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85 Gsl-se 13b

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Old 10-20-2003, 03:52 PM
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just like the topics says



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Why would you want to go from a 13b to a 12a? The 12a has only around 100hp. As apposed to around 135 on a 13b. I'm in Concord, NC. I' just getting into the rotary engines myself.
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It'd probably be cheaper/better to just find a non GSL-SE and swap in the GSL-SE suspension and stuff...
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you need the either the rb 12a->13b engine mount, or the gsl-se subframe, or a file and a welder. bacially the 13b is 20mm longer. you will also need the gsl-se oil pan and 13b intake and exhaust



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j9fd3s I think you got what he wants to to backwards. He wants to put the 12a in the GSL-SE not the 13b into a 12a car.
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well i know a guy with 2 85 GSL-SEs that he wills ell me for $600 but they both have blown motors, one is in perty good shape, the other is only a parts car, but i want a carbarated turbo rotary...i guess i could do a 13B cabarated...how much touble is it to set up one of those with a turbo



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the car I'm buying this week is setup w/ a carb'd 13b.



Add a turboII manifold and turbo, piping/intercooler and you could have a turbo carb'd rotary.



However, it's gonna take more than that to not blow it up i'm sure...
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how much do you want for 1 of the air flow meters? i need one bad
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Old 10-24-2003, 10:31 AM
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Originally Posted by boosted12a' date='Oct 23 2003, 10:12 PM
how much do you want for 1 of the air flow meters? i need one bad
YOu need a SE one?I have that and the ECU setup.If he doesn't have one let me know.I also haev the intakes,injectors,Throttle body,fuel rail and stock airbox.
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Dude are you nuts?

Have one of the 13b's rebuilt, or go with a factory TurboII if you want to go turbo, but putting a 12a in one of your Gsl-Se is like loading your 9mm Beretta with blanks.

Sorry 12a fans, but you know what I mean.

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