finished my engine
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finished my engine
yey
i finished my engine and started it today
jspec s5, stock turbo
downpipe, silencer, farter
pretty much stock...
na ecu, 550x4
getting a walbro and maybe 1600cc for the rear?? so i could run 460 front and 1600 rear and somehow tune it correctly?
here is a video
http://slpin.com/stuff/rx7apr25.wmv
special thanks to drew!
i finished my engine and started it today
jspec s5, stock turbo
downpipe, silencer, farter
pretty much stock...
na ecu, 550x4
getting a walbro and maybe 1600cc for the rear?? so i could run 460 front and 1600 rear and somehow tune it correctly?
here is a video
http://slpin.com/stuff/rx7apr25.wmv
special thanks to drew!
Last edited by slpin; 04-26-05 at 01:04 AM.
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Nice flames. It may be just me, but it doesnt sound real good to me.
And if I were you, I wouldnt be revving a fresh rebuild like that. You may be asking for trouble.
just my 2 cents.
Good job on the rebuild.
And if I were you, I wouldnt be revving a fresh rebuild like that. You may be asking for trouble.
just my 2 cents.
Good job on the rebuild.
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Yeah, i would not expect a freshly rebuilt motor being revved over 6k after only a few miles to last very long. Maybe you should do a search on how to properly break in your motor. The way you break a motor in dramatically affects the way the motor will run many miles down the road.
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