My RX-7 Build, Courtesy of AZ Rotary Rockets. Project pics, take a look!
01-07-10, 03:33 PM
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Nice car man. I've seen it in the shop.
Do you think Ls1 coils and stock ignitor would be efficient for the power you are looking for? Any water methanol injection, or you don't need it with e85?
Do you think Ls1 coils and stock ignitor would be efficient for the power you are looking for? Any water methanol injection, or you don't need it with e85?
01-07-10, 04:02 PM
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There are 2 on my side of town, another in mesa, one of 95th and peoria. The evo guys use them a lot. I am buying it by the drum and storing it.
e85 takes 1/3 more than regular pump.
I figure 6-12mpg, if I am lucky, ahhahhaha.
It's not a DD, was never meant to be.
e85 takes 1/3 more than regular pump.
I figure 6-12mpg, if I am lucky, ahhahhaha.
It's not a DD, was never meant to be.
01-26-10, 06:35 PM
#85
Glen @ AZRR custom picked the parts. When you go from 3 to 4", it gets expensive.
Parts would run you about a grand, plus labor for welding, cutting, etc.
But, its a full custom built exhaust, with full 4". I didn't have an issue with the price. Any aftermarket exhaust will cost you the same for a 3" setup.
Parts would run you about a grand, plus labor for welding, cutting, etc.
But, its a full custom built exhaust, with full 4". I didn't have an issue with the price. Any aftermarket exhaust will cost you the same for a 3" setup.
01-27-10, 07:19 PM
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Looks great! Glen is the man, but that's going to be very loud D.
I have a custom made A-Spec full 4 inch setup, and the only thing that made the sound levels bearable was the Apexi' GT Spec rear section, which has a pretty large muffler.
I have a custom made A-Spec full 4 inch setup, and the only thing that made the sound levels bearable was the Apexi' GT Spec rear section, which has a pretty large muffler.
Last edited by GoodfellaFD3S; 01-27-10 at 07:22 PM.
