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Old Nov 4, 2009 | 08:05 PM
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Hey i have finally decided to make a build thred for my time attack/street rx7 i am currently building.tell me what you guys think

Current spec list is
92 RHD rx7
-stock motor
-Garrett to4z
-Greddy ss turbo manifold
-Greddy type s wastegate
-Tial 50mm BOV
-HKS twin power
-Split fire wires
-4" down pipe
-4"custom exhayst with magnaflow muffler
-AST delete
-rx7 store fuel system 850cc primaries and 1600cc secondarys
-Supra tt fuel pump
-Apexi power fc
-Battery relocation
-Turbo smart E boost 2
-K sport coil overs
-Super pro diff bushings
-C west front bumper
-C west gt wing with custom risers
-Mazda MS01 rims 17x9
-Re amemiya rear splats

I also have a new motor that i havent out int he car yet.The specs are
-Brand new housings
-Brand new rotors
-Atkinson 3mm apex seals
-Atkinson solid corner seals
-New bearings
-Street port
-OMP delete
-Lightened crank pully
-Sard fuel rails
-550cc primary and 1600cc secondary injectors


things i need to do
-Upgraded brakes pads and rotors(what do you guys suggest)
-Brake ducting
-3" downpipe
-Custom v mount intercooler/rad
-Intercooler and rad ducting
-Re amemiya or Feed wide body kit
-Enkei RPF1 or NTO3+M (18x9 .5 or 18.10 if i can fit them)
-Im not sure what tire i will use but im leaning towards the toyo r888
-Alignment

im cant rember if i missed anything...buy guys give me ur oppinions an i will get some pics up by the weekend

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Old Nov 5, 2009 | 08:44 AM
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Sounds good. Maybe add Alcohol Injection.

What kind of track experience do you have?
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Old Nov 5, 2009 | 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted by gracer7-rx7
Sounds good. Maybe add Alcohol Injection.

What kind of track experience do you have?
about 2 years but with a r32 gtr
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Old Nov 5, 2009 | 02:45 PM
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about 2 years but with a r32 gtr
Then I'd recommend something better than KSport coilovers
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Old Nov 5, 2009 | 02:50 PM
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Originally Posted by gracer7-rx7
Then I'd recommend something better than KSport coilovers
the k sport coil over aren't too bad there good for th street but i think i would find tem a little to soft for the track..i was looking in to come tein circuit masters, do you have any good suggestions?
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Old Nov 5, 2009 | 04:02 PM
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For full on track use, no I don't. Tein seems to have an extensive product offering though. I'd do some research on rebuild and revalve costs.

I use revalved Koni adjustables with Gound Control coilover kit and like it. I can swap inexpensive Eibach 2.5" D racing springs inexpensively and the shocks are decent for my level of driving.

In the end, it all depends on what your budget and goals are.
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Old Nov 5, 2009 | 08:12 PM
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I know a guy who runs ksport coilovers on his PT-E ford probe racecar. He's very fast, one of the best in his class in the region. Of course he's pretty cheap, he has a bolt in cage and welded stock seat! This is an expensive project, don't half-*** the suspension.

You should keep the AST, it serves an important function. Just replace it with a metal one that won't fail.

I don't see anything about safety gear on there. What are you doing for seats/harnesses/rollcage? That shopping list will add up to a very fast car, you should go for a full custom cage IMO.
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Old Nov 5, 2009 | 08:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Gene
I know a guy who runs ksport coilovers on his PT-E ford probe racecar. He's very fast, one of the best in his class in the region. Of course he's pretty cheap, he has a bolt in cage and welded stock seat! This is an expensive project, don't half-*** the suspension.

You should keep the AST, it serves an important function. Just replace it with a metal one that won't fail.

I don't see anything about safety gear on there. What are you doing for seats/harnesses/rollcage? That shopping list will add up to a very fast car, you should go for a full custom cage IMO.
forgot about that i do ave a cusco bolt in cage for the car as well as a recaro spg seat and willans harnesses, i am thinkign about doing a weld in cage as my dads rx7 and my civic are going for one soon
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Old Nov 6, 2009 | 09:06 PM
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Yeah do the weld in... did you see this thread?

https://www.rx7club.com/race-car-tech-103/feeling-safe-bolt-cage-871317/
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Old Nov 6, 2009 | 11:40 PM
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Sounds very close to what my compadre, Conroy Ganson runs out west in Alberta.
I believe he's got the tein dampers in his FD. Do a search on 4Kruzn. We both raced at the Edmonton Indy GT race and he's done a bit of drifting with that FD.
From our experience road racing, the GT35R is hard to beat for power + fast spool. As well, tires make a huge difference. If you have to run DOT tires get the hoosiers. They outstick the toyos quite dramatically. (they are almost as good as the Yokohama A005 slicks we run).
As well, you need a cage to really take the car to the next level and eliminate all chassis flex.
Also think about replacing the transmission. We were breaking 3rd gear about every year in the stock FC and FD gearboxes.
Wheels he uses are Enkei rpf-1 17x9.5 up front and 18x10.5 out back. Slicks are 260/650/17 front and 280/680/18 out back.

I'm the 2008 and 2009 Speedway Time Attack champion in Alberta in my FC
I run a 400+ rwhp, 2300 lbs, Yokohama slicks, a geforce dog gearset T5 with a Garret Gt35r.
Last event I was 2 seconds a lap faster than a Porsche GT3 with Pilot cup tires on it.
The only reason I beat the FD is the geforce gear ratios are perfect for our track. At the Indy the FD beat me pretty bad. He did have more boost though. Bigger tires too.

Hope this helps,
-Trent


Originally Posted by AndrewReston
Hey i have finally decided to make a build thred for my time attack/street rx7 i am currently building.tell me what you guys think

Current spec list is
92 RHD rx7
-stock motor
-Garrett to4z
-Greddy ss turbo manifold
-Greddy type s wastegate
-Tial 50mm BOV
-HKS twin power
-Split fire wires
-4" down pipe
-4"custom exhayst with magnaflow muffler
-AST delete
-rx7 store fuel system 850cc primaries and 1600cc secondarys
-Supra tt fuel pump
-Apexi power fc
-Battery relocation
-Turbo smart E boost 2
-K sport coil overs
-Super pro diff bushings
-C west front bumper
-C west gt wing with custom risers
-Mazda MS01 rims 17x9
-Re amemiya rear splats

I also have a new motor that i havent out int he car yet.The specs are
-Brand new housings
-Brand new rotors
-Atkinson 3mm apex seals
-Atkinson solid corner seals
-New bearings
-Street port
-OMP delete
-Lightened crank pully
-Sard fuel rails
-550cc primary and 1600cc secondary injectors


things i need to do
-Upgraded brakes pads and rotors(what do you guys suggest)
-Brake ducting
-3" downpipe
-Custom v mount intercooler/rad
-Intercooler and rad ducting
-Re amemiya or Feed wide body kit
-Enkei RPF1 or NTO3+M (18x9 .5 or 18.10 if i can fit them)
-Im not sure what tire i will use but im leaning towards the toyo r888
-Alignment

im cant rember if i missed anything...buy guys give me ur oppinions an i will get some pics up by the weekend
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Old Nov 7, 2009 | 10:27 AM
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Originally Posted by TrentO
Sounds very close to what my compadre, Conroy Ganson runs out west in Alberta.
I believe he's got the tein dampers in his FD. Do a search on 4Kruzn. We both raced at the Edmonton Indy GT race and he's done a bit of drifting with that FD.
From our experience road racing, the GT35R is hard to beat for power + fast spool. As well, tires make a huge difference. If you have to run DOT tires get the hoosiers. They outstick the toyos quite dramatically. (they are almost as good as the Yokohama A005 slicks we run).
As well, you need a cage to really take the car to the next level and eliminate all chassis flex.
Also think about replacing the transmission. We were breaking 3rd gear about every year in the stock FC and FD gearboxes.
Wheels he uses are Enkei rpf-1 17x9.5 up front and 18x10.5 out back. Slicks are 260/650/17 front and 280/680/18 out back.

I'm the 2008 and 2009 Speedway Time Attack champion in Alberta in my FC
I run a 400+ rwhp, 2300 lbs, Yokohama slicks, a geforce dog gearset T5 with a Garret Gt35r.
Last event I was 2 seconds a lap faster than a Porsche GT3 with Pilot cup tires on it.
The only reason I beat the FD is the geforce gear ratios are perfect for our track. At the Indy the FD beat me pretty bad. He did have more boost though. Bigger tires too.

Hope this helps,
-Trent

hum sounds good man im not sure what way to go with the tranny
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Old Nov 7, 2009 | 05:32 PM
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WHat kind of time attack are you talking about?

Solo??

Check the canadian section, some ppl have some very fast FD's at the local tracks that are driven to and from the track.
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Old Nov 7, 2009 | 11:14 PM
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do you street your gtr?
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Old Nov 8, 2009 | 01:01 AM
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Originally Posted by BrightEyes
do you street your gtr?
i used to street the car last year..if your from brampton you have probable seen it , silver with nismo lmgt2 wheels cusco bolt in cage and really loud making 525whp.i took the car of the road now as its gettign a weld in cage.
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Old Nov 8, 2009 | 10:28 AM
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thats insane!
i think i may have seen it once or twice
theres a guy around my area (peel village) with an r32 aswell but his is black
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Old Nov 8, 2009 | 11:02 PM
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Originally Posted by BrightEyes
thats insane!
i think i may have seen it once or twice
theres a guy around my area (peel village) with an r32 aswell but his is black
im at hwy 10 and mayfeild ..you most likley have seen ym fd aswell then to silver with a black c west bumper
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Old Nov 10, 2009 | 10:19 PM
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got some pics i will get more tomorrow with a better cam and when i can get the car out in the sunlight



some old pics of the stuff i got when i did the to4z swap...felt like christmas mornig















here are some pics i took today with my shitty camera phone





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Old Nov 10, 2009 | 10:22 PM
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i would like to get a new dash and relocate these 3 gages to the center din plate


4" exhaust



some old pick of the other motor set up i have



gtr poking out from hiding

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Old Nov 11, 2009 | 03:55 PM
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mmmm i want an FD track car. my buddys got one hes dropped over 150K into.. rediculous
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Old Nov 12, 2009 | 09:07 PM
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What's the purpose of all the little holes around the turbo inlet?

Also you should consider ducting the intake rather than letting it inhale all that hot air straight off the heat exchangers.
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Old Nov 13, 2009 | 04:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Gene
What's the purpose of all the little holes around the turbo inlet?

Also you should consider ducting the intake rather than letting it inhale all that hot air straight off the heat exchangers.
it a anti surge housing and yes i do plan on ducting the intake
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Old Nov 13, 2009 | 04:45 PM
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Looks like your well on your way to building a nice track car Andrew, with a good tune and suspension it should be fun…. we will more then likely hook up at some point.
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Old Nov 14, 2009 | 12:12 PM
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Originally Posted by jim kutschke
Looks like your well on your way to building a nice track car Andrew, with a good tune and suspension it should be fun…. we will more then likely hook up at some point.
Thank you for the kind words ..i am sure we will meet up by next year for sure
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Thank you for the kind words ..i am sure we will meet up by next year for sure
What events do you plan on attending? Have we met before?
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i have some tires and rims you may have a use for. They are from my roadrace fd.


4 michelin race slicks. about 5 heat cycles and 60% tread. size 270/650 18 front & 310/710 18 rear. soft compound. This tire compound has set numerous records a were sticky enough for a 3rd at the edmonton indt gt race.

yokohama race slicks, medium compound. I break in session, 1 qualifying, and about 6 race laps from new. 330/690 18 rear, 280/650 18 front. $600.

yokohama rain radial super soft race tires, 250 18's front, 280 18's rear. used twice, lots of tread. will fit stock 93 rx7 bodywork. $500 for the tires 0r $1000 with misc rims mounted and balanced.

also have a set of ccw 3 piece wheels , polished classic style, 18x12.5 rear. 18x10 front. will clear 14 inch brakes. front require a spacer and long studs to fit. paid over $2400. yours for $1500.

prices are firm.

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