upon talking to a manager at my work, he tells me that his brother has two turbo II's sitting in front of his house that he doesnt want. one of which is a 10th anniversary edition......guess how much i paid for them...........0$ he just wanted to get rid of them, the motors are of course shot, but i dont care, 2 rx7's in good shape for free will do it for me....

ps.... can i run a reg n/a motor with a turbo setup form one of these cars, and how much stuff from the t II do i have to pirate.........

 

nope one is getting stripped out and made to a drag car the other is for parts for my daily driver soon to be all bronze and black

 

ummm why put a n/a slow motor into a turbo II?? Also u better be fixing up the 10 an. for daily driver, since they r farking sexy.

 

rex's aren't made for dragging. make it a racer.

 

I think he is talking about putting the n/a engine in the turbo cas the turbo engine is shout and then install the turbo parts on it too.

 

Damn. I want two free RX-7s.

 

no no no, im talking about taking the turbo setup and putting it ito my daily driver na because i already have alot of work done to it, and i dont want to swap everything out because the boday is in really good shape.......the n/a d.d. is an 86 for whoever asked......so what im actually asking is how hard is it to put a turbo setup onto a remanufactured n/a motor......

 

Well there are many posts about this. Check the stickys at the very top of this topic.

do u mean how hard is it to bolt a n/a motor into a turbo II body or do u mean how hard is it to bold the turbo etc onto your n/a engine??

 

turbs on my motor in my n/a car

 

it'll probably be more work than to just put all ur stuff on the TII. Besides..driving around a TII WITH the VIN # of a TII is so much sicker than driving around a conversion like im gonna have to do

 

You'll need some sort of fuel control, and well fuel because the N/A will not supply enough. Also The computer and the wiring harness if you're going that route or an AFC. Or better yet a Haltech. Dude, fix up the 10 AE. If the body is in good shape, it will retain it's value far greater than your 86. Take your time. In the long run you won't regret it.

 

Keep the 10th Anniversary white...please!!! If you want a black TII car, rebuild the engine in the other TII and paint it black.

There's only so many 10th anniversary's running around anymore and it's so cool when you see a nice one running around.

 

You lucky, lucky bastard !!!












....Monty Pythons anyone ?

 

I'll buy the AE off you + pay for shipping.