awesome buy
an '88 for $200.00 delivered with a bad motor of course but the rest of the car is perfect. car sat 2 years never cranked (and no rust garage kept )so i am sure the motor needs to be rebuilt. i had to share this with someone. thanks in advance i am sure i will be asking alot of questions when i start this rebuild. i am very serious and want to make this car as close as possible to when it came off the showroom floor!
i think it is an FC model? it is a sep. month of 87 year i know it is a sport model version 4 if that makes since. i am very new to rotary but will engulf myself into information and hands on soon enough
Trending Topics
its an n/a model. thanks alot for the warm welcome i can see spending alot of time here.man i am still freakin out over this. is it possible for a twin turbo 20b conversion? any info? tried the search several times but am looking for specific info. again i am not just asking this question just for asking. i am very serious about this if anyone has any info i thank you in advance.
www.fc3spro.com has a section for engine swaps, just start browsing the forums, and learn all you can.
20b info
Last edited by Aesop Rock; Jan 12, 2004 at 09:17 PM.
Just found the original sales sticker and all info. from everything single thing done to this car since '88.
Car sold for $17170.00 with two options A/C and a sunroof all others are no-charge. Shipping weight of 2625 lbs. just thought it was really nice to find this stuff in the car locked in the storage bin.
Car sold for $17170.00 with two options A/C and a sunroof all others are no-charge. Shipping weight of 2625 lbs. just thought it was really nice to find this stuff in the car locked in the storage bin.
Pay attention to Nowhere. It may well be that you do not have a blown engine. How many miles on it? Do several searches on compression, the ATF trick, and starting engines that have sat a while. Begin By preping the engine ( 30Kmaintenance) and assume it was only badly flooded.
A further passing thought. Under no circumstance try to start her if there is stale gas in the tank. Drain the tank, fill with new gas, and replce the fuel filter before trying to start her.
i drained the fuel and replaced the plugs also used the atf in each side held the throttle down and tried to crank it sounded like it wanted to start but nothing.
there are alot of miles187k
should give up and just pull the engine for a rebuild
there are alot of miles187k
should give up and just pull the engine for a rebuild
Joined: Dec 2003
Posts: 6,598
Likes: 10
From: Temple, Texas (Central)
Great find! Its prob. covered in some of those articles posted above, but just doing a swap with a TII engine is a whole lot easeir than swaping in a 13b-REW or 20b. I dont know about the 3rd gen engines, but a 20b swap will run you at least 10k to do it properly. The 13bt is capable of quite a lot of power with the right mods. If you do decide on a 20b swap, more power to you.
Junior Member
Joined: Jun 2002
Posts: 15
Likes: 0
From: CA
200? Nice, there was another guy bought one in Texas for 100. His was 87 NA I think. But good find. I am looking at a FC online for 1800, 91 NA, great condition. Still wondering if I should get it, but it is all the way in Sac. CA.
Do not hold down the throttle starting it. If you really want a new engine go for it. The fact it wanted to start suggests it way well do so.
Think again about changing the fuel filter. Sitting a long time turns gas to a varnish like goo. Cuts gas flow = no start. Before you rid your self of the engine do your self a big favor and check the comprtession.
Think again about changing the fuel filter. Sitting a long time turns gas to a varnish like goo. Cuts gas flow = no start. Before you rid your self of the engine do your self a big favor and check the comprtession.
Originally posted by Jodoolin
Do not hold down the throttle starting it. If you really want a new engine go for it. The fact it wanted to start suggests it way well do so.
Think again about changing the fuel filter. Sitting a long time turns gas to a varnish like goo. Cuts gas flow = no start. Before you rid your self of the engine do your self a big favor and check the comprtession.
Do not hold down the throttle starting it. If you really want a new engine go for it. The fact it wanted to start suggests it way well do so.
Think again about changing the fuel filter. Sitting a long time turns gas to a varnish like goo. Cuts gas flow = no start. Before you rid your self of the engine do your self a big favor and check the comprtession.
ie. fuel related components , sensor, solenoids, etc.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Jeff20B
1st Generation Specific (1979-1985)
73
Sep 16, 2018 07:16 PM
SakeBomb Garage
Group Buy & Product Dev. FD RX-7
8
Oct 9, 2015 10:05 PM
Under PSI
3rd Generation Specific (1993-2002)
19
Sep 23, 2015 11:47 PM
mulcryant
2nd Generation Specific (1986-1992)
10
Sep 9, 2015 05:24 PM




