$100T2

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I have been thinking about how nice a thread would be like this for a while, thought I'd put it up for you guys to add to... Maybe it could get stickied. You can add duplicates, particularly if your view doesn't agree with what someone else put up.

Anyway, try to keep your posts in the following format:

Item Purchased:

Purchased From:

Cost (including shipping):

Ease of Installation:

Special Tools Required:

Review of Item:

$100T2

iTrader: (1)

I'll go first.

Item Purchased: Racing Beat full Turbo-back exhaust

Purchased From: Racing Beat (www.racingbeat.com)

Cost (including shipping): $885, shipped. You can find it cheaper on RX7store.net.

Ease of Installation: Not too bad, definitely easier if you have a lift. The only tricky part is getting the stock DP off the turbo, there are pieces of the heat shield you need to bend out of the way to get to the nuts.

Special Tools Required: None, but lots of extensions for your sockets are nice, especially the kind that bend.

Review of Item: Hands down the best single performance part you can get for a Turbo II. Sound is great, performance improvement is amazing, like driving a completely different car. It's pretty expensive, but worth it. You can occasionally find them used on Ebay or on the forum in the FS section.

unek87

Item Purchased:rb header & high flow cat

Purchased From:guy here in austin

Cost (including shipping) a steal at $20.00 didnt know what he had

Ease of Installation: a bitch to get the stock off but easy to get on

Special Tools Required: welder cause it had no flange plus i already had a custom single (2.5 piping) exhaust.

Review of Item: all around a great find cause i really didnt have the money at that time to buy a new one. performance wise it may have made it loader but the gains i noticed a lil . but all together with the rest of my exhaust best bang for the buck so far for me

Item Purchased: dual alt pulley and new alt.

Purchased From: from same guy

Cost (including shipping): yes another 20 bones

Ease of Installation: once i found the nut that i lost it was all gravy

Special Tools Required: i guess a couple wrenches

Review of Item: for another 20.00 bucks nothing may have came out of it but i got to take the air pump off and make more room in the engine bay. plus my volt gauge reads a lil higher so i guess thats a gain

Item Purchased: custom exhaust

Purchased From: my work

cost :cost me a bucket of chicken from churches

Ease of Installation: who cares i didnt do it

Special Tools Required: tim the welder

Review of Item:i had a tsudo muffler from a old project and a bucket of chicken for the rest . i'd say i won on that deal.

stevensimon

iTrader: (11)

Item Purchased: ebay tubular turbo manifold

Purchased From:friend

Cost (including shipping):free

Ease of Installation:cake walk with the motor out

Special Tools Required:14mm wrench and ratchet

Review of Item: i like it. got rid of the stupid flap twin scroll crap and it seems to spool better
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Item Purchased:RB 80mm down pipe

Purchased From:forum member

Cost (including shipping):150$ including gaskets

Ease of Installation: again, so easy even a caveman can do it

Special Tools Required: 14mm ratchet and wrench

Review of Item: one more great piece for my exhaust
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Item Purchased: re-amemiya 80mm single side exhaust

Purchased From: dont remember, some importer in cali

Cost (including shipping): 800$ no shipping

Ease of Installation: not hard but i had to bend it a bit since it didnt come out the exhaust cutout in the bumper quite right. i think it was from the rb dp though

Special Tools Required: same 14mm wrench and ratchet

Review of Item:nice and unique and sounds badass