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Old 11-04-01, 05:13 PM
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Question 87 NA to Turbo conversion?

Is there a set process for converting a naturally aspirated RX-7 to turbo? I have an 88 and would like to convert it to turbo, what parts are neccessary, is there anywhere to find these parts? What does the job entail?
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Ah, thank you, the Kabooski is wise
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Of course you better have deep pockets, good mechanic, and lots of patience. And you can put those is any order you want.

However I am going to get a J Spec engine with all the accessories and wiring harnesses. I think it will be a little easier.

Then again I might say screw it and leave it a NA and just rebuild it.
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