Engine Bay Finished (Finally), But Not Clean
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Engine Bay Finished (Finally), But Not Clean
I have finally finished my engine bay 2 days before I head to the Rotary Revolution.
I would like to give special thanks to the following RX-7 enthusiats: Raspyrx7 (powdercoating- alot of it!), Silverrotor (FD Alt), BNR (wastegate porting), AMR Coatings (ceramic coating of exhaust manifold, downpipe, and turbo hotside), Years of Decay (polishing of TB and strut bar), Higgi (rotor-shaped alt pulley), White Seven (radiator panel), BDC (engine rebuild w/streetport and TB mod), and Chris Sanders from Banzai Racing for getting this machine running.
I would also like to thank Icemark and Kevin Landers from Rotary Resurrection for answering numerous questions, as all of the above mentioned Rotorheads did as well, that helped me out along the way.
I hope I did not miss anyone, and if I did, thanx.
I hope you enjoy the pix.
PS-I just noticed that I forgot to install me fuse cover.
Thanx
Michael
I would like to give special thanks to the following RX-7 enthusiats: Raspyrx7 (powdercoating- alot of it!), Silverrotor (FD Alt), BNR (wastegate porting), AMR Coatings (ceramic coating of exhaust manifold, downpipe, and turbo hotside), Years of Decay (polishing of TB and strut bar), Higgi (rotor-shaped alt pulley), White Seven (radiator panel), BDC (engine rebuild w/streetport and TB mod), and Chris Sanders from Banzai Racing for getting this machine running.
I would also like to thank Icemark and Kevin Landers from Rotary Resurrection for answering numerous questions, as all of the above mentioned Rotorheads did as well, that helped me out along the way.
I hope I did not miss anyone, and if I did, thanx.
I hope you enjoy the pix.
PS-I just noticed that I forgot to install me fuse cover.
Thanx
Michael
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It is a TII swap, so yes there is a big difference. I think I paid $45 for coating of the turbo manifold.
Thanx
Michael
Thanx
Michael
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Ceramic Coating
If you are talking about the ceramic coating, this is the link. He had never done any rotary engine parts before so he had to modify his pricing.
http://www.amr-coatings.com/
Or if you are talking about the powdercoating, it was done by Raspyrx7 from the TeamFC3S forum. Here is his link.
http://www.realcoatings.com/
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http://www.amr-coatings.com/
Or if you are talking about the powdercoating, it was done by Raspyrx7 from the TeamFC3S forum. Here is his link.
http://www.realcoatings.com/
Thanx
Michael
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If I'm not mistaken, I believe those hoses are from http://www.samcosport.com/
They have 2 kits for 2nd gens: Turbo hose kits and Coolant hose kits.
They have 2 kits for 2nd gens: Turbo hose kits and Coolant hose kits.
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If I'm not mistaken, I believe those hoses are from http://www.samcosport.com/
They have 2 kits for 2nd gens: Turbo hose kits and Coolant hose kits.
They have 2 kits for 2nd gens: Turbo hose kits and Coolant hose kits.
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