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Okay, I just bought a 1988 RX-7, Im about to do a 13BT swap into it. I'm going to have around 1200-1400 to spend. What can I do that will give me the most Horse power? Oh and I allready have a Apexi N1 exhaust for it. Thanks. Oh, and do they make A-pillar clusters for the second gen rx-7? Who? auto meter?
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so i see you need help spending money send some to me ill give you my paypal lol... you could always go FMIC, Injectors, Koyo or Fludyine radiator (always good to have a stronger/bigger rad), but remeber this you with turbo you cant do one with out the other... Meaning if you go bigger turbo (possible manifold, turbo, ext wastegate), if u go bigger you need bigger injectors to get the fuel, more fuel you need more air (so you wont get turbo lag or boost spike), all that you need a fuel controller/piggyback/standalone... so dont go spending your money in one place better to order, save, order, more untill you have enough and put it on and get it tuned
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Im about to do a 13BT swap into it.
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So I need a TII rear end or driveshaft? Do I need both? Or one or the other?
How high is the spring in the stock wastegate? (PSI) How High can i raise boost before I need to up grade? I planned on getting a Boost controller, and a turbo timer, along with a Boost, Air/Fuel, and Oil pressure gauge's. And possibly a new Radiator.
Am I good to go? And How much are the 13BT's putting out HP and TQ wise? Are they low 15 sec. cars?
How high is the spring in the stock wastegate? (PSI) How High can i raise boost before I need to up grade? I planned on getting a Boost controller, and a turbo timer, along with a Boost, Air/Fuel, and Oil pressure gauge's. And possibly a new Radiator.
Am I good to go? And How much are the 13BT's putting out HP and TQ wise? Are they low 15 sec. cars?
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i would say first things first!!! take 200-300 and get brakes pads and rotors then get them bled wires plugs filter oil rad. flush( I noticed on my t2 the end tanks crack) soi went ahead and bought a koyo( thanks mills). i started wrong by investing$ in rims and all that jazz. when now i need 02 sensor brakes and full tune up ( remember these cars are 2 decades old!!!) all that so now my car runs crappy so i dont drive it and it looks pimp in my driveway( tax refund come on baby!!) but yea man start with a proper foundation b4 investing in stand alone and upgraded turbos. -erik
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For 1200-1400..
Upgrade your fuel system, upgrade your cooling system, get a turbo timer and boost controller, an FCD (if you're running higher than 8.6psi), and maybe an air/fuel ratio converter (especially if you're running higher boost).
fuel-wise:
I'd get 720cc secondaries.. maybe have the stock 550s cleaned.. if you're staying with the stock turbo, that should be enough, you might also look into a walbro fuel pump or something a bit beefier than the stock fuel pump.
new radiator would be a good idea, stock fan should be okay, but you might look into a nice e-fan, they're not too outrageous.
and an FCD will be absolutely necessary if you're upping the boost... you don't want to risk cutting fuel delivery to the rear rotor...
A t2 rear-end will be necessary eventually.. but, if you're getting a new engine, you have the break-in period to build up some funds and plan what you're going to do.
with the tmic, it would be a bad idea to push more than 9-10psi (some people say it's bad to push even more than stock), you'd might as well save up and buy the greddy(trust) FMIC kit for the FC3S, it's a direct bolt-on, and it'll suffice for the rest of your car's life most likely.
S4 T2 engines put out ~180 whp and 180lb/ft of torque, S5s put out ~200whp
ps: assuming you're dropping a brand new engine in, you're not going to be running any boost for a while anyway, right?
Upgrade your fuel system, upgrade your cooling system, get a turbo timer and boost controller, an FCD (if you're running higher than 8.6psi), and maybe an air/fuel ratio converter (especially if you're running higher boost).
fuel-wise:
I'd get 720cc secondaries.. maybe have the stock 550s cleaned.. if you're staying with the stock turbo, that should be enough, you might also look into a walbro fuel pump or something a bit beefier than the stock fuel pump.
new radiator would be a good idea, stock fan should be okay, but you might look into a nice e-fan, they're not too outrageous.
and an FCD will be absolutely necessary if you're upping the boost... you don't want to risk cutting fuel delivery to the rear rotor...
A t2 rear-end will be necessary eventually.. but, if you're getting a new engine, you have the break-in period to build up some funds and plan what you're going to do.
with the tmic, it would be a bad idea to push more than 9-10psi (some people say it's bad to push even more than stock), you'd might as well save up and buy the greddy(trust) FMIC kit for the FC3S, it's a direct bolt-on, and it'll suffice for the rest of your car's life most likely.
S4 T2 engines put out ~180 whp and 180lb/ft of torque, S5s put out ~200whp
ps: assuming you're dropping a brand new engine in, you're not going to be running any boost for a while anyway, right?
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yup, it was a GTU, liked this hood better. Ok...soooo..ok how bout this, What can I do, to get 220hp. And will i be able to buy a boost controller and up the boost, or do I have to change things? If i have to change ****, what do I have to change? I know eventually I will need to up grade the fuel system, and get a new radiator. (due to the 7's run hotter then ****)
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