So after a long wait of almost a year of my car supposed to be worked on I went down and picked it up since the guy was moving. Well the stuff that was being told to me was being done wasn't and after paying a lot of money for nothing to be done I went down and picked up a car that looked like the pics below. I have never built a rotory and don't have much of a clue what to do on it.

Here is the list of stuff that is going on the car...
microtek computer
1000cc injectors
t04e turbo
trust fmic
acu volt
racing beat downpipe
and there is a lot of other stuff
but right now I am upset that I paid money for a car that was to be finished and waited for a year for a car and its not even close to being finished. Any help would be apprieciated. trying to figure what everything is.
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what was supposed to be getting done?

 

a turbo swap or upgrade form the looks of it.

looks like you have everything needed. doesnt look like those parts where picked up for any specific reason other than the guy just scratching his head and buying anything that said TURBO in an ebay auction.

looks like you have the equivalent to make two cars into turbo vehicles though, which is great cus you can sell off most of the parts.

 

Im also seeing some fd parts in there

 

give them all to me I'll make good use of it all....lol
good luck with it

 

Just out of curiosity how much did all this cost you?

 

sell almost everything, except perhaps the microtech and start all over. it will be cheaper and easier. find a car that is nearly stock and start from there.

otherwise one of two things will happen:

1) you will be in over your head and screw a lot of stuff up in an attempt to get the wiring etc figuredout, or otherwise never have enough time to finish it. I'm not saying that to flame you or put you down. I have a lot of experience and I would still struggle with such a hodgepodge.

2) you will pay a shop to fix the other shop's mistakes. The problem is, time is money and Rx-7's aren't worth anything. the labor costs to make sense of the car could easily be more than what the rolling chassis is worth

 

Thats a lot of stuff. I see 3 CAS's, 2 or 3 downpipes, 2 or 3 fc BOV adapter pipes, FC and FD intake manifolds, 2 exhaust manifolds, 2 wastegates, T3-T4 Turbo adapter?, and a stripped block under the hood... Hmm. Sounds like you got stiffied... Why would anyone TRUST a mechanic?

I would suggest that you do research on the shop you hire, and check that they're doing the work and doing it correctly, if they don't do the work, you don't pay. OR Learn to do it yourself and never pay a mechanic again. Machinists and other specialist usually are hired for specific jobs (lapping, welding, ect.) and are less likely to shaft you.

Start peicing it together and sell whatever you have left over... Or sell all of it and the car and find something that is already put together.

 

well the block that is in the car is a street ported, there are 2 fd down pipes, not in the pics is a trust fmic for a fd, I started putting stuff back together. I have built a stage 4 wrx and plenty of other cars (supras, chevy, porsche's) this is the first rotory. The car was supposed to be wired up and put together. I paid 1500.00 for the parts and install and was going to pay another grand when it was finished and running.

 

1 exhaust manifold is a fc trust manifold and the other is a fd trust manifold with a tial 60mm wastgate

 

If you get a Hanes manual, it can put some of that engine into perspective ...

But realistically, thats a huge teardown judging from the pics, its prolly easier to buy a Used T2 engine and tranny and dump that in at this point.

 

I have a spare tII motor sitting here and its about the same level so not much help need a spare car I can look at would be best

 

I am trying to get my friend which is a rotory god out here from washington asap... but all help until he gets here is very helpfull

 

Are all the parts that came off the block in your possession?

 

A LOT of badass parts, but the fact that you've never worked on one of these cars will be a major obstacle. I wouldn't sell everything and start with a stock car though, find a local experienced FC guy and pay him to do everything while helping along the way and learning. You also need to do a LOT of research to understand everything on the car if you want to keep it reliable. Good luck, the car should be sick when its done.

 

I am finding that some nuts and bolts are missing but I ordered a full bolt kit for the car. I called some friends from rt tuning and with the port job and setup this is running when finished should be pushing around 450 whp at about 17lbs. I am building this for my fiance to drift with. The spare motor is going to street ported as well. I am not going to start from scratch. I am mechanicly inclined enough. This was my last build. I built myself. TurboXS didnt have a stage for it anymore as I passed there stage 4 setup

 

^ Nice car, if you built that yourself, you should have no problem here.

As far as "never working on a rotary before," For the level of work you're trying to do, here's what that will affect: The engine is a different shape than the Subi.

There you go, there's the major obstacle Now, That no longer holds true when you get the car running, then it's time to get to a tuner/dyno who knows microtech and rotaries, but other than that, there's an intake, an exhaust and a turbo shoved in the middle. You'll be fine.

 

Yeah really if you built that then forget giving the car to a shop. Find the service manual and get to work.

 

well found more missing parts

drive shaft, oil filler neck, and most of all my sanity

 

thats the sport figure everything out. i would read in the f.a.q and download all factory service manuals for your year engine etc
looking at your subie you will be fine buy a book called

street rotary written by mark warnerunder HPBooks i got myn at barnes and nobles

 

a subaru is way more of a pain in the *** to work on than a rotary. compare the time needed for a spark plug change for instance...

 

The subaru was a easy car since everything was together when I swapped stuff out. I am waiting on the bolt kit to get here so I can start putting stuff on it pics coming soon

 

well haven't posted here in the build thread but the car is done for the most part, turbo is not good and warlboro fuel pump to small

still hit 360whp at 10lbs of boost at 7000 rpm

switching the turbo for a gt35r

getting a lot bigger pump