe this is what NOW (user on this forum) did. It really is a great idea. At least you have a operational car that could be improved or modified over timeif you wanted to. Just my 2 cents. Good Luck.
Originally posted by 3Rotor
Evil is right on! Considering the money this project is going to take, dump the GXL and find a tight, well maintained TII (perhaps even lightly modified - suspension, bushings, etc). <snip>.
Evil is right on! Considering the money this project is going to take, dump the GXL and find a tight, well maintained TII (perhaps even lightly modified - suspension, bushings, etc). <snip>.
www.cris.com/~Asam/20B.html
Much easier.
Originally posted by Drifter101
I dunno bout buying the vert, but id buy your engine
I dunno bout buying the vert, but id buy your engine
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Originally posted by Attila the Fun
We can work a deal here: Buy the engine for only $39,900, and I'll throw in the vert for free. It makes a great place to store the engine, until you want to use it.
We can work a deal here: Buy the engine for only $39,900, and I'll throw in the vert for free. It makes a great place to store the engine, until you want to use it.
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