will this work or not??
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will this work or not??
i have a 88 SE wiht the mods in my sig, my intake and thorttle body were ported about 25%larger than stock, i have a full custom exhaust with no catalytic ocnverter, if i run 680cc secondaries and a tII fuel pump will i be runnign rich??? is it worth running these fuel modifications??? also i will have it all tuned with a Apexi S-AFC.....is the injectors and fuel pump over kill?? i need you opinions
i am shootiing for as close to 200 hp i can get(165-175 at the rear wheels)
CB
i am shootiing for as close to 200 hp i can get(165-175 at the rear wheels)
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I take you goal is the first street driven 200hp?
The second gen RX-7s that run in ITA aren't allowed to port and put out 200-220 flywheel hp. The catch is that their exhausts are around 103db.
They pretty much run all the mods you have plus a header and a remapped ECU.
The second gen RX-7s that run in ITA aren't allowed to port and put out 200-220 flywheel hp. The catch is that their exhausts are around 103db.
They pretty much run all the mods you have plus a header and a remapped ECU.
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Originally posted by rico05
no one has ever done a 200 hp streetable n/a? Looks like a challenge! Can this be done w/o a street/bridge/prephial port?
no one has ever done a 200 hp streetable n/a? Looks like a challenge! Can this be done w/o a street/bridge/prephial port?
It's pretty easy to do with porting. If you're not going to port and not alter the fuel AND spark, then coming up with a non"arrest me" exhaust is going to be tricky.
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Ok, so a street port, stock injectors, S-AFC, header, midpipe, and straight through single muffler, rebuild (duh!), cold air box could result in 200 rear whell hp? I want to make my n/a as fast as possible for under $5K, then I will sell it and get a TII. Stick w/ a stock fuel pump. A TII would be over kill. The S-AFC should suffice.
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Originally posted by crossbar17
what EMS?? and i should still use the stock fuel pump too or awith to the tII??CB
what EMS?? and i should still use the stock fuel pump too or awith to the tII??CB
There's an entire section of the forum dedicated to them.
DO NOT ask which one is better, it can get ugly real fast.
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Originally posted by rico05
Ok, so a street port, stock injectors, S-AFC, header, midpipe, and straight through single muffler, rebuild (duh!), cold air box could result in 200 rear whell hp? I want to make my n/a as fast as possible for under $5K, then I will sell it and get a TII. Stick w/ a stock fuel pump. A TII would be over kill. The S-AFC should suffice.
Ok, so a street port, stock injectors, S-AFC, header, midpipe, and straight through single muffler, rebuild (duh!), cold air box could result in 200 rear whell hp? I want to make my n/a as fast as possible for under $5K, then I will sell it and get a TII. Stick w/ a stock fuel pump. A TII would be over kill. The S-AFC should suffice.
Do you have a goal you want to accomplish before moving on to a turbo? You're going to take a big (at least 30-40%) loss on all the mods when you sell it. If you want a turbo, save your NA mod money for the TII.
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