13b In A 12a Hole
#1
i have a little 12a but ive talked with the NSW Road Traffic Authority (registraion) and they have no worries about me putting in a 13b
ok its 15% more power but its a certified mazda part
the worst problem (if any) is getting an engineer to sign it off - so im not worried at all
anyway what gen 13b should i have
and what could i do to it later
its a 1979 model
ok its 15% more power but its a certified mazda part
the worst problem (if any) is getting an engineer to sign it off - so im not worried at all
anyway what gen 13b should i have
and what could i do to it later
its a 1979 model
#5
yeah a 13B-RE a S5 13 NA or even a juiced up 13BT will make a 79 move.Just look at '79rx7's car on his thread here.He has the S4 EFI and NA motor in his 79 and is hitting awesome times for basically a stocker engine with some bolt-ons.
#6
Originally Posted by Racer X' date='Apr 30 2003, 09:35 AM
yeah a 13B-RE a S5 13 NA or even a juiced up 13BT will make a 79 move.Just look at '79rx7's car on his thread here.He has the S4 EFI and NA motor in his 79 and is hitting awesome times for basically a stocker engine with some bolt-ons.
Raul
#8
Originally Posted by rexyboy' date='Apr 30 2003, 10:34 PM
so to clear it up any thing in 13b 5th series, right?
ill just keep it stock for the moment
ill just keep it stock for the moment
mike
#9
Yeah, because we never got a 13B in the gen 1 cars, you basically use either a s4 or s5 engine, N/A or Turbo. s5 is a more popular choice generally, because the engines are a bit better (bigger ports from memory).
I'm getting a s5 half-cut for my s3 soon.
I'm getting a s5 half-cut for my s3 soon.
#10
Originally Posted by drifter' date='May 1 2003, 06:07 PM
Yeah, because we never got a 13B in the gen 1 cars, you basically use either a s4 or s5 engine, N/A or Turbo. s5 is a more popular choice generally, because the engines are a bit better (bigger ports from memory).
I'm getting a s5 half-cut for my s3 soon.
I'm getting a s5 half-cut for my s3 soon.
Luis