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ioTus 04-25-2004 09:23 PM

Its the best $2700 i've ever spent on anything.



Trust me dood, you're gonna spend the same ammount on the car either way, so you might as well just save up and do it all at ONCE instead of over 2 years, and get twice the power you would.



I calculated it out, i spent about 2 grand, maybe 2500 on the car, for exhaust, fans, this that the other thing, same w/ my black car before that. and i could have had a turbo setup the whole time.....



Trust me, its WELL worth it.

rx7_dren 04-26-2004 07:54 AM

This is my Est. on how to get to 250HP





Hp--- Product ----------cost

5-----FAN---------------FREE

3-----AC----------------FREE

3-----AC PUMP---------FREE

5-----ALTERNATOR pulley-----$60

5-----MAINDRIVE pulley-------$100

20----RACING EXHAUST-------$750

20----STREET PORT CARB-----$750 OR GOOD TROTTLE BODY

33----EXTENDED STREET PORT @ 25%------FREE OR (400) with eng. out of car

5-----EMISSIONS---------FREE OR $50

15----LIGHTEN ROTORS, NEW SEALS, LIGHTEN E-SHAFT, SIDEPLATE MACHINED-------------------$1500-$2000----THIS HAS TO BE DONE BY A PRO JUST FOR 15HP

3------RACING MANIFOLD---------$300

5------PERFORMANCE AIR FILTER $50

2------COLD AIR INTAKE-----------$100

2------ROYAL PURPLE OIL----------$25

3------IGNITION-----------------$500

5------computer update -------Free if going with carb don't need it or $100 or less at scrap yard or $500





TOTAL est. HP 268HP

TOTAL PRICE est. $5185 u.s







maybe you can get these things cheaper or more new engine like this is $4500 est from mazdatrix this is a better way to go cuz they don't give you all the add0-on's did i miss anything anyone? or you can spend est $1000 less and add a turbo on it i don't recommend engine wont last long and might cost you more in the long run unless you can get these things done at a cheap price

1gendreemer 04-26-2004 08:37 AM

What do you upgrade the computer with in the GSL-SE? I thought the FC computers were the only ones that were "chippable". WTF?

Alak 04-26-2004 11:20 AM

Ya I dont recall much computerized engine components on an fb. The only computer upgrade I'd see is if you had a TII Swapped engine. Which accually by the looks of it might be cheaper than what you have listed. You could do a TII Swap, and upgrade the turbo (Among other things) and it would probably still be less than $4500 and Im pretty damn sure you'd make 250HP, if not more if done properly.

treceb 04-26-2004 11:45 AM

SAFC i think would be good for an ecu upgrade....

ioTus 04-26-2004 07:24 PM

.... Again...



I have a TURBO prepped block (tii stock block), turbo, carb, etc, should be around 250 rwhp, for $2,700.

shano 04-26-2004 08:40 PM

alright thanks for the info, its just for 250hp and 5000, might as well buy a faster car.. lol.. but i dont wanna, i want his rx-7, i was thinking can 200hp put away a civic or any small ricer... also, iif i buy this car off my bro, hes probably gonna ask for like 250-500$.. im willing to spend up to 2-3 grand rebuilding it (cdn) tell me what i should do..

DJ Rotor 04-27-2004 08:59 AM

Rebuild what you have, do a mild street port (just get templates from Racing Beat or similar), get a full RB exhaust, and if the budget can stretch to it, switch to a Weber carb. That should get you a minimum of 180hp, possibly up to 200, more than enough to take care of any small rice https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...DIR#>/wink.png



Cheers

J

treceb 04-27-2004 10:05 AM

webber or if u want "ease" of use and readily available parts, a racing beat holley. im a fan of dual barrels personally.

shano 04-27-2004 04:13 PM

So pretty much start by fixing up the car, (make it look nice) then intake/exhaust cardburator, anything else..?


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