My 86 RX7
My 86 RX7
Recently just copped it......Its a N/A thats really really clean. Please leave me some feedback or suggestions as to what I should do........
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Grats dude, how much did you pay? I'd take a look at the service records and do a little searching around the forum. Anything that doesn't match (as in stuff that normally goes bad, and hasn't been replaced) is probably comming up on the end of it's life. (Like the fuel pulsation dampener... which I'm going to be replacing mine this weekend.)
Other than that, do a tune up if nessarry. (Check FAQ).
-Twofer
Other than that, do a tune up if nessarry. (Check FAQ).
-Twofer
Yeah its already been overhauled......There was a little cosmetic damage to the fron hood and fender but nothing a body kit cant fix.
I will definitely check out the FAQ.............
This is a non turbo edition of the RX7 and was led here by my search on ways to turbo it.......Actually found it is an advantage to turbo a non turbo car over rebuilding a current turbo one
I will definitely check out the FAQ.............
This is a non turbo edition of the RX7 and was led here by my search on ways to turbo it.......Actually found it is an advantage to turbo a non turbo car over rebuilding a current turbo one
Originally Posted by westler91
Actually found it is an advantage to turbo a non turbo car over rebuilding a current turbo one
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Originally Posted by Makenzie71
Really? We noobs here at rexclub, who have been tinkering with these things since about 1986, are eager to be let in on the secret.
Turbos wear out more parts of a car than a N/A does. So when you rebuild or do a swap there are a few things you know dont have the extra wear and tear. I aint saying its a lot but in the long run its a lil better.........waitin patiently for my twin turbo set up from the guy who hooked me up with this car
You're going to get flamed for saying an NA to turbo conversion is better than starting with a turbo car. Go look at the list of things you have to change just to have all the TII equipment and you'll start to get the idea. Or maybe you'll remain clueless. I could go on and on, but I'm not wasting any more of my time.
I feel so liberated since reputation has been disabled around here. I can tell the 17 year old no skills having noobs what I really think! No green mark, no red mark, just brutal honesty.
I feel so liberated since reputation has been disabled around here. I can tell the 17 year old no skills having noobs what I really think! No green mark, no red mark, just brutal honesty.
Originally Posted by westler91
Turbos wear out more parts of a car than a N/A does. So when you rebuild or do a swap there are a few things you know dont have the extra wear and tear. I aint saying its a lot but in the long run its a lil better.........waitin patiently for my twin turbo set up from the guy who hooked me up with this car
Last edited by Bluebase; Sep 15, 2005 at 02:28 AM.
Originally Posted by RoadRaceJosh
You're going to get flamed for saying an NA to turbo conversion is better than starting with a turbo car. Go look at the list of things you have to change just to have all the TII equipment and you'll start to get the idea. Or maybe you'll remain clueless. I could go on and on, but I'm not wasting any more of my time.
I feel so liberated since reputation has been disabled around here. I can tell the 17 year old no skills having noobs what I really think! No green mark, no red mark, just brutal honesty.
I feel so liberated since reputation has been disabled around here. I can tell the 17 year old no skills having noobs what I really think! No green mark, no red mark, just brutal honesty.
as for westler91 GL i like how you kept it clean gj fix the front. get some better looking rims. you could tell the back lights were added.. thiers no sexyness to the car since thiers a bench in the back (2 seats =) ) but all is good gj
Originally Posted by westler91
Turbos wear out more parts of a car than a N/A does. So when you rebuild or do a swap there are a few things you know dont have the extra wear and tear. I aint saying its a lot but in the long run its a lil better.........waitin patiently for my twin turbo set up from the guy who hooked me up with this car
The parts that do see increased stress on turbo cars are reinforced to an adequate degree to compensate. The N/A and turbo trannies, rear ends, and brakes are all beefed up to handle the extra load.
You're new to this and you have been misinformed. Please ask US your questions, and not who you have been getting your information from, from here forth. We will be only too happy to point you in the right directions.
If going your present course is how you do it in Vegas, you guys must break a lot of cars.
Originally Posted by westler91
Turbos wear out more parts of a car than a N/A does. So when you rebuild or do a swap there are a few things you know dont have the extra wear and tear. I aint saying its a lot but in the long run its a lil better.........waitin patiently for my twin turbo set up from the guy who hooked me up with this car
Who's doing the work?
Empire?
-Ted
He'll learn eventually. Oh, and You WILL want to switch to a turbo tranny especially if you want to keep modding it. Here, go to the archived thread on going from N/A to turbo.
https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-gen-archive-72/how-coverting-n-tii-26647/
N/A 4 life!
https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-gen-archive-72/how-coverting-n-tii-26647/
N/A 4 life!
I forget what model that is. But those ******* are rare. I was thinkin about putting back seats in. I saw some on ebay. But I decided to gut the back. And someone about 4 or 5 posts up said you cant drop a t2 engine on a N/a tranny, uhhh..., yea you can. I mean it will be shot in, at most, a year but you can do it.
Originally Posted by Wicked_razor
isnt that what your trying to do???
yea but i think its stupid when people do that becaus they could have just saved so much money and time if they would just bought a s5 t2. Plus the car has 230000 miles plus so its a money pit bacically
Originally Posted by chucksrx7
did anyone notice the mileage...hahahahaha you do need a new engine but your probabally going to need alot more stuff after your put a t2 in there. haha
I got service records of the engine being rebuilt at 120,000 and then at 215000. Its gettin a full turbo swap thats including EVERYTHING. Yeah it got a turbo hood but its N/A all the way. The full swap is gonna cost about 6K in parts alone but the labor will be free since I am part owner of the shop

P.S. There seems to be a lot of haters toward the new people. You'd think you would be encouraging us but alas you wanna break someone down. Either way Haters hate harder and thanx to everyone wit something positive to say
Originally Posted by dantheman_94080
did anyone else notice his back glass has been painted where it should be black or am i high?



clean whip, what did you repaint with?