racingbeat exhaust on T2
 

i know a lot of people have full RacingBeat exhausts on their rx7. has anyone w/ a turbo-II gotten that exhaust and then gone to the track to test the time? im talking about 1/4 mile here. please post your times if you have them.

With a full racing beat exhaust my 1/4 mile time was around a 14.5, this was with a super powerflow intake and full racing beat exhaust with fcd.

they are claiming 59hp to the wheels w/ that exhaust. and the company looks like they are not some honda ricers who claim insane gains on a 4 cyl. with 59rwhp, that's at least 70hp at the crank. and that should make the T2 at least just as fast as the 3rd gen. wouldnt it?

Yes.&nbsp The FC's will regularly dyno at 210-230hp at the wheels which is right smack where stock FD's dyno.


-Ted

Wow!!!

wount you have problems geting the Fuel right or are you talking on uprated Ecu etc?

Also if you fit a Airfilter and Exhaust to a Stock FC wont it Boost Creep? or will the Mk 5 Wastgate handle that amount of flow?

yes fuel starvation does occur, you need a larger pump, some sort of fuel control and a manual boost controller at the least in my opinion. Rewiring your pump for a constant 12V is a good idea too.

Hey Maxim, I was looking at the same set up to. I was unsure about there claims until reading further. The reason you gain so much hp is cuz it runs your turbo @ 12psi.:)(you have to have a fcd) I'm still thinking of getting one or making a custom one.

Yes, you're right - the system won't be optimized; an A'PEXi S-AFC will help.&nbsp The engine will run richer across the RPM band.

You can run a reprogrammed ECU, but it'll run those numbers on the stock ECU + FCD.


Correct again - I run a ported 1986-1988 Zenki wastegate.




-Ted

here is my plan, guys. i am currently looking for a 89-92 t2, however long that's gonna take;) then i will get the racingbeat exhaust, fcd, bov, some kind of intake. what else will i need? do i need a chip or will fcd be enough? i dont feel like tuning the fuel maps manualy with an afc.

of course im getting a turbo timer and some gauges for it as well.

I had that set-up in my 87TII but without the BOV. I was using the stock BOVof course..My motor was streetported..Take my words!!..it is fast!!!..
I would stay away from chips though. Id get an S-AFC instead. I know you dont want to use them but i would if i were you. I didnt have it and i think that the reason i blew my motor!..

I would also consider using a pair of GSL-SE injectors for your secondary.

well, i suppose i should get an s-afc. i've been thinking about it and i know if i tune the fuel right throughout the entire rpm range it'll make a huge diff. especially on a turbo car. will i still need the fcd if i get a piggy-back?

The RB exhaust will simply allow your stock system to boost more due to no restriction. The Larger diameter is very useful for modded cars, but *tricky* for stock cars.

Fuel upgrades like the others mentioned are almost necessary (depending on how brave you are ;-)

RB is had redesigned the entire system, using there new stainless mufflers and should be available soon =) Fortunately, my car was one of the test mules so I got the opportunity to get the tour of the facilities and some pics (including some of the 69? 10A they have). We should have a write-up soon on www.fc3s.org along with some pics and such.

Ted, what cat do you run on your car?

On one the posts, I had my dyno sheet on it.

My best run was 13.94 @ 103 mph, Sears Point, @72 degree

Get a Jay-Tec exhaust manifold (For t2), turbonetics mark 2 deltagate, hks bov, bigger injectors, To-4 and a cut-off circuit for the secondary injectors(Mazdatrix) and boost it up!!!.

What cat? :D



-Ted

Ted, having a cat? I doubt it, look at his car, there isn't much on it thats stock, and if its a stock part its been moved to a new spot lol. Just like your dummy lights, right ted?