looking for aftermarket tid for s4t
09-07-09, 12:51 AM
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looking for aftermarket tid for s4t
i would like to find a tid that comes straight out off the tb not at a angle like the stock s4t tid.
been searching the knowin rotary sites and cant find anything can someone direct me please.
heres my project
https://www.rx7club.com/old-school-other-rotary-63/going-old-skool-got-repu-653888/
cheers
kiwi
been searching the knowin rotary sites and cant find anything can someone direct me please.
heres my project
https://www.rx7club.com/old-school-other-rotary-63/going-old-skool-got-repu-653888/
cheers
kiwi
09-07-09, 01:49 AM
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The stock TID is S-shaped and doesn't attach to the TB. Which part are you talking about?
TID = Turbo Inlet Duct = The pipe between the turbo and the AFM or air filter.
TB = Throttle Body = The complex mechanical carburetor-looking thing mounted to the intake plenum above the engine.
Intake Elbow = The manifold that feeds air to the throttle body. It attaches to the intercooler outlet pipe.
Turbo Outlet Duct = The pipe between the turbo and the intercooler.
TID = Turbo Inlet Duct = The pipe between the turbo and the AFM or air filter.
TB = Throttle Body = The complex mechanical carburetor-looking thing mounted to the intake plenum above the engine.
Intake Elbow = The manifold that feeds air to the throttle body. It attaches to the intercooler outlet pipe.
Turbo Outlet Duct = The pipe between the turbo and the intercooler.
09-07-09, 01:51 AM
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how would this work for you sir? RotaryRocket88 uses this on his turbovert and it looks really nice.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Mazda...Q5fAccessories
or what about this one.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/BCP-8...Q5fAccessories
just throwing some ideas out there,i hope this helps and Good Luck with that nice REPU!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Mazda...Q5fAccessories
or what about this one.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/BCP-8...Q5fAccessories
just throwing some ideas out there,i hope this helps and Good Luck with that nice REPU!
09-07-09, 08:57 AM
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crap looks like i used the wrong terminology lol my bad
i mean the intake elbow looking for other options instead of stock going up to a tmic i would like it to go straight out. so i can level my maf out
"not running turbo yet"
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chris
i mean the intake elbow looking for other options instead of stock going up to a tmic i would like it to go straight out. so i can level my maf out
"not running turbo yet"
cheers
chris
09-07-09, 10:35 AM
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I curse teH nTRnet terminology on a regular basis. Sometimes I find myself using it at work, and the 60-year old engineers look at me with a blank stare like I am from Mars, lol.
OK, so you want an intake elbow that will make it easier to mount an airflow meter while running without a turbo? OK, GReddy makes two types of elbows; one that is 90 degree, and one that is straight. Unless it will have clearance issues, the 90 degree elbow is probably the way to go since it will most likely work best with the turbo and intercooler once you install it.
90degree (They make one for the FC, but I couldn't find a picture of one in a quick internet search so here is a picture of the FD elbow which will NOT fit your engine but gives you the basic idea):
http://www.rx7store.net/ProductDetai...de=greddyelbow
Straight:
http://www.frsport.com/GReddy-124410...3S_p_2244.html
You can also have one fabricated. The nice ones are made from three c-sections of small tubes feeding into one large tube. I have also seen more ghetto versions consisting of a simple flange fed by an over-sized tube or a sheet metal funnel.
http://alamorotary.com/gallery/galle...=53&category=4
By the way, the airflow meter of a 1Gen or 2Gen 13B is called an AFM (Air Flow Meter) on this forum. Yes, an AFM is a type of MAF meter, but most of these younger folks don't know that, and they confuse it with a hot wire MAF sensor.
90degree (They make one for the FC, but I couldn't find a picture of one in a quick internet search so here is a picture of the FD elbow which will NOT fit your engine but gives you the basic idea):
http://www.rx7store.net/ProductDetai...de=greddyelbow
Straight:
http://www.frsport.com/GReddy-124410...3S_p_2244.html
You can also have one fabricated. The nice ones are made from three c-sections of small tubes feeding into one large tube. I have also seen more ghetto versions consisting of a simple flange fed by an over-sized tube or a sheet metal funnel.
http://alamorotary.com/gallery/galle...=53&category=4
By the way, the airflow meter of a 1Gen or 2Gen 13B is called an AFM (Air Flow Meter) on this forum. Yes, an AFM is a type of MAF meter, but most of these younger folks don't know that, and they confuse it with a hot wire MAF sensor.
09-07-09, 08:44 PM
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thanks very much Evil Aviator
the book i am reading refered as a maf lol.
its called Street Rotary by mark warner great book to read found it at boarders.
im really digging the fd 90* one would work perfectly for what i want to do.
hopefully can find one like that for a fc.
cheers
chris
they seem to call them compresion tubes so ill try that in a search.
the book i am reading refered as a maf lol.
its called Street Rotary by mark warner great book to read found it at boarders.
im really digging the fd 90* one would work perfectly for what i want to do.
hopefully can find one like that for a fc.
cheers
chris
they seem to call them compresion tubes so ill try that in a search.
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