1986 RX-7 Question
1986 RX-7 Question
I take Auto Shop at school and I asked my teacher if the car I found was good.
I found a 1986 RX-7 with a swapped engine with 90,000 miles on it and he said that when rotary engines reach 100,000 Miles they start to have compression problems.
What do you guys think about this car.
The only info I have other than the mileage on the engine is that it has 550cc Injectors.
I found a 1986 RX-7 with a swapped engine with 90,000 miles on it and he said that when rotary engines reach 100,000 Miles they start to have compression problems.
What do you guys think about this car.
The only info I have other than the mileage on the engine is that it has 550cc Injectors.
My Na lasted 165k miles. Run a compression check if your unsure. Why would they put 550cc injectors on an NA? Do they enjoy bad gas mileage? Or do they have an infatuation with fireballs?
the engine in an FC will last far past 100K if its properly cared for and not abused. get those 550's out of there and give us more info on the car if we are to properly assess it.
we'll have to give him the benifit of the doubt before he gets flamed. most noobs need to get the hang of the forum(search feature) before they get bashed. its like learning to ride a bike.....
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From what I've seen from the pictures and the text he wrote is that the car was a project car and now being sold, he swapped the engine with a new one with 90,000 miles and it has 550cc injectors and a new suspension and an aluminum hood.
He's asking $1100 for the car.
He's asking $1100 for the car.
buy it. rx-7's are going up in price. they went up like 2g's in blue book value. thats a pretty good price on the 7. what kind of rx7 is it? what color ext and int? and power or no on the inside?
Check the body for rust, holes, etc. Compression test... etc.
The 550cc's should NOT be on there. It's only creating problems such as crappy mileage. Switch to 460cc (stock) if you do buy it.
The 550cc's should NOT be on there. It's only creating problems such as crappy mileage. Switch to 460cc (stock) if you do buy it.
I just got an email from the guy, He said that when he bought the car it already had the 550cc on it, and it's not a turbo, He said that previous guy was going to do some work and never got around to it.
The guy said that the car doesn't have any rust but needs some minor bodywork and a new coat of paint.
If the guy hasn't sold the car till the 11th I'm going to buy it if it runs as good as he said it does.
But I have a question, What is a good way to get more power out of the car when it doesn't have a turbo?
The guy said that the car doesn't have any rust but needs some minor bodywork and a new coat of paint.
If the guy hasn't sold the car till the 11th I'm going to buy it if it runs as good as he said it does.
But I have a question, What is a good way to get more power out of the car when it doesn't have a turbo?
Originally Posted by eatmyclutch
Misinformation promotes greater ignorance.
Originally Posted by mazdaverx713b
thats the quote of the night.^^^^^^
Then mazdaverx713b why did you post this:
Originally Posted by mazdaverx713b
the s4 turbo II's injectors are low impedence and the s5 turbo II's are high impedence
87.5-91 Turbo = High impedence
Yet the S4 is 86-88 and the S5 is 89-91....
Mis-information helps no one!
Last edited by Icemark; Oct 26, 2006 at 09:19 AM.
Where would be the best place to get the original fuel injectors for the N/A engine?
I found this: http://www.injector.com/ from another post here and I was wondering how many injectors are needed and where to get them cheaper.
And how will I choose them between high or low impedance because I don't know which engine it was swapped with if it was from a S4 or S5 FC.
I found this: http://www.injector.com/ from another post here and I was wondering how many injectors are needed and where to get them cheaper.
And how will I choose them between high or low impedance because I don't know which engine it was swapped with if it was from a S4 or S5 FC.





