Rocketeerbandit's Rx-7 : The Never Satisfied and Relentless
#177
I don't but they fit perfectly with all the other OEM parts that I purchased like the bumper bar and the engine cover underneath.
The next direction that I'm going with the car is replacing worm clamps with t bolts, replacing silicone hoses," I and deteoring from the metal pipes because it retains so much heat", replacing the stock plastic throttle elbow with a Greddy, and possible a stock location intercooler.
Yesterdays local meet donating toys for a charity.
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The next direction that I'm going with the car is replacing worm clamps with t bolts, replacing silicone hoses," I and deteoring from the metal pipes because it retains so much heat", replacing the stock plastic throttle elbow with a Greddy, and possible a stock location intercooler.
Yesterdays local meet donating toys for a charity.
DSC06308 by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr
DSC06313 by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr
#178
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I would upgrade the Intercooler and Radiator. Do you have a PFC? I remember when my previous FD was all stock, the PFC was the best mod
Also personally I would relocate the battery to free up space and delete AST. I normally loathe MB paint but damn that new paint looks great. It's growing on me
And get a black interior
Also personally I would relocate the battery to free up space and delete AST. I normally loathe MB paint but damn that new paint looks great. It's growing on me
And get a black interior
#180
Id call it "OEM+" thanks Len-Len. I'm trying to keep it clean and simple without compromising the cars integrity.
@7_Rocket all those upgrades scare me. Not that they are expensive but because if I were to change all of your above, it wouldn't look close to stock in my engine bay. I know that I want to keep the battery in its stock location. Call me crazy?
The PFC is a must and I believe in having that. I'll keep the AST in its stock location. And for the upgraded intercooler you mentioned, it would be the stock size or just a tad bit bigger. Nothing more.
@7_Rocket all those upgrades scare me. Not that they are expensive but because if I were to change all of your above, it wouldn't look close to stock in my engine bay. I know that I want to keep the battery in its stock location. Call me crazy?
The PFC is a must and I believe in having that. I'll keep the AST in its stock location. And for the upgraded intercooler you mentioned, it would be the stock size or just a tad bit bigger. Nothing more.
#183
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Id call it "OEM+" thanks Len-Len. I'm trying to keep it clean and simple without compromising the cars integrity.
@7_Rocket all those upgrades scare me. Not that they are expensive but because if I were to change all of your above, it wouldn't look close to stock in my engine bay. I know that I want to keep the battery in its stock location. Call me crazy?
The PFC is a must and I believe in having that. I'll keep the AST in its stock location. And for the upgraded intercooler you mentioned, it would be the stock size or just a tad bit bigger. Nothing more.
@7_Rocket all those upgrades scare me. Not that they are expensive but because if I were to change all of your above, it wouldn't look close to stock in my engine bay. I know that I want to keep the battery in its stock location. Call me crazy?
The PFC is a must and I believe in having that. I'll keep the AST in its stock location. And for the upgraded intercooler you mentioned, it would be the stock size or just a tad bit bigger. Nothing more.
Why keep the engine bay close to stock? I must have missed your post. Just looking for a fun car to whip around without things breaking?
PS where in Florida? I frequent Fort lauderdale and Miami for family
#184
I am slowly coming around to upgrading the stock intercooler with the same size or slightly bigger. Right now I'm tracking down a potential leak but not certain. At this time with a make shift boost gauge just to check the psi... I'm running 6-5-6 and not sure why?
I have replaced every vacuum hose under the upper manifold, every solenoid, pre wg, Charge relief valves, replaced all worm clamps with t bolt clamps, plugged up the air pump hardline, plugged up the throttle body hard line, plugged up the upper manifold hard nipple on top.
@Goodfellas, your car is an inspiration to keep my car clean and simple.
@7_rocket, i live south of cocoa beach area called Melbourne.
The Miata is for sale with a rebuilt motor last year by B.S.I Racing (spec miata racing company)
DSC06296 by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr
I have replaced every vacuum hose under the upper manifold, every solenoid, pre wg, Charge relief valves, replaced all worm clamps with t bolt clamps, plugged up the air pump hardline, plugged up the throttle body hard line, plugged up the upper manifold hard nipple on top.
@Goodfellas, your car is an inspiration to keep my car clean and simple.
@7_rocket, i live south of cocoa beach area called Melbourne.
The Miata is for sale with a rebuilt motor last year by B.S.I Racing (spec miata racing company)
DSC06296 by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr
#185
All she's ever gonna get from here on out.
Now to find an oil filter cut out for the job.
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Untitled by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr
Now to find an oil filter cut out for the job.
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Untitled by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr
#186
Another reason why I love the 93 Montego Blue, because of the two tone color combination with its interior.
DSC06360 by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr
DSC06360 by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr
#191
Sealed, polished, and waxed. Finally finished with the paint.
Iphone 6s+
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Iphone 6s+
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IMG_1606 by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr
IMG_1607 by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr
#193
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DSC07430 by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr
#195
Thanks Johnny.
Today I replaced the Spark plugs, Wires, and oxygen sensor with all new oem.
I did get all 9's for the spark plugs and ripped out the magnecore wires and installed ngk tight fitted spark plug wires.
I also installed a new OEM O2 sensor because It hadn't been replaced since 93.
Pics of the spark plugs. Now I think these were new as of 01/13/15 from my records of receipts. which is no more then 13k miles in my documents.
I've driven that many miles last year and driven 19k miles since 09/01/14. I have done multiple autocross events since the last plugs were replaced. I also had ngk 7's and ngk 9's
I used Pettit Racings Premix which I've already switched over to Idemitsu's Premix.
Trailing 2
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Lead 2
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Lead 1
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trailing 1
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Today I replaced the Spark plugs, Wires, and oxygen sensor with all new oem.
I did get all 9's for the spark plugs and ripped out the magnecore wires and installed ngk tight fitted spark plug wires.
I also installed a new OEM O2 sensor because It hadn't been replaced since 93.
Pics of the spark plugs. Now I think these were new as of 01/13/15 from my records of receipts. which is no more then 13k miles in my documents.
I've driven that many miles last year and driven 19k miles since 09/01/14. I have done multiple autocross events since the last plugs were replaced. I also had ngk 7's and ngk 9's
I used Pettit Racings Premix which I've already switched over to Idemitsu's Premix.
Trailing 2
Untitled by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr
Lead 2
Untitled by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr
Lead 1
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trailing 1
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Last edited by Rocketeerbandit; 01-11-16 at 07:37 PM.
#198
Thanks Goodfellas, I'm changing the fluids for the third time with Neo Synthetic next week. As for the wheels, The lady likes 5 spoke wheels. I'm warming her to the idea of a 6 spoke wheel but anything more is out of the question. She loves works wheels but I'm showing her other company's that make beautiful wheels. Our price range will be anywhere between 2k-4K right now.
Works
SSR
Volks
Etc.
@zoomzoom, is there a dead giveaway other then the description I put that you can share with me?
Works
SSR
Volks
Etc.
@zoomzoom, is there a dead giveaway other then the description I put that you can share with me?
#199
Ordered Door hinges to see if it fixes closing the door easier.
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And Replacing the Fluids for the 3rd time but this time with gear oil I want from reviews.
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Untitled by Gerald Mugar, on Flickr
And Replacing the Fluids for the 3rd time but this time with gear oil I want from reviews.
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#200
I'm having throttle issues, bucking at low Rpms with a steady speed, sometimes rowing at times.
Also the car at a stop light when it turns green and I start going, it stumbles really hard. Not all the time but it's everyday once or twice daily driving.
Also the car at a stop light when it turns green and I start going, it stumbles really hard. Not all the time but it's everyday once or twice daily driving.