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BoostFrenzy 02-09-07 02:40 AM

To any that remember me, i'm back!
 
Couldn't resist getting another one, this time it's a BB 93 touring w/ 130k chassis, 40k motor and a few mods, anyone whom has some tan interior pieces let me know... it's almost perfect but needs just a little TLC...

Car has apexi intakes, catless downpipe, greddy sp2 exhaust, gauges, aluminum ast... 20" of vacuum @ warm idle (750rpm) and runs like a dream... however when the secondary turbo comes on the boost does spike to 14-15psi, if i remember correctly i need to increase the size of the hole in the actuator line restrictor to minimize it?

Glad to be back!

JHew84 02-09-07 03:29 AM

I'll have some tan interior parts in a little while, and your somewhat local :tonque:. Welcome back, you buying wutanec's FD? over in detroit?

dgeesaman 02-09-07 05:12 AM

You want a boost controller to stop spiking.

I have a pair of rear pillar trim pieces in tan in really nice shape. Cheap.

Dave

ROTARYFDTT 02-09-07 05:52 AM

hummm right on, I think I remember you from xceedspeed.

'85GSL-SE 02-09-07 06:11 AM

No Idea who you are but Welcome Back!

Should you dare stray again....... you know what happened in that pic with the rotor holding the piston up with a rope around the pistons head!!!

RE-Amemiya 02-09-07 07:04 AM

Don't remember you but Welcome back...i'm looking to return to ownership soon as well.

BoostFrenzy 02-09-07 08:46 AM

Yeah this was WUTANEC's car, I had a white on black 94 that got into a fight with a tree in late 2005 last time, i'll get a parts inventory going for what I need, right now just happy to have a sti for a daily driver and a rx7 in garage again :Kill1:

mirabile 02-09-07 08:50 AM

Welcome back.

yuichiror 02-09-07 08:54 AM

Welcome back dude.

7_rocket 02-09-07 08:54 AM

:wavey:

Mahjik 02-09-07 08:55 AM

https://www.rx7club.com/showpost.php...86&postcount=2

Very nice car. Good to see you back. ;)

rotaryjunky 02-09-07 10:18 AM

Do you ever go to Traverse city? You should come pay homage to lovefab and show us the car.

GoodfellaFD3S 02-09-07 10:22 AM

Try not to crash this one ;)

BoostFrenzy 02-09-07 10:25 AM

I'm very humbled by the last experience, just happy to have one again, crappy 93 interior is bummin me out though :/

Mahjik 02-09-07 10:32 AM


Originally Posted by BoostFrenzy
crappy 93 interior is bummin me out though :/

IMO, a refinished '93 interior looks better than the textured stuff of the 94-95's. Just redo your panels and make it new again:

https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hreadid=168938

;)

Cgotto6 02-09-07 10:39 AM


Originally Posted by GoodfellaFD3S
Try not to crash this one ;)

yea no shit. When I saw the name all that came to mind was, teen and sigle car accident.

BoostFrenzy 02-09-07 10:41 AM


Originally Posted by Cgotto6
yea no shit. When I saw the name all that came to mind was, teen and sigle car accident.

I'm 26 and the last one was lost on a winter night that it hadn't snowed for a week but around a corner on the highway I went over ice and down a ditch, I wasn't driving it irresponsibly, but I shouldn't have taken it out at all.

Mahjik 02-09-07 11:00 AM


Originally Posted by BoostFrenzy
I'm 26 and the last one was lost on a winter night that it hadn't snowed for a week but around a corner on the highway I went over ice and down a ditch, I wasn't driving it irresponsibly, but I shouldn't have taken it out at all.

Don't be afraid to take the car out in cold weather. Just realize that even with dry roads during the winter, tire grip is reduce because of the ground and ambient temps. Add in if you have some summer tires on there and you need to be a little more cautious (i.e. back the speed down a little from what you would normally drive).

Dry roads don't always mean full speed ahead. ;)

BoostFrenzy 02-09-07 11:22 AM


Originally Posted by Mahjik
Don't be afraid to take the car out in cold weather. Just realize that even with dry roads during the winter, tire grip is reduce because of the ground and ambient temps. Add in if you have some summer tires on there and you need to be a little more cautious (i.e. back the speed down a little from what you would normally drive).

Dry roads don't always mean full speed ahead. ;)

agreed, all the awd subarus & audis i've owned (FD was my first RWD) have inspired some false confidence

buzen 02-09-07 11:34 AM

ditto on GoodfellaFD3S's comments ;)

KaiFD3S 02-09-07 11:47 AM

Welcome back man...

JHew84 02-09-07 12:03 PM

Ah ya I remember you now :tonque:, I thought the name was familiar but didn't link it to that white 94' at first. Let me know what interior parts your going to want when you get around to wanting them, by then I might have mine ready to sell.

Cgotto6 02-09-07 06:49 PM


Originally Posted by BoostFrenzy
I'm 26 and the last one was lost on a winter night that it hadn't snowed for a week but around a corner on the highway I went over ice and down a ditch, I wasn't driving it irresponsibly, but I shouldn't have taken it out at all.

Your right. I realized your not who I was remembering. Sorry about that. Good luck with your new FD.

Eggie 02-09-07 08:42 PM


Originally Posted by Mahjik
Add in if you have some summer tires on there and you need to be a little more cautious (i.e. back the speed down a little from what you would normally drive).

Having driven my father's IS350 on RE050s a couple times this winter, I'd say "a lot more cautious."


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