New owner of a GSL-SE
 

I just Bought Sweetege's GSL-SE.

https://www.rx7club.com/1st-generation-rx-7-1979-1985-vehicles-109/fs-1985-gsl-se-13b-streetported-820842/

I am going to return most of the interior to former glory and keep it as a streetable car, I can take down to the track for autoX/Drag once a month or so.

I thought I'd ask what you think I should do next to it performance-wise.

I am saving dough for a Garrett GT35 Kit but that'll be a few months out.

I am thinking I'll need to upgrade the fuel pump first-ish??


He estimates HP at 150 currently. I am looking for something closer to 300 (once I get the Turbo)

From his Ad:

Engine/Drivetrain:
13-B 6-port Streetported and rebuilt at 160,000 miles
REPU 9.2:1 rotors
3mm 2-piece steel apex pieces
1-piece solid corner seals
720cc injectors
Conefilter
Permacool electric fan
RB header, with custom exhaust and powerpulse muffler
88 RX-7 transmission
Magnaflow FRP
NGK Plugs

Suspension:
Ground Control coilovers on front using Eibach springs and Tokico Illumina shocks
Same GC and Tokico setup on rear
Suspension Techniques front sway bar, a little over an inch

Brakes/Clutch:
Goodrich stainless steel brake lines all the way around
Goodrich stainless steel clutch line
Replaced clutch master and slave
Clutchmasters stage 3 clutch
RB Lightweight Flywheel

Interior:
4-point harnesses on both seats
Kirk Racing 6-point Bolt-in Roll Cage
Stock metal sunroof
CLA Pedals
Power door lock actuators, ready for remote
Racing Seats

Body:
Fiberglass rear bumber
Whaletail spoiler

If you only want 300HP, then go with the GT30R and not the 35. The 35R is more suited to the 350HP to 400HP range.

Keep in mind that turbocharging a GSL-SE 6 port is not bolt on. There is no kit that exists.

thanks. off to welding class I go.

Actually maybe it's best to enjoy the car as it is for a bit. It's interesting there isnt a bolt on kit for 1st gens. seems like it would sell like hotcakes.

I'd be happy to make such a kit, but few would pay for it. A full bolt on kit will probably cost significantly more then most people paid for their cars.

what would be a ball park price for a kit?

$4500.