Starion/Conquest Intercooler for my TII?

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03-13-02, 08:10 AM

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actualy, you were refering to alf's motor as having the SAME setup as the picture posted. i think you made that clear in posting...

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He has a FD intake manifold on an TII motor. Alf "Soul" has the samething.

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That other thing I have know Idea what that is...(the TII with a Supra bumper)

that other THING? if you read my posts, it is a 91 convertable mazda rx7 (not a thing) and it is a mariah front cover (not supra bumber).

and you can not BUY this. the pipes are NOT a kit as previously stated. it was fabricated.

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I don't like posting my stuff, because then everyone will have my design..But if you want a photo of it I can send it to you.

brad, if you could please let me in on project X i would appriciate it. you can send me an email to rxrotary2_7@rx7club.com
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03-13-02, 07:15 PM

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Wow!!! My last post made me sound like a ***** huh?? sorry, I meant no harm. I do think the bumper looks like the Supra 87-92 ( Don't ask me why) I thinkits those slits in the front...Hey its better than my OEM boring piece-O-work...<grin>

I'll send you that stuff from my work tomorrow...

Your pipes look good though. Sometimes e-mail is to impersonal.

If you re-located that battery you could cut off about 3ft. of tubing on that design...No BS...I did that on mine and I was amazed at the tubing on the ground.

Brad

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03-14-02, 02:14 AM

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Re: Great Info!

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OK,
Izuzu NPR seems to be the junkyard IC of choice. I may look for one of those. I am NOT impressed with the Starion report although if I had a more efficient turbo it would probably suffice. However, if I had the extra $$ for an efficient turbo then I would also have a nicer IC.

It's all about bang for the buck, and I don't have a lot of bucks All I want to do is keep the temps down on my setup so I can protect the motor.

NOW........anyone of you have pictures of an install on an FC? I would love to see the pipe routing of a few setups. I am going to custom make a set locally.

Anyone?

I have an NPR FMIC that i customized and will be using with T04 (87TII)

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03-14-02, 09:28 AM

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I have an NPR FMIC that i customized and will be using with T04 (87TII)

post some pics. if not instaled, post some pics of how you modified the IC.

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03-14-02, 09:36 AM

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Originally posted by bkapold@aol.com
thinkits those slits in the front...Hey its better than my OEM boring piece-O-work

the "slit" is going to be filled in.

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If you re-located that battery you could cut off about 3ft. of tubing on that design...No BS...I did that on mine and I was amazed at the tubing on the ground.

Brad

i am curious as to how. 3 ft is a lot!! if any cutting is involved, that idea will be scratched. the pipes would definatley be shorter if the IC was mounted "right-side up", but with the PS in the way of the pipe, dont see another way around it even with batery relocated.

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