New member from san diego
 

Hello everyone, new member from san diego ca.
I own a 88 turbo II fc .
looking to figure out how to tune my gcc for correct afr atm(could use some tips/settings) i DO have a wideband :scratch:

Newb to rx7s .bought this t2 fc recently saved it from the yard where it sat 3 years and then was bought by terrible owners...:( Registered and insured in CA finally,after alot of work. Super stoked. Now in the middle of getting her running just right.

I agree!!! im glad to have saved this beauty,
by the way my name is daniel h. i should have remmembered to put that in my first post.:lol:
glad to be a new owner

Welcome Daniel!
As with every new Member I urge you to read the Stickies above in this to familiarize yourself with the Rules and regulations of the Club...it increases your post count too,so you can gain access to other parts of the Forum!.

Hey, San Diego! I am a newbie from OOB, Maine
nice to meet you! :)


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Hey there!
Some issues i ran into and some things id try and keep in mind are,

cutting out due to injectors needing to be cleaned
the engine rocking while idling, i fixed this by changing the idle back to stock settings.
Since it sat for so long keep in mind that all the fuel lines pump etc should deff be checked out. I made this mistake and ended up in a situation where it all needs to be replaced.

when i bought mine the transmission felt fine until i brought it home..:scratch:

oil pressure and engine temperature always a good thing to look at. Id let it idle for a while and make sure it doesn't overheat on ya.

My engine flooded alot while starting until i replace my battery/spark plugs/wires/alternator ALL made a huge difference.

Im sure ill think of some other things i ran into. Ill keep you posted about what i encountered.

Glad to have another 7 saved !!!
cheers:nod:

Welcome. Now post pics :)

anytime! gl on your search some pics of my baby ..

Looks good. Kick them subs to curb and she will be golden :p

in the process of fully gutting the int. and adding a cusco cage.

Awesome. Be sure to keep us updated and keep those pics flowing.