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Johnny 11-04-02 10:37 PM

99+ Spec Turbo's
 
anybody got the mazda part number handy for these 280hp bad boys...

I think it may be time... :(

dingleberry 11-04-02 11:44 PM

I know Jason at www.jt-imports.com does. He is selling them.

M

dingleberry 11-04-02 11:48 PM

Bummer Johnny......

Got to hate when that happens...

redrotorR1 11-05-02 01:42 AM

Make sure you get the RZ models. I have them on now ... they're awesome. VERY quick spool-up and much better flow than the previous twins ... in fact too much, because I get boost spikes to 12 psi and boost creep up to 14-15 psi (downpipe/catback/stock ECU ... eek!). When I first ordered them, they sent the RB models which I believe the model # is NC3S-1. The RZ models have a different model # ... I'll go look when the weather clears up here.

Stevil 11-05-02 02:58 AM

From Corksport:
N3G1-13-7001 ~$2500


Steve

Fd3BOOST 11-05-02 07:25 AM

I have a set. I like them alot.What happened with the old ones. Blowing oil or did you lose some blades?

ZeroBanger 11-05-02 09:43 AM

whats the difference between the 99 spec and the RZ or RS model twins?

maxpesce 11-05-02 09:59 AM

The only diff is the RZ units have an Abraidable Ceramic coating to improve SEALING and EFFICENCY (actually allows 0 clearance between the Turbine/Compressor & housing) otherwise they BOTH use the same turbines/compressors & housings. the New ones are slightly smaller in Diameter (than 93-98 units) for lower rotational inertia (quicker spool up) but thicker w/ greater blade area & housing volume (higher flow). :cool:

ZeroBanger 11-05-02 10:00 AM

cool, I have 151K on my original turbos. I'm debating on what to get.

redrotorR1 11-05-02 10:19 AM

If you're planning on running higher boost on the twins, I think the RZ's are the only way to go. Increased efficiency range which equates to more usuable boost (not superheated) that is 'reliable'. (Grain of salt required ... :rolleyes: ) And the zero clearance from the abraidable seal keeps me comforted that the compressed flow is steady and uninterrupted.

I paid a little extra for mine. But, I did get them here and through customs in less than 10 days. :)

edit: Oh, and there is one other noticeable difference with the RZ turbos. There are extra reinforcement bolts on the compressor housings. They're copper-colored so they really stand out when you pull the turbos out of the box.

Coulthard Fan 11-05-02 10:47 AM

nitpicking point
 

Originally posted by maxpesce
The only diff is the RZ units have an Abraidable Ceramic coating ...
Max I agree with everything you said about the RZ turbos except that the abradable seals are made of plastic, not ceramic materials.

gohorns 11-05-02 01:29 PM

Does anyone know how much boost mazda runs on these on the RX-7 RZ in stock form.

Johnny 11-05-02 03:56 PM

thanks for the info guys... I'm not sure what mine are doing or what state they are in...was thinking it was the usual IC coupling leaking boost, because I hear a whine and whoosh.. currently I have 0psi and smoke when I shift gears. Well the last time a drove it anyways.. Car idles fine and seems normal until I step on the gas. A little smoke is coming from the y-pipe, but not huge amounts and I have yet to see anything dripping out...I will be pulling off the intake tonight to see the front turbo and see if there is major shaft play or wasted blades...

what sucks is I drive my car like a girl (.8 bar) and it's a garage/weekend queen..and my turbos are NEW(not rebuilt)..well less then 10K miles on them.:mad:

gohorns 11-05-02 06:05 PM

I talked to retailer who has a set and says they are the 1999 Efini turbo and he does not know the difference of RS or RZ? How can I verify which turbos he has before I buy?

Thanks:)

maxpesce 11-05-02 06:11 PM


Originally posted by gohorns
I talked to retailer who has a set and says they are the 1999 Efini turbo and he does not know the difference of RS or RZ? How can I verify which turbos he has before I buy?

Thanks:)

The RZ ones will have a BLACK coating inside the compressor housings
otherwise they are the same and both are an upgrade vs the 93-98 units

redrotorR1 11-05-02 09:56 PM

When ordering them, make sure he orders the N3G1 model and not the N3C1 model. But, I'm not sure there is a difference between the RS and RZ turbos. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think they're the same thing. It's the RB turbos that do not have the abraidable seals.

SleepR1 11-20-02 11:59 AM

Thanks...this is good info
 
I'll need to verify if the twins I recently ordered from SR Motorsports ARE INDEED Japan spec '99s... I haven't verified the part number Stevil provided, but wil feel better if the part number on my turbos at least match what Stevil posted. The copper bolts and black housing will also help in distinguishing...

I'm expecting my '99s from SRM any day now...

SleepR1 11-20-02 12:07 PM

Verified the '99 Jspec twins part number with "Tim" at Mazdaspeed Motorsports Development--N3G1-13-700 (no 1 at the end, as stevil posted).

RX7SpiritR 11-20-02 12:52 PM

I want some but I don't have the money for new ones so I'm gonna go with used ones from Jason @ JT-Imports.com. Hopefully they will do me fine. Hehe.

SleepR1 11-21-02 07:17 PM

New '99 Japan Spec Twins Arrive from SRM Tonight
 
SR Motorsports took great care in packaging my twins--double boxed with peanuts between each box. The original Mazda box had the part number N3G1-13-700 stuck on the box. The only part number I could find on the turbos themselves was stamped on one of the Hitachi turbo housings, with the first four characters as "N3G1". I called Mazdaspeed Motorsports Development and "Scott" verified that the "N3G1" designates the Japan spec "280-hp" twin turbos...

So SR Motorsports was on the up and up...

Leslie was a pleasure to deal with on the phone (I bet she's a "hottie"). Greg was very straight-forward with no BS...

Good buying experience from my end...and the $2599 price for genuine '99 Type RS/RZ twins was suhweet too!

Current pricing on the Japan spec and US spec twins is $2899, which is still a heck of a deal. Mazdaspeed Motorsports Development charges $5 more for Japan Spec, and $2546 for US spec twins...

http://www.shaneracing.com/sr93trbo.html

r0t0r-rooter 11-21-02 08:04 PM

That's great news.... now i can focus on why my car runs like pooty :)

madclown 11-21-02 11:38 PM

Sleep
Just interested why you didn't go with an upgraded set like from BNR? I am trying to make the same decision right now and I have read so many threads on the topic I could scream!

vosko 11-22-02 01:22 AM

cause new is better than rebuilt ;)

artguy 11-22-02 02:43 AM

if you went with a t78 instead you could sell rides in it on ebay to pay for the parts!!

right vosko?

:)

SleepR1 11-22-02 05:06 AM

vosko
 
That's quite right, vosko! As hard as I drive my FD on the track, only NEW twins will take the punishment of hard use.

Hmmm...maybe I'll get another 102,000 miles from the Japan spec twins eh?? :)

I have an Anfini Y-pipe on order with Mazdaspeed Motorsports Develpment, so I'm doing the sequential turbos RIGHT this time :)

FWIW, I didn't "feel" any pill inside the wasteagate hoses...perhaps the J-specs don't come with a pill?

How does one control the boost with the J-specs and the Apexi FC commander? Do I need a stand alone boost controller to use with the Apexi PFC?? (sorry off-topic question).


Originally posted by vosko
cause new is better than rebuilt ;)


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