Beginning a FD build...Need Advice (Noob)
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Beginning a FD build...Need Advice (Noob)
Hey Guys/Girls,
I am new to RX7's but this forum has been a huge help...I have a good idea of what i want to do, but i want honest opinions.
First off im a DSM'er previously...So this is a whole new ball park in which i will be using a shop to do a lot of the work for me...
Now i have a power goal of about 450-500
Car will be driven maybe 3-4 times a week and sit in the garage the rest (weekend car).
I had first thought:
Standalone
Fuel System
T78 Single
Maybe a street port
Now how realistic is this, and how much do you think this will cost? This will be a mostly street driven car with maybe 2-3 visits to the track a year (tops). ANY HELP AND ALL OPINIONS WOULD BE AWESOME GUYS THANKS!
-Kenny
P.S. I have been hearing great thins about T & R, thats where i was planning on going. What are your thoughts on that also?
I am new to RX7's but this forum has been a huge help...I have a good idea of what i want to do, but i want honest opinions.
First off im a DSM'er previously...So this is a whole new ball park in which i will be using a shop to do a lot of the work for me...
Now i have a power goal of about 450-500
Car will be driven maybe 3-4 times a week and sit in the garage the rest (weekend car).
I had first thought:
Standalone
Fuel System
T78 Single
Maybe a street port
Now how realistic is this, and how much do you think this will cost? This will be a mostly street driven car with maybe 2-3 visits to the track a year (tops). ANY HELP AND ALL OPINIONS WOULD BE AWESOME GUYS THANKS!
-Kenny
P.S. I have been hearing great thins about T & R, thats where i was planning on going. What are your thoughts on that also?
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Alot depends on which shop you take it to among other things.
Are you planning on having your engine built, as well ?
Are you planning on buying new or used parts for your build ?
It can be done for as little as a few thousand or cost as much as $15,000.
Are you planning on having your engine built, as well ?
Are you planning on buying new or used parts for your build ?
It can be done for as little as a few thousand or cost as much as $15,000.
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So far it looks like im going to T & R Racing because they are the closest to me, and i hear they do greeaat work...
Engine build i wasn't sure of because i heard it's not worth it until something happens to the motor (bad wise).
I do plan to use mostly new parts unless i can get a good deal on like ECU and stuff thats in good used condition...
Hope this info helps
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How reliable is a street port motor on a big T78...And if the motor is built how much more power will i make?
Thanks again,
Kenny
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hey BoostedPinky, check out my post. I basically am going through the same thing, but I am rebuilding my own engine. Other than that, check it out:
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
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