I need help identifying a 13b
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I need help identifying a 13b
Hey I have a 1984 FB that had a 13b swapped into it and I’m trying to figure out what year the block is. It has R5 cast into the front iron and I haven’t been able to find pictures of rotor housings that have the Mazda in the frame and the 13b higher up everything I’ve seen has them together
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the engine is from 74-75 rx or repu. same engine as i'm running from a 74 rx4. only pic i have on here is in the gallery.
mine had the egr in the top of the center housing where urs doesn't so might be 75. not sure when/where that changed.
where in SC?
mine had the egr in the top of the center housing where urs doesn't so might be 75. not sure when/where that changed.
where in SC?
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74-75 Rotor housings, and 74-81 Irons (it has the screw in heater hose fitting), may or may not be a factory assembly (it looks ported)
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I’m currently using a 20w- oil with a front mount cooler, a 160° thermostat, and I’m running mix gas at a 2 ounce to every gallon ratio. Does all of that sound about right?
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yes. that should fine. i mean, extra is better than not enough, but my point is you can cut it down if you want.
here are some links:
https://rotaryperformance.com/blogs/...we%20recommend.
https://www.rx7club.com/single-turbo...x-use-1046167/
https://www.rx7club.com/1st-generati...-ratio-919531/
here are some links:
https://rotaryperformance.com/blogs/...we%20recommend.
https://www.rx7club.com/single-turbo...x-use-1046167/
https://www.rx7club.com/1st-generati...-ratio-919531/
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If it has iron seals then you'll be wanting that 2 oz/gallon, that is what I run on my bridge port ('82-85 end housings, GSL-SE rotor housings and intermediate housing, FC rotating assembly) with steel Atkins seals. My rotor housings look much better compared to running less oil. This also does not result in heavy carbon deposits, two stroke oil doesn't have unburnables like engine oil does.
Your engine is old school enough that it may have carbon aluminum apex seals. Look through an exhaust port and see if they are 2mm or 3mm, and see if a magnet sticks to them.
I run 1oz/gallon in my 12A but that includes having a functional OMP. I do run oils engineered for Diesels with DPFs, on the theory that they make less ash and deposits.
Your engine is old school enough that it may have carbon aluminum apex seals. Look through an exhaust port and see if they are 2mm or 3mm, and see if a magnet sticks to them.
I run 1oz/gallon in my 12A but that includes having a functional OMP. I do run oils engineered for Diesels with DPFs, on the theory that they make less ash and deposits.
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I'm curious if the rear has the passage for the oil pressure sender drilled out. '78-80 RX-7 did not have that. Unsure about RX-3/4/5.
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