plz tell me its just bc i need a tune now
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wow. Did you clean up and remove the sequential control system stuff and use block off plates? It doesn't look like it from what I can see.
For fuel setup I'd go with some ID injectors for simplicity and ease of installation.
Time for some serious research...not having the supporting mods and trying to get it to boost on a stock ECU is proof of that. You're lucky it didn't boost because you would have been buying a new engine and probably replacing your turbo when all those apex seal pieces started flying through it.
For fuel setup I'd go with some ID injectors for simplicity and ease of installation.
Time for some serious research...not having the supporting mods and trying to get it to boost on a stock ECU is proof of that. You're lucky it didn't boost because you would have been buying a new engine and probably replacing your turbo when all those apex seal pieces started flying through it.
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You were already told what was needed in your original thread:
https://www.rx7club.com/single-turbo-rx-7s-23/questions-reguarding-new-single-setup-what-more-should-i-get-948826/
I would suggest listening to the people on this forum rather than some random "tuning shop".
https://www.rx7club.com/single-turbo-rx-7s-23/questions-reguarding-new-single-setup-what-more-should-i-get-948826/
I would suggest listening to the people on this forum rather than some random "tuning shop".
surprised the engine is still intact.
#28
You live in Cali, there are loads of good shops there, not like you're in Wasilla Alaska or something. There are guys in some states that would kill to have local access to those shops.
These guys may seem harsh but the kind of rebuild you are heading for would likely start at $5k and could go up from there.
These guys may seem harsh but the kind of rebuild you are heading for would likely start at $5k and could go up from there.
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ok so update did some research and and found out i had the vac line in the wrong spot for the waist gate so i changed it and put it in the right location and now when i hit the gas at all it wont die it just bounces for a sec and then gos back to a 500-700 rpm idle
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I can see how this car will end up. There will be a f/s thread soon selling the car as a roller. Then he will go and buy another type of car and bad mouth FDs because they blow up too easy because he got his stock ECU "tuned".
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Link to Northern CA Rotary Shop thread here:
https://www.rx7club.com/west-rx-7-forum-193/northern-california-rotary-shop-thread-693971/
You'll need to travel a bit to find a shop that knows what they are doing. And a shop that knows what they are doing will cost you less than taking it to multiple shops that don't.
Do you even have the piping to the intercooler? You just have a bunch of piping from the turbo to the IC inlet but it isn't even properly connected. Then you have nothing from the outlet of the IC to where it should connect to the stock "elbow".
#45
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Ricks Rotary in the bay area has a good reputation. Please take it there before you blow the engine.
http://www.ricksrotary.com/
Also, please learn to type something legible!!!
http://www.ricksrotary.com/
Also, please learn to type something legible!!!
#47
Look Mr209ttrx7, ask the guys on this forum for a known good tuner in your area. They want to help you. You are killing us out here! We don't want to see you have a bad experience. This isn't a piston engine that ANYONE can learn to tune over a weekend. A rotary is not a forgiving motor, however when properly tuned is mechanical genius. Please take the advice given.
#49
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HOW are you controlling boost? (WG spring, boost controller)
The factory injectors can handle around 300whp, then it gets dangerous. If you haven't upgraded your fuel system, why are you even looking for a tune? A T66 is a good size turbo that can make over 300whp on 10psi likely. Why would you risk running out of injector?
You said that you are in no hurry, but your words are proving otherwise. Why don't you...
1. Remove the rats nest & block-off emissions properly.
2. Perform single turbo wiring harness modification. Test all connectors in the process.
3. Upgrade your fuel system properly. Including injectors, pump, fuel pressure regulator.
4. Find a quality rotary shop to review your car & setup with you, then tune it.
There is TONS of information on this forum. Start with the FAQ thread. You need to relax, and spend some time reading.
The factory injectors can handle around 300whp, then it gets dangerous. If you haven't upgraded your fuel system, why are you even looking for a tune? A T66 is a good size turbo that can make over 300whp on 10psi likely. Why would you risk running out of injector?
You said that you are in no hurry, but your words are proving otherwise. Why don't you...
1. Remove the rats nest & block-off emissions properly.
2. Perform single turbo wiring harness modification. Test all connectors in the process.
3. Upgrade your fuel system properly. Including injectors, pump, fuel pressure regulator.
4. Find a quality rotary shop to review your car & setup with you, then tune it.
There is TONS of information on this forum. Start with the FAQ thread. You need to relax, and spend some time reading.
#50
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ok update parts coming in
power fc with commander and data logger
fuel upgrade parts such as 1680 injectors new fuel rail fuel regulator and resistors
also all the block off plates ill need
starting tomarow i will be starting the removal of the rats nest
power fc with commander and data logger
fuel upgrade parts such as 1680 injectors new fuel rail fuel regulator and resistors
also all the block off plates ill need
starting tomarow i will be starting the removal of the rats nest