Noobie Help!!??
11-14-04, 05:44 PM
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Noobie Help!!??
I am/was a fan of nissans but now since the pricess have gone up and the power I got intrested in the RX7 fc's and fd's. I know that I cant afford an FD, so the Fc is probobly wat i want for drifting 
. I am a total NOOB about rotaries so I read the thing on how stuff works and I kinda learn more. I need some one with alot of knowleage to tell me the engine types u can get.. and etc and what does it stand for. and YES I SEARCH and didnt really find anything all i no about the engines is that
13b turbo 13b rew 650cc times 2 lol i need to learn
I wont get this car until I learn the technical specs. I want to no more then I no about nissans!!!
so plz help
P.s this is what ma rx7 should look like
. I am a total NOOB about rotaries so I read the thing on how stuff works and I kinda learn more. I need some one with alot of knowleage to tell me the engine types u can get.. and etc and what does it stand for. and YES I SEARCH and didnt really find anything all i no about the engines is that 13b turbo 13b rew 650cc times 2 lol i need to learn
I wont get this car until I learn the technical specs. I want to no more then I no about nissans!!!
so plz help
P.s this is what ma rx7 should look like
11-14-04, 05:57 PM
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the faq at the top of this section will tell you what the different engines rx-7s came with, but ill help ya out...
fc's only had 2 engine options, the turbo II which is commonly referred to as the 13bt. Its a 4 port single turbo engine. The second option is the 6 port N/A 13b.
The 13brew you're asking about is the twin turbo fd engine...the only fd engine they made
The 650ccx2 is injector size, fc's have 4 injectors, and the size depends on the engine type.
my best advice is get real comfortable and read alot of info on the forum, thats how i've figured out so much about these cars
fc's only had 2 engine options, the turbo II which is commonly referred to as the 13bt. Its a 4 port single turbo engine. The second option is the 6 port N/A 13b.
The 13brew you're asking about is the twin turbo fd engine...the only fd engine they made
The 650ccx2 is injector size, fc's have 4 injectors, and the size depends on the engine type.
my best advice is get real comfortable and read alot of info on the forum, thats how i've figured out so much about these cars
11-14-04, 07:43 PM
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Originally Posted by mcnannay
the faq at the top of this section will tell you what the different engines rx-7s came with, but ill help ya out...
fc's only had 2 engine options, the turbo II which is commonly referred to as the 13bt. Its a 4 port single turbo engine. The second option is the 6 port N/A 13b.
The 13brew you're asking about is the twin turbo fd engine...the only fd engine they made
The 650ccx2 is injector size, fc's have 4 injectors, and the size depends on the engine type.
my best advice is get real comfortable and read alot of info on the forum, thats how i've figured out so much about these cars
fc's only had 2 engine options, the turbo II which is commonly referred to as the 13bt. Its a 4 port single turbo engine. The second option is the 6 port N/A 13b.
The 13brew you're asking about is the twin turbo fd engine...the only fd engine they made
The 650ccx2 is injector size, fc's have 4 injectors, and the size depends on the engine type.
my best advice is get real comfortable and read alot of info on the forum, thats how i've figured out so much about these cars
11-14-04, 08:45 PM
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at least you are starting off correctly researching before purchasing. Like the others have said, search, and read the FAQ's. There is a ton of information on the forum. I suggest reading every thread that interests you, and even some that don't. It never hurts to over research a topic before making a decision.
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