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Old 10-06-03, 10:36 AM
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hey guys will a 3rd gen squential twin turbo work on a second gen and if i install larger injector will it help or increase my hp




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Sure would, as long as you get a full EMS.
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With the necessary fabrication, youll spend less on a single turbo kit specifically for FC's. There isnt enough hp to be worth the effort.
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i ask because i might be able to get the part to set it up for real cheap
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Originally posted by aurosting
i ask because i might be able to get the part to set it up for real cheap
There will be nothing cheap about this project. New (custom) manifold, oil and water lines, air lines (you'll have to route two intakes for the two turbos, so that means a Y off of your AFM and some serious plumbing...and of course two compressor outlets), new downpipe, wastegate controls, etc. etc.
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just take the parts sell them and buy a bigger turbo.
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The reason i say it would be cheap for me is that my cuzing owns an rx7 shop and he might help me do the conversion ,maybe you heard of it locatedsin orlando florida its called fuego racing
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there are reasons 3rd gen owners conver to one big *** turbo. i thought it would be a good idea myself then i read about limits of the 3rd gen turbos. just go t70 or something. probably cheaper and will give you more hp in the end.
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true ....but with me money is limited ...... i mean my cuzing offered my to conver my engine from an 87 na to a turbo 2 for only $1000 ................so am guessing that that he would problabe ask for about 1500 for a 3 gen set up...
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Well, if you can get all that stuff done correctly, for cheap, I say go for it. But it sounds like a lot of work for a shop to do, for very little money....
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Re: 3rd gen turbo on second gen

Originally posted by aurosting


hey guys will a 3rd gen squential twin turbo work on a second gen and if i install larger injector will it help or increase my hp




Because that wound kick ***

Yes, that wound kick *** LOL
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If you can get converted to a TII for $1000 go for that. A TII can hang with a FD with the stock turbo(s) from both cars pretty much. People have been known to get into the 12s with the stock turbo so whats the point of going with the pain of 2 turbos you will end up swapping for a better single later down the road anyways?
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the fd turbos dont clear the fc intake manifold

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Like j9fd3s said, you can't just bolt it on.
You need some kinda spacer.&nbsp Then you need a custom downpipe, cause the discharge is totally way off.

Forget trying to run the 3-stage sequential operation; you might be able to get it to work converted to non-sequential.

It sounds like you already made up your mind.&nbsp I don't know why you're asking our opinions for.

To me, it's a waste of time.&nbsp The turbos are only good to 14psi, and most of the time they puke oil very easily on higher than stock boost (10psi).&nbsp If you want to go with a complicated system that required rebuilds every year, then I guess you made a good choice.


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how about changing the entire engine to a 3rd gens enigine ...would that be a better idea....or should i just stick with my engine and go turbo
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Originally posted by aurosting
how about changing the entire engine to a 3rd gens enigine ...would that be a better idea....or should i just stick with my engine and go turbo
You need to do a search on the forums. It's in the top right hand corner of every page.

This has been covered a ton of times.

Unfortunately a common misconception is that the 13B-REW is the only engine capable of making your SA/FB/FC fast. Why? Because it's in the FD's engine. Of course it has to be the best of them all.



All it takes is some searching and reading on old topics. You'll be surprised how much you learn.
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Originally posted by aurosting
how about changing the entire engine to a 3rd gens enigine ...would that be a better idea....or should i just stick with my engine and go turbo
No, not a better idea...
http://fc3spro.com/TECH/SWAP/FD3S/rew.html


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