to turbo or not to turbo, that is the question...
to turbo or not to turbo, that is the question...
so i have an s4 rx7 non turbo that im having trouble deciding what to do with it. i love bridgeported rotaries but i also love turbo power. im having a hard time deciding what to do. should i go NA or go turbo? let me know what you guys think. im totally new to no pistons so i have no idea which setup is more fun
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Then a near-stock TII swap would be perfect for you. Daily driving a bridge port would not be a great idea. Some people do it, but I imagine it would get old very quickly.
cheaper to do a t2 swap for the price/performance
Of course, thats with out the T2 drive line.
You dont really need a T2 drivetrain but if you are going to do more then 250-300hp, the n/a will suffice around that area but will break down somewhere down the line.
Bridgeport n/a....ha, its easier and more comforting to walk to where you are going then to drive it there lol
Of course, thats with out the T2 drive line.
You dont really need a T2 drivetrain but if you are going to do more then 250-300hp, the n/a will suffice around that area but will break down somewhere down the line.
Bridgeport n/a....ha, its easier and more comforting to walk to where you are going then to drive it there lol
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Edit: not completely certain on the standalone part, but some sort of fuel control is necessary.
Oh, and in order to take advantage of the porting, you'll need a good exhaust, but also with that porting any exhaust you do will be so loud you can't hear yourself think.
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