Some Pics Of My RX-7 Project
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Re: Some Pics Of My RX-7 Project
Wow your attention to detail is fantastic super clean and all home fab That thing sounds awesome you should really get some drag radials and turn the boost up though I looked in your projects section on your page and you my friend are HMT to the core Im impressed beyond words to describe it.This is my fav project though the tape deck is just straight gangster
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Re: Some Pics Of My RX-7 Project
Thanks everyone for the positive comments!
Hondas are great daily drivers, but no sports car. I have been toying with the idea of turbocharging my Insight but the car works so well in stock form I don't want to take away from what Honda engineered.
I'm in Ontario.
The RX-7 forum has been pretty bad as of late with all the political BS, but it's still my favourite. I have been lurking on and off here for about the past year so I decided I may as well register and post up a thread. The whole turbo-Honda thing (which 90% of this forums seems to be) really isn't my thing but it's still cool to see everyone else's projects, fabrication, etc.
I'm not sure what you're referring to. Something in the video?
I've had long hair for years and still do. It doubt it will be cut anytime soon.
I've had an SA, and still have an FB. Unfortunately both have been reduced to scrap due to rust. 1st gens are great cars, every bit as fun as the 2nd gen. Perhaps even more fun when they are turbocharged. In fact tomorrow I'll be helping tune a friend's car running a 13B 6 port, stock HT-12 turbo and a Megasquirt.
My next project is my 1976 Mazda RX-5 Cosmo:
Going to get a turbo 6 port from my GSL-SE with a little GT30R, air to water IC, Megasquirt.
The spacer method worked out quite well for the prototype setup with the stock turbo. I wish I had put a bit more though into wastegate actuator placement before I notched the frame but what's done is done. Several others have used the spacer method as well with good results. Now people are starting to use a spacer between the turbo and manifold, which eliminates the wastegate issues and allows a convenient place to mount an external gate if desired.
My next little mini-project is a remake of my electric scooter. Same motor but a different controller with the batteries configured at 48V. The platform will be made from scratch with angle iron to house the batteries and controller with the stock front end mounted and extended to accept the pneumatic tires. I'll probably get to it sometime around the spring though this summer is going to be VERY busy.
Sometime this summer. Currently there is a complete suspension sitting on the basement floor along with a brake upgrade. I need to really get the interior sorted out before I start bumping the boost. Should have seats next week. I'll do the headliner myself but the door panels will go out to someone more skilled in upholstery. Oh, and the open diff needs to be replaced first. With the current diff, traction is nonexistent and the car is terrifying and dangerous to drive in boost. Should be picking up an LSD next week.
Originally Posted by stillnoturbo
Damn that one hell of a sweet project. I like seeing different ---- besides the usual honda. Not to mention I've love rotaries.
Originally Posted by brine04
Where in BC are you? There are quite a few of us on here.
Originally Posted by wafflesincars
O HELLO AARON!
Figured that Rx-7 club was turning into the Mazda version of Honda-Tech?
Or are you just a glutton for punishment.
Your triangles make me hard by the way.
Figured that Rx-7 club was turning into the Mazda version of Honda-Tech?
Or are you just a glutton for punishment.
Your triangles make me hard by the way.
Originally Posted by Stealthmode
I've never heard anyone claim that they lost traction because the car behind them was finishing their burnout. lol.
Originally Posted by Birdley42008
BTW! Please tell me you still got that ill 80's hair-do!
Originally Posted by 78NOVA
i like!!!! wish i had the time/money to do something to my rather "stock" fb. oh well, a time will come when all is game!!! a time will come.... yours on the other hand looks ****!
My next project is my 1976 Mazda RX-5 Cosmo:
Going to get a turbo 6 port from my GSL-SE with a little GT30R, air to water IC, Megasquirt.
Originally Posted by alx954
Sweet bro, I remember when I first told you about
the spacer on the stock t2 manifold and turbo
You have come a long way since those days, keep
it up
BTW my old user name back then was VtekEater remember me??
the spacer on the stock t2 manifold and turbo
You have come a long way since those days, keep
it up
BTW my old user name back then was VtekEater remember me??
Originally Posted by 90dx
Wow your attention to detail is fantastic super clean and all home fab That thing sounds awesome you should really get some drag radials and turn the boost up though I looked in your projects section on your page and you my friend are HMT to the core Im impressed beyond words to describe it.This is my fav project though the tape deck is just straight gangster
Originally Posted by crxvtec91
Damn that a really good first post I am really liking the car it looks great!!! So what are the plans for it, are you going to up the boost some more?
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Re: Some Pics Of My RX-7 Project
**** man, ****. i wish i had the resources, time, and location to fiddle around with things like that. hah, my apartment manager had a fit when she came back from her weekend off and i was doing a teardown on my old integra. i almost got kicked out, but i avoided that by changing her oil, lol.
for real man, go to school for something, you have awesome potential!!!! your attention to detail and craftsmanship are first rate.
for real man, go to school for something, you have awesome potential!!!! your attention to detail and craftsmanship are first rate.