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RX-7 2nd Gen Specific (1986-92) RX-7 1986-92 Discussion including performance modifications and technical support sections. |
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The Newbie
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No turbo guru's here?
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![]() I could go on forever about timing, but I run crazy advances. My engine builder saw the map I was using once and about passed out. Probably shouldnt listen to me on timing... Quote:
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Let me know what other questions you have. Rat
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The problem with the original post is that it's too general, and it would take volumes of text to explain thoroughly.
On top of that, "tuning" is different from person to person. So there are tuning philosophies that differ from tuner to tuner. Same goes for turbo sizing... In general, I normal ask HOW MUCH you're willing to spend and what your power goals are. Since you mentioned what kinda power you're looking for, you still haven't mentioned how much you're willing to spend? A GT35R is a nice turbo, but it almost requires a custom turbo exhaust manifold (due to the T3 turbine, unless you go with a custom T4 turbine), and it's on the pricier side when it comes to turbos. You mention autocrossing and road racing...do they have rules governing modifications? If you're talking SCCA autocross, modifying the turbos automatically puts you in MOD! Then we need to take into consideration of your tire set-up... Most "street" tires cannot take more than 300 - 350hp. Thus, trying to make more than 400 is really a waste of time. 400hp+ will require slicks to put the power to the ground, or you're going to end up just smoking the tires. You can argue traction control, but that's a band-aid fix when you can just lower the power levels; less power is always a good choice, cause it lessens stress to the drivetrain and cooling systems. See where this is going? -Ted |
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Wow, thanks guys. I really appreciate it!
I haven't checked this forum in a while because i completely forgot about my thread.... oops. Well Id like to make somewhere in the ballpark of 400whp, if not more, reliably. I know my post is pretty vague, but basically what I was looking for is people that may have a similar, or general setup with some intel to what I should do. Im willing to spend the money to make it happen, and I wont cut corners. Im not in a huge hurry to get the car done, I just want to reach my goal and do it up as nicely as I can.
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