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Hey guys new to the forums so sorry if posted in the wrong place, i recently picked up a 1990 rx7 fc vert that has been sitting for 12 years with low rear rotor compression(we are doing a full rebuild on it) and i hope im not completely wrong but isnt it supposed to be 2 turbos on a turbo II engine? I can only seem to find one and if any of you recognize something or need other pics dont hesitate
Hey guys new to the forums so sorry if posted in the wrong place, i recently picked up a 1990 rx7 fc vert that has been sitting for 12 years with low rear rotor compression(we are doing a full rebuild on it) and i hope im not completely wrong but isnt it supposed to be 2 turbos on a turbo II engine? I can only seem to find one and if any of you recognize something or need other pics dont hesitate
Hi, welcome to the forums. No, despite the name, the 2nd generation (FC) RX7 TII did not have two turbos, it was a single turbo (engine is 13BT). The 3rd gen FD RX7 was twin turbo (13B-REW).
The "Turbo II" name was just a marketing thing. In the Japanese home market, Mazda sold a version of the FB (1st gen) RX7 with a turbocharged 12A motor, hence "Turbo II" moniker for the FC 2nd gen turbo models. Like the others said, the FC (2nd gen) turbo models were all single turbo motors (13BT).
Hi, welcome to the forums. No, despite the name, the 2nd generation (FC) RX7 TII did not have two turbos, it was a single turbo (engine is 13BT). The 3rd gen FD RX7 was twin turbo (13B-REW).
Thank you so much! Thats nice cause i wanted to put a single turbo aswell but i like to keep it stock and simple, again thanks for clarification, but so that is still the stock downpipe etc?
Sorry for dumb question but air pump?😂 i know the clutch fan is removed( dont know if there is one stock or not) and there is an electric fan instead
The engines are normally equipped with an air pump, which pumped air into the exhaust ports, catalytic convertor, or dumped out of a plastic muffler (which you have yours still in place), depending on certain conditions, to improve emissions.
08-09-19, 07:43 AM
So the downpipe and stuff still looks stock?
