How to make N/A, Turbo?
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How to make N/A, Turbo?
I was wondering, how do I go about converting my N/A to turbo? I'm not sure if there is a turbo kit fo Rx7, since they already have a turbo model. Or do I have to do some stuff first before dropping a turbo? Someone please help me!
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If you’re trying to do that, I believe that the best way is to
1. Buy a Turbo Model RX-7
Or
2. Buy a 13bT engine and Tyranny
If you just "Added" a turbo, you would still have to Beef-up your tyranny as well, meaning more $$$
1. Buy a Turbo Model RX-7
Or
2. Buy a 13bT engine and Tyranny
If you just "Added" a turbo, you would still have to Beef-up your tyranny as well, meaning more $$$
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A friend of mine said if I do turbo it, I'll be running low psi, because n/a engines are higher compression. But he isn't to sure if it's the same with a rotary.
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Originally posted by lillaozboi
A friend of mine said if I do turbo it, I'll be running low psi, because n/a engines are higher compression. But he isn't to sure if it's the same with a rotary.
A friend of mine said if I do turbo it, I'll be running low psi, because n/a engines are higher compression. But he isn't to sure if it's the same with a rotary.
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nope.
the irons are different on the 6 port motors.
what you might be able to get away with is leaving your intake manifolds, and just using the s4 or s5 (s5 preferably) turbo.
i've never done it that way, so i don't know if it'll bump the turbo into the manifold or what---and you'll still have to worry about running the oil adn coolant lines to the turbo.
front clip donors are, in my opinion, the best way to go. there's every part you need to make it work for about $2500
the irons are different on the 6 port motors.
what you might be able to get away with is leaving your intake manifolds, and just using the s4 or s5 (s5 preferably) turbo.
i've never done it that way, so i don't know if it'll bump the turbo into the manifold or what---and you'll still have to worry about running the oil adn coolant lines to the turbo.
front clip donors are, in my opinion, the best way to go. there's every part you need to make it work for about $2500
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i wanted to get a turbo for my 13b i was told that they dont make kits for the 13b! or you would have to change alot of stuff! i was also told its easyer to just get a super charger! just an idea! ask atkins
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i wanted to get a turbo for my 13b i was told that they dont make kits for the 13b! or you would have to change alot of stuff! i was also told its easyer to just get a super charger! just an idea! ask atkins
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i wanted to get a turbo for my 13b i was told that they dont make kits for the 13b! or you would have to change alot of stuff! i was also told its easyer to just get a super charger! just an idea! ask atkins
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