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Old Oct 7, 2014 | 03:16 PM
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FD3S2005's Build

This was build and tuned by Crispeed. Just going to copy and past what he wrote on his facebook.


Car features a host of custom products.
The 13B-REW twin rotor powerplant was completely rebuilt and street ported by Crispeed Tuned using all Mazda factory parts. The upper & lower intake manifold were also treated to a full port & polish.
Force induction is provided by a custom Borg Warner from Reed of Work Turbochargers that host a billet 67mm compressor section.
Exhaust gasses are fed via a custom turbo manifold using twin TiAL Sport 38mm MVR wastegates. A custom 4 inch down pipe was mated to the Racing Beat exhaust system. A large 4X12X25 V-Mount intercooler setup that was sealed and ducted is in charge of keeping the charge temps under control. The cooled air then travels via three inch I/C plumbing to a ported TB elbow and modded throttle body. A TiAl 50mm Blow Off Valve bleeds of pressure when the throttle is slammed shut.
Cooling provided by a Fluidyne radiator and twin Setrab oil coolers.
Fuel is provided via 4x2150cc Fuel Injector Clinic injectors mounted via custom fuel rails that are fed from twin Walbro 450 fuel pumps and regulated with an Aeromotive FPR.
Ignition is provided by the factory ignition system backed by a HKS DLI and NGK #10 sparkplugs.
Engine management is handled by a Haltech Ecu Sport 1000 with full Flex fuel support via an ethanol content sensor so Justin does not have to worry about ethanol percentage or the lack of availability. The ecu also is in charge of power management via boost by gear, ethanol content and by the twist of a **** via a trim control. Idle/BAC valve, Air Condition, radiator cooling fans high & low speeds and fuel pump staging also all ecu controlled. The ecu also provides engine safety control via various inputed sensors including a 150psi fuel pressure sensor.
Power was kept right at 558whp @ 20psi due to the constraints of the fuel system.


You can check out the pictures of the build here.
Rx7 Crispeed Built Photos by RotaryRX | Photobucket
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Old Oct 7, 2014 | 03:50 PM
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Nice!

I gotta ask, what was the coat hanger used for?
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Old Oct 7, 2014 | 04:00 PM
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Originally Posted by tt7hvn
Nice!

I gotta ask, what was the coat hanger used for?
making a mold for the side of the vmount/radiator so air is directed
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Old Apr 7, 2015 | 11:20 PM
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some minor changes, changed the back housing from a 1.10 to a .90 (i think it was a .90 still kinda new to the single turbo stuff) helped spool and we re tuned and went from 20psi now at 21psi making just about 580hp and 410 torque...
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Old Apr 8, 2015 | 02:51 PM
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I have to ask how you can run no AST.
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Old Apr 18, 2015 | 06:16 PM
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I have to ask how you can run no AST.
There are plenty of ppl who remove them.. just have to make sure you really burp the coolant system.. I had to remove it because of the no room factor
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Old Apr 19, 2015 | 08:35 PM
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Originally Posted by FD3S2005
There are plenty of ppl who remove them.. just have to make sure you really burp the coolant system.. I had to remove it because of the no room factor
Interesting, I use the rear coolant nipple on the rear housing to burp my system and have never had air in it... Maybe Ill have to remove mine too to clean up the engine bay.
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