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J-LISS 08-14-12 10:29 PM

My 83 e-85/bridgeport/nitrous Build
 
so i have huge rotary guys near me, but id rather lurk on the forums and ask questions because im the only 12a action going on.

So, my build will consist of, bridge port, direct port nitrous, and going the racing beat carb upgrade kit + MSD everything.


Currently i have stage 1 exedy clutch
tokico blue shocks/rb springs
custom exhaust/pace setter header


Now what kind of whp can i expect without the nitrous setup on it + tune., im still going to put it on but im just curious what to expect, im coming from a 09 speed 3 so i come from a diff world, but ive been lurking around and learning on here and from my friends.


any tips are welcomed!


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sleeper7 08-15-12 04:20 PM

nice and clean ride!

RotaryEvolution 08-15-12 04:43 PM

does your car naturally glow?

lx_machado 08-16-12 08:33 AM

Nice car! I'm loving the seats.

Jibaro 12A 08-16-12 07:13 PM

very clean car! I had a bp SA for a while I loved it :)

J-LISS 08-16-12 10:08 PM


Originally Posted by sleeper7 (Post 11189846)
nice and clean ride!

thanks man, i try and take care of her, she only has 43k on it oem everything, it used to be red, and whole interior is re-done


Originally Posted by RotaryEvolution (Post 11189873)
does your car naturally glow?

yes with help


Originally Posted by lx_machado (Post 11190456)
Nice car! I'm loving the seats.

thanks upholstery guy did amazing job, thought about changing them for recaro's or bride seats


Originally Posted by Jibaro 12A (Post 11191106)
very clean car! I had a bp SA for a while I loved it :)


thanks, i am enjoying it very much as well!

r3ddbull 08-20-12 11:37 AM

so you said youre porting it, and im assuming its a 12a from what you said in the inital post. where do you find porting templates for the 12a? im hoping to do a bridgeport myself eventually

Jibaro 12A 08-20-12 02:16 PM

RX7 1975-1985: Engine - Porting Tools: Porting Template - Bridge Intake Port 12A & 13B -

this is the template I used, I'm sure they are other ones out there too

J-LISS 08-20-12 02:36 PM


Originally Posted by r3ddbull (Post 11194606)
so you said youre porting it, and im assuming its a 12a from what you said in the inital post. where do you find porting templates for the 12a? im hoping to do a bridgeport myself eventually


yea you could use that one, my buddy made his own, pretty sick.


Originally Posted by Jibaro 12A (Post 11194763)
RX7 1975-1985: Engine - Porting Tools: Porting Template - Bridge Intake Port 12A & 13B -

this is the template I used, I'm sure they are other ones out there too


^ that looks like good stuff!

OneRotor 08-20-12 02:49 PM

My suggestion: If you're not going with a turbo, don't waste your time with the E85. Your motor isn't high enough compression to take advantage of the E85. Combine that with it's lower energy density (~75k btu/gallon for E85 vs. 110k btu/gallon for Gasoline) and you stand to loose a LOT of power.

Otherwise, clean ass car. G'luck with the build.

J-LISS 08-20-12 02:59 PM


Originally Posted by OneRotor (Post 11194806)
My suggestion: If you're not going with a turbo, don't waste your time with the E85. Your motor isn't high enough compression to take advantage of the E85. Combine that with it's lower energy density (~75k btu/gallon for E85 vs. 110k btu/gallon for Gasoline) and you stand to loose a LOT of power.

Otherwise, clean ass car. G'luck with the build.


im custom turbo kit. Parts should start showing up this week. i should start on the manifold prob this weekend , going to make a manifold to sit high up for easy maintenance, my custom ic kit im piecing together, and cleaner engine bay.

Thanks for the compliments!

r3ddbull 08-22-12 12:59 PM


Originally Posted by Jibaro 12A (Post 11194763)
RX7 1975-1985: Engine - Porting Tools: Porting Template - Bridge Intake Port 12A & 13B -

this is the template I used, I'm sure they are other ones out there too


thanks man, appreciate that

J-LISS 08-28-12 12:33 PM

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**08-28-2012*** update. Slowly but surely gathering parts together.


3 point harness bar


MSD ingition


Custom 12a Turbo manifold.



me and @driftingmyfc are trying to get my mazda 3 back up and running so the 7 can say hewo to the boost/nitrous gods.

J-LISS 09-13-12 09:25 AM

anybody know what people run on weber sidedraft for ic setups? like to connect from ic to carb?

J-LISS 11-15-12 01:00 PM

quick question, does anybody know if the oil pan is aluminum or steel? im going to order a weld drain fitting if steel, and a bulkhead if aluminum

bad 83 11-17-12 02:47 PM

The oil pan is steel, but I wouldn't recommend putting your turbo oil return there. The oil in the pan sits very high and would impeed proper drainage. I would drill and tap the side of the front cover and route the turbo oil drain there. Just in the same location as the 13B TII.

RotaryEvolution 11-17-12 05:24 PM


Originally Posted by OneRotor (Post 11194806)
My suggestion: If you're not going with a turbo, don't waste your time with the E85. Your motor isn't high enough compression to take advantage of the E85. Combine that with it's lower energy density (~75k btu/gallon for E85 vs. 110k btu/gallon for Gasoline) and you stand to loose a LOT of power.

Otherwise, clean ass car. G'luck with the build.

energy density doesn't always relate to power output. yes it will get worse mileage but ask what fuel some of the highest horsepower n/a guys are running. most are running methanol which is virtually apples to apples compared to ethanol(.1 RON octane rating difference @109). you can also run it leaner(using a gasoline wideband calibration, which of course is a different argument) and advance the timing further than standard gasoline since it has a much higher knock threshold, this would also benefit the nitrous.

J-LISS 11-27-12 10:07 AM

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retrofitted my rally armor mud flaps on 7, looks great, also installed a town and country 2 speed electric fan on the 7, going to do logs tonight and compare to how my belt driven one did. installed water temp and oil pressure guage, installed sandwhich plate, for turbo feed, and guages. finishing harness bar fitment. installed flex innovation grounding kit. relocated battery to the rear basket.

Solid motor mounts are in as well.

almost ready to throw the turbo kit on her, just updating her meow.


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J-LISS 11-27-12 10:08 AM

im actually going turbo now guys i dont know how to change the title though.

J-LISS 11-27-12 10:09 AM

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Customisbetter 11-27-12 11:08 AM

Sweet photos!

J-LISS 11-27-12 11:44 AM

thank you sir!

Boriquaguerrero 12-01-12 07:55 AM

nice FB!!! are you using low compression rotors? my car is 12a bridge , fuel injection turbo 338 WHP, I also have a excellent condition JDM 12a turbo block ( engine is open) .

J-LISS 12-03-12 09:39 AM


Originally Posted by boriquaguerrero (Post 11302876)
nice FB!!! are you using low compression rotors? my car is 12a bridge , fuel injection turbo 338 WHP, I also have a excellent condition JDM 12a turbo block ( engine is open) .

thanks!

do you have more info on how you did your 12a?

i have a manifold and all.


I HAVE A QUESTION got a fc oil cooler and ordered my own -an steel/fittings, is there anway to make the FC oil cooler work NOT USING THE RB 10MM/16MM FITTINGS?

notveryhappyjack 12-03-12 02:34 PM


Originally Posted by J-LISS (Post 11304991)
I HAVE A QUESTION got a fc oil cooler and ordered my own -an steel/fittings, is there anway to make the FC oil cooler work NOT USING THE RB 10MM/16MM FITTINGS?

Using the adapters is the only way I have heard, maybe someone else will chime in.

From my experience using the stainless braided hose requires some sort of adapter for the threads of the oil cooler and engine block. AN fittings will not just thread into either without you somehow converting the threads to the correct size/pitch.

There is always the stock FC hose and banjo bolts method....


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