What do you suggest?
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What do you suggest?
I'm going to be pulling out about a $5,000 loan to pay for the rebuild and other things. OK, so far I'm going to spend about $3,000 on streetport, and 3mm apex seals, then gonna spend about $1200 on PFC which comes to $4200. I have about $600 left over giving myself a $200 cushion. What should I get? And BTW I will be doing the non-seq mod while the rebuild is going in. I saw on rx7store.net that there is a special for brembo rotors all around hawk hp pads for front and steel braided brake lines all around too and I was thinking of getting that, the other thing I was thinking of was getting new shocks and springs. But what do you guys suggest?
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coolant lines...that's your $200 cushion...
Hoses Part Number
HOSE UPPER RAD 93-95 15-186B-N3A1 $23.13
HOSE LOWER RAD 93-95 15-185B-N3A1 $15.04
HOSE HEATER 93-95 CORE TO PIPE R 61-211A-FD01 $8.02
HOSE HEATER 93-95 PIPE TO CORE L 61-212A-FD01 $8.51
HOSE HEATER 93-95 PIPE TO RAD(R) 61-214B-FD01 $10.16
HOSE HEATER 93-95 ENG TO PIPE(L) 61-213B-FD01 $14.46
HOSE WATER DISCONECT 93-95 61-240A-B455 $13.22
HOSE WATER 93-95 TT FILLER NECK TO TANK 15-183A-N3A1 $9.42
HOSE WATER 93-95 TT LOWER RAD TO TANK 15-184A-N3A1 $16.43
HOSE WATER 93-95 TT PIPE TO THROTLEBODY 13-691A-N3A1 $25.25
HOSE WATER 93-95 TT TANK TO OVERFLOW 15-380C-N3A1 $4.68
HOSE WATER 93-95 TT R.HSG / THROTTLEBODY 13-681A-N3A1 $19.17
HOSE WATER 93-95 TT TURBO TO RADIATOR 13-5360-N3A1 $8.99
HOSE WATER 93-95 TT WATER PUMP TO TURBO 13-54X0-N3A1 $5.51
Total
$181.99
Hoses Part Number
HOSE UPPER RAD 93-95 15-186B-N3A1 $23.13
HOSE LOWER RAD 93-95 15-185B-N3A1 $15.04
HOSE HEATER 93-95 CORE TO PIPE R 61-211A-FD01 $8.02
HOSE HEATER 93-95 PIPE TO CORE L 61-212A-FD01 $8.51
HOSE HEATER 93-95 PIPE TO RAD(R) 61-214B-FD01 $10.16
HOSE HEATER 93-95 ENG TO PIPE(L) 61-213B-FD01 $14.46
HOSE WATER DISCONECT 93-95 61-240A-B455 $13.22
HOSE WATER 93-95 TT FILLER NECK TO TANK 15-183A-N3A1 $9.42
HOSE WATER 93-95 TT LOWER RAD TO TANK 15-184A-N3A1 $16.43
HOSE WATER 93-95 TT PIPE TO THROTLEBODY 13-691A-N3A1 $25.25
HOSE WATER 93-95 TT TANK TO OVERFLOW 15-380C-N3A1 $4.68
HOSE WATER 93-95 TT R.HSG / THROTTLEBODY 13-681A-N3A1 $19.17
HOSE WATER 93-95 TT TURBO TO RADIATOR 13-5360-N3A1 $8.99
HOSE WATER 93-95 TT WATER PUMP TO TURBO 13-54X0-N3A1 $5.51
Total
$181.99
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Why are you going with 3mm seals, and why are you going non sequential? Are you doing the work yourself? Because you have not budgeted anything for labor... You also need to consider the cosdt of the turbo mods for non-seq.
Does your sequential system work correctly?
Does your sequential system work correctly?
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I'm surprised no one asked what he has already done to the car. Are you caught up on routine maintance? (Fuel filter, brakes, is your suspension getting soft) A mod list would help.
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Originally posted by paw140
Wait a sec... aren't you the guy that bought the car with a new motor, from a dealership? Why are you putting another motor in?
Wait a sec... aren't you the guy that bought the car with a new motor, from a dealership? Why are you putting another motor in?
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Aren't you the guy who was a dick to everyone on the board and then played us by saying that it was you younger brother???
Aren't you the guy who was a dick to everyone on the board and then played us by saying that it was you younger brother???
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if your still gonna go on about that then wwhatever it's been over for a while now. Anyways, all maintenance has been done up to date and the engine went since I blew an apex seal. The prices all include labor and the pfc comes to me tuned, then I'm taking it to one of my buddies that will dyno tune it for $50. I'm getting 3mm apex seals because they are beefier and will hold better, I am thinking of getting 2mm since I do more autoX anyways and I'll be staying in higher RPM's more often. Thanks for the advice and thatnks for being mature about it......
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Originally posted by RX7SpiritR
if your still gonna go on about that then wwhatever it's been over for a while now. Anyways, all maintenance has been done up to date and the engine went since I blew an apex seal. The prices all include labor and the pfc comes to me tuned, then I'm taking it to one of my buddies that will dyno tune it for $50. I'm getting 3mm apex seals because they are beefier and will hold better, I am thinking of getting 2mm since I do more autoX anyways and I'll be staying in higher RPM's more often. Thanks for the advice and thatnks for being mature about it......
if your still gonna go on about that then wwhatever it's been over for a while now. Anyways, all maintenance has been done up to date and the engine went since I blew an apex seal. The prices all include labor and the pfc comes to me tuned, then I'm taking it to one of my buddies that will dyno tune it for $50. I'm getting 3mm apex seals because they are beefier and will hold better, I am thinking of getting 2mm since I do more autoX anyways and I'll be staying in higher RPM's more often. Thanks for the advice and thatnks for being mature about it......
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PFC, waste of $$ unless you have supporting mods.
3mm seals, don't need them either.
Re-do your plan.
$2000 Mazda reman
$450 ACT street strip clutch
$450 Fluidyne radiator
$79 fuel line recall kit
$180, all coolant hoses mentioned already
$30 new belts
$125, clean and flow test injectors
$100 Fuel pulsation damper
$40 4mm silicone hose
$55 new plugs and wires
$30-40 for engine oil, gear oil and antifreeze
$250 for ONE motor mount, you might need both or none
$100 engine gasket kit
$100 turbo gaskets
$ 40 fuel filter
I'm sure I'm forgetting something but this is a good place to start.
You can get a discount on parts if you ask, 20% is usually not to tough to get. Malloy Mazda (Ray Crowe) and Mazdaformance and a couple of good choices to go with.
I think you had a DP, if not budget in a few bucks for that too.
Your simple $3K motor and $1200 PFC is far from getting you a nice running driving RELIABLE FD. Doing it your way will produce another low mileage blown motor. No flames, just the facts.
3mm seals, don't need them either.
Re-do your plan.
$2000 Mazda reman
$450 ACT street strip clutch
$450 Fluidyne radiator
$79 fuel line recall kit
$180, all coolant hoses mentioned already
$30 new belts
$125, clean and flow test injectors
$100 Fuel pulsation damper
$40 4mm silicone hose
$55 new plugs and wires
$30-40 for engine oil, gear oil and antifreeze
$250 for ONE motor mount, you might need both or none
$100 engine gasket kit
$100 turbo gaskets
$ 40 fuel filter
I'm sure I'm forgetting something but this is a good place to start.
You can get a discount on parts if you ask, 20% is usually not to tough to get. Malloy Mazda (Ray Crowe) and Mazdaformance and a couple of good choices to go with.
I think you had a DP, if not budget in a few bucks for that too.
Your simple $3K motor and $1200 PFC is far from getting you a nice running driving RELIABLE FD. Doing it your way will produce another low mileage blown motor. No flames, just the facts.
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Originally posted by RonKMiller
DAMN, now he's so upset he's stuttering!
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DAMN, now he's so upset he's stuttering!
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Originally posted by xstacy7
hey turbojeff, where can you get a fuel filter for $40, I paid around $50 for mine, I'd like to save a little if I have to get one again
hey turbojeff, where can you get a fuel filter for $40, I paid around $50 for mine, I'd like to save a little if I have to get one again
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