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Old 01-29-03, 12:03 PM
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Originally posted by j9fd3s


racing beat makes a 20b distributor, and there are 3 barrel webers

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Old 01-29-03, 12:28 PM
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Does racing beat also make a 3 rotor carb manifold?
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Originally posted by Rotary Racer
Hell with all this EMS stuff. Put on a carb and distributor and your done.
The 20B-REW already comes with a perfectly good fuel injection system and twin turbos. Why would you want to remove all that just to add a pathetic carb and make half the horsepower when an EMS only costs $1,500?

Originally posted by wozzoom
The thing that really scares me on this swap? They used an NA GTU! The one picture still showed the single piston front brakes...that also means non vented rear disks. I guess they don't want to stop that "10 second sleeper"
The single piston front brakes are just fine for a street car. I don't think they really make much difference until you put the car on a road race track like Sebring. If your car has trouble stopping ONCE from a 140-150mph drag run, then your brakes need to be fixed, not replaced.

Originally posted by Mizeru
Looks like it will be nose heavy. Won' t that 20B mess up the 50/50 balance of the RX-7? Won't it kill the handling?
Your car can have the same static weight distribution if you build it correctly. Even if you don't make plans for proper weight distribution, it still won't change significantly. If you think about it, large radiators, electric fans, CAI's, and FMIC's all add weight to the front of the car, but you don't see anybody with these mods complaining about their static weight distribution. The 20B will worsen the polar moment of inertia some, but I don't think it's a significant amount. The main handling problem in a 20B swap caused by making the front sway bar and/or steering rack clear the oil pan.
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