fresh build streetport projections
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fresh build streetport projections
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In less than one month I should have my S5 TII engine out of the shop, rebuilt and street-ported. the only other mods being maybe 720 secondaries and and 255 Walbro. When its out I will have it dyno'd, and re-post them in this thread. just curious to see who can come with the closest numbers. and then maybe suggestions as to what I should do to just have it running healthy for now or will that be enough. It's my first RX-7, and I don't know the set-ups yet. I plan to make it a killer but for now I just want reliability.
Thanks Andrew.
In less than one month I should have my S5 TII engine out of the shop, rebuilt and street-ported. the only other mods being maybe 720 secondaries and and 255 Walbro. When its out I will have it dyno'd, and re-post them in this thread. just curious to see who can come with the closest numbers. and then maybe suggestions as to what I should do to just have it running healthy for now or will that be enough. It's my first RX-7, and I don't know the set-ups yet. I plan to make it a killer but for now I just want reliability.
Thanks Andrew.
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no everything else so far is stock i haven't had the money to really get anything else to build on it. when I do I will def be getting a boost controller, and EMS as soon as possible. but even without those i would like to see the differences that the parts i put on make as I progress with a base being the streetport injectors and pump. I do also plan on the exhaust and intake real soon.
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You're just gonna put in bigger fuel injectors with no means of managing your fuel? can you even do that? I think the engine management and a wideband should be the first thing to go on any built engine.
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So nu-rx7junkie how does your emanage work for you? which options did you do there seems to be a lot to go for? and do u have any suggestions for what I could start with? It seems like emange could be really cheap or really expensive with all the options.
I haven't paid for anything but the engine yet and it seems like I have to go a different route than what I thought.. thanks for the feedback
I haven't paid for anything but the engine yet and it seems like I have to go a different route than what I thought.. thanks for the feedback
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Emanage is cool. I found the unit used in the for sale forum for 100$ then all the harnesses and support tool another 150.So 250$ Need your own laptop for tuning. And you can substitute a wideband in the boost sensor port. If all you wanna do is tune in the 720's just get the main harness. I got everything cause i just wanted to wire everything in all at once. I hate having my car down, Especially since i just got it on the road.
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F**K THE SYSTEM!!
I have 720 secondaries,fpr and no ems at all. BNR stg. 4 @ 9 psi and i run 10 flat afr's all the way to 7,500 rpms. Car has never acted up through the rpms. I used to do it on my stock turbo.
Same motor for 3 years. 2 years on my stock turbo and a year on the bnr. same tuning setup the whole time. But i have never ran more than 9-10 psi.(creeps to 10 in cold florida nights)
I treat my motor good. i only go on high boost which is 9 psi when i drag(which is rare). But when i DD and drift i use stock 6-7 psi
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