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09-12-03, 06:12 PM
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Originally posted by StevenRyan
So peak torque still comes below 4000revs? That's pretty impressive... my engine makes peak torque around 4k, and it'll make it even higher once I put the M3 cams that I've been procrastinating on installing in.
A few more questions, are the 86's carbeurated or fuel injected, and how difficult/expensive is it to replace a worn rotor seal?
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Steve
So peak torque still comes below 4000revs? That's pretty impressive... my engine makes peak torque around 4k, and it'll make it even higher once I put the M3 cams that I've been procrastinating on installing in.
A few more questions, are the 86's carbeurated or fuel injected, and how difficult/expensive is it to replace a worn rotor seal?
Thanks,
Steve
09-12-03, 06:26 PM
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Here are two pretty heavily modified cars. I couldn't find stock numbers
Peak around 7k ish
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...ht=peak+torque
Infact this one is almost stock... i think
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...ht=peak+torque
Peak at 6.5k
Peak around 7k ish
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...ht=peak+torque
Infact this one is almost stock... i think
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...ht=peak+torque
Peak at 6.5k
09-12-03, 07:42 PM
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Allright, so I think I've been pretty much confirmed that this car will work for the challenge... I'll take a look at the Gen1's too... I'm more disposed towards the Gen2's just because they look really good. They have that boxy 80's appeal that tugs at my heart so much for unknown reasons.
I'm going to check out a few other car forums (for the AE86) and such, hopefully I'll be posting here a bit more, gathering information and such.
Once again, awesome, awesome forum you have here.
Steve
I'm going to check out a few other car forums (for the AE86) and such, hopefully I'll be posting here a bit more, gathering information and such.
Once again, awesome, awesome forum you have here.
Steve
09-12-03, 08:26 PM
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Originally posted by Kenteth
im thinking you read that wrong... or i did. I'm pretty sure the peak is higher.... waaaay higher than 4k. Hell my car opens only one of the 6ports (broken 4barrel effect) at 3800. I can't remember the stats on this, but im pretty sure its higher than 4k...
im thinking you read that wrong... or i did. I'm pretty sure the peak is higher.... waaaay higher than 4k. Hell my car opens only one of the 6ports (broken 4barrel effect) at 3800. I can't remember the stats on this, but im pretty sure its higher than 4k...
Peak torque on a S5 N/A is at 4000, S5 Turbo at 3500.
But remember that torque curve is almost flat from there to 5500 (6500 on a S5 N/A)
09-12-03, 09:15 PM
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Originally posted by StevenRyan
Allright, so I think I've been pretty much confirmed that this car will work for the challenge... I'll take a look at the Gen1's too... I'm more disposed towards the Gen2's just because they look really good. They have that boxy 80's appeal that tugs at my heart so much for unknown reasons.
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Once again, awesome, awesome forum you have here.
Steve
Allright, so I think I've been pretty much confirmed that this car will work for the challenge... I'll take a look at the Gen1's too... I'm more disposed towards the Gen2's just because they look really good. They have that boxy 80's appeal that tugs at my heart so much for unknown reasons.
(snip)
Once again, awesome, awesome forum you have here.
Steve
Welcome,
Check out Blake Qualley. He's become a regular 1st Gen participant in GRM's challenge. Perhaps the below links will interest you as well.
Good Luck!
>http://rotarynews.com/view.php?id=183
>http://www.rx-sevenandahalf.com/
09-13-03, 12:04 AM
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Originally posted by Icemark
Peak on a S4 is at 3500.
Peak torque on a S5 N/A is at 4000, S5 Turbo at 3500.
But remember that torque curve is almost flat from there to 5500 (6500 on a S5 N/A)
Peak on a S4 is at 3500.
Peak torque on a S5 N/A is at 4000, S5 Turbo at 3500.
But remember that torque curve is almost flat from there to 5500 (6500 on a S5 N/A)
He was telling me about a guy with an RX7 that liked to do a buck 30 on a little narrow road down there...
This wouldn't happen to be you, would it? His name is Tracy Williams...
Steve
09-13-03, 05:23 AM
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thanks icemark, just checked mark tsai's website and re-edumacated myself on the stats. never thought they were that low, but i guess it should be obvious.
09-13-03, 10:16 AM
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Originally posted by StevenRyan
Rohnert park... I know this is a long shot... but my cousin lives in Rohnert Park and works for Jim Russel's School...
He was telling me about a guy with an RX7 that liked to do a buck 30 on a little narrow road down there...
This wouldn't happen to be you, would it? His name is Tracy Williams...
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Rohnert park... I know this is a long shot... but my cousin lives in Rohnert Park and works for Jim Russel's School...
He was telling me about a guy with an RX7 that liked to do a buck 30 on a little narrow road down there...
This wouldn't happen to be you, would it? His name is Tracy Williams...
Steve
There are actually quite a few FC's in Rohnert Park, mostly because Sonoma State U., is in the city.
09-13-03, 03:20 PM
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Originally posted by Aaron Cake
Personally, I think a 1st gen is a better choice. Cheaper, and faster with equivelant mods (alot lighter).
Personally, I think a 1st gen is a better choice. Cheaper, and faster with equivelant mods (alot lighter).
09-15-03, 09:01 PM
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Ok, good, I'm still hearing what I like. When I actually start looking for a car would this be a good place to look for a junker? I need to get in touch with one of the past competitors, get some first hand tips on junkyard hunting... jah.
Thanks!
Steve
Thanks!
Steve
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