1Revvin7

The rats nest and its solenoids -- Rats nest removal writeup

Air control and Check valve -- click same link as above

Air pump --- Air pump removal writeup

Cats ---- rx7.com or RacingBeat sells midpipes/presilencers/headers, bolt on applications

egr valve (n/a only) k2rd.com sells a block off plate, then cap the vacuum nipple.



If you want to simplify your engine bay you can scrap or do:

tb mod --- Tb mod writeup

electric fan

scrap charcoal canister --- remove and let the hard line by the firewall open vent

a/c and p/s --- self explanatory

manual steering rack -- self explanatory

premix --- Premix

Baldy

very cool...someone also should ****** that very in-depth write-up on rats nest removal from the other forum...I'll see if I can find it

1Revvin7

Rx7club.com Good writeup!

TSintercooled

hey, i was just reading about the air pump removal. i've already removed the pump, and just ordered the dual alternator pulley. i'm just curious...if my cats have been gutted, do i need to do anything to keep my 4/5 ports working? or should they still function as long as my cats are there (even tho they're gutted)?

RobertWhite

If your running a series 5 without an airpump your VDI and 5th/6th ports will be stuck in low rpm mode.

If your running a series 4 with a straight pipe your 5th/6th ports will be stuck in low rpm mode.

with everything set for low RPM mode you will only have 100-120hp and theres no point reving over about 6kish because she wont breath enough to make power above that

You can remove the actuators and wire them into high RPM mode with some bailing wire, but you will lose alot of low end to where below 4500 the car has NO *****, but you'll have alot more power to redline.

Its really your choice, I bought my RX7 to go fast, so when my auxiliary ports were stuck shut I wired them open. It makes low end acceleration pitiful, but I'd rather have less low end and have to downshift than get outran by a honda accord... Also I was drifting on a weekly basis, and having no ***** above 5500 made it more difficult to keep her sideways. That was on my Series 5.

You can try it, and if you don't like it wired for high RPMs you can just revert it back to how it is now. if you remove your actuators and can't rotate the sleeves, then shoot me a PM, I have corrected that issue without removing the intake manifold.

racingivan

I am newbie to the rotary world my question will be better to remove or leave the smog system? My car is an 86 N/A GXL or FCS for the nopiston forum


Respectfully

Iván