First of all excuse my English,I'm a Frenchie
When I saw the Sp'sEngineering Orange RX-7 for the first time I Fall in love with her.
I have looked everywhere to find the same engine pieces and I have found must of it except the twin turbo exhaust manifold.
In FastFours.com.au they said that it is a R.E Amemiya exhaust manifold but I can't find it on their site.
So, if you know what exhaust it is and if this is a sequential turbo setting or not it will interest me.
Excuse me for my my english.
This forum is the best of all....the best forum for the best car.

PS: Here in france the RX-7 is a very rare car, only 27 cars are send between 1991/1996.

Thank's alot to the french gouvernment

 

http://www.fast-autos.net/spengineering/sprx7.html
http://www.urbanracer.com/articles/a...asp?a=843&z=16
http://www.sp-power.com/media_turbomag_0901.htm
http://www.sp-power.com/media.htm
http://www.sp-power.com/main.htm
http://www.maxpower.co.uk/car/histor...idArticle=1906

 

Finally, a frenchie who hates their government as much as we do.

 

I said that about the politic because it is a old mind politic concerning car, but I'm against war.
Don't hurt me but i think that war cost too much live.
I don't like the way the world is going to follow.
Too much violence, less honor..
But I'm not here to speak about politic...
Can you help me FormerPorscheGuy.
I'm just curious to know what type of manifold is!!

 

That old SP Engineering RX-7 had two HKS 2835R GT series turbos.

http://www.sp-power.com/media_turbomag_0901.htm

Email them, I'm sure they'll be more than happy to answer your questions:

http://www.sp-power.com/aboutsp.htm


EDIT: If you read the link from the second message: "RE Amemiya exhaust manifold originally designed for a single TD06 turbo."

 

Thanks Mahjik.
I've learn that it is a Exhaust manifold they have modify to have twinn turbo instead of one.
So ther is no "ready-made" exhaust manifold to keep twin-turbo sequential???

 

They needed a new manifold because they used a custom twin turbo setup. If you aren't changing the stock twin turbos, there is no need.

 

ok.
Now another question!!
Is there a sequential twin turbo setup who keep the 2 turbo in their stock location and made more power than stock??

 

many companies put upgraded turbos onto the stock manifold to make more power. BNR and M2 are the two that come to mind at the moment

 

Ok.Can you give me the link to BNR and M2??

 

BNR is currently redoing their turbo options. When they are available, they will most likely deal through the RX-7 Store: http://www.rx7store.net/subcatmfgpro...220&1=335&2=-1

Here is the link for M2:
http://www.m2performance.com/

These are not the only options for twin turbo upgrades, but these are path of the most popular ones here in the USA.