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10-15-2002, 06:42 PM
#1
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sometime this week the wiring will be complete on my rotary monster.....
me and my dad put a rotary in a 77 triumph spitfire here are the specs:
the motor is an 86-88 13b 6port
step one we took everything off of it pertaining to emmissions and fuel injection
step two the motor recieved a big streetport
step three custom jay tech style manifold with a holly 650 carb
step four modified rb header with no cats and dual pipes all the way back to straight through mufflers
5spd rx7 2nd gen tranny with a modified rx7 driveshaft.....
the only weak link right now is the stock rear end which im guessing will last about 2hrs so that will be replaced soon
you should know that the spitfire came stock with a 1500cc 4cyl putting out 62bhp a 4spd tranny w/o overdrive...i blew the motor doing 65 on the interstate
im so excited it will be crazy fast :twisted:
me and my dad put a rotary in a 77 triumph spitfire here are the specs:
the motor is an 86-88 13b 6port
step one we took everything off of it pertaining to emmissions and fuel injection
step two the motor recieved a big streetport
step three custom jay tech style manifold with a holly 650 carb
step four modified rb header with no cats and dual pipes all the way back to straight through mufflers
5spd rx7 2nd gen tranny with a modified rx7 driveshaft.....
the only weak link right now is the stock rear end which im guessing will last about 2hrs so that will be replaced soon
you should know that the spitfire came stock with a 1500cc 4cyl putting out 62bhp a 4spd tranny w/o overdrive...i blew the motor doing 65 on the interstate
im so excited it will be crazy fast :twisted:
10-15-2002, 07:53 PM
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Location: Vanderhoof,BC(Canada)
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Originally Posted by Rob x-7' date='Oct 15 2002, 03:50 PM
Sounds like a good project, its going to be loud as hell too.
10-15-2002, 08:02 PM
#5
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i know a lot of rotary guys say loud exhaust are ricer or whatever but i think that is silly i like a loud exhaust...i love the look on peoples faces when your exhaust is louder than a show winning sub setup :smirk:
pics will be coming soon i have to borrow my friends digi cam cause i dont have one
once i get the new rearend track times will be posted :bigthumg:
pics will be coming soon i have to borrow my friends digi cam cause i dont have one
once i get the new rearend track times will be posted :bigthumg:
10-15-2002, 08:54 PM
#7
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onthis car the guy ran the exhaust right next to each other right down the middle of the car with mufflers angled out to the sides...totally uncollected
it look like this from above
| - header
/
| - main pipe
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/ \ - mufflers
/ \.
shortest straightest path i cant wait i am very excited
it look like this from above
| - header
/
| - main pipe
|
|
/ \ - mufflers
/ \.
shortest straightest path i cant wait i am very excited
10-15-2002, 09:48 PM
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Posts: 2,284
My MG Midget's exhaust looks something like this:
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It's really freak'n loud too!
Edit: I can't get the Monza tip to look right. Better yet, check out this pic: http://www.geocities.com/cd23c01/mg_rear.jpg (copy and paste the URL, or simply click the link and drag and drop the little 'e' in the address bar on top of the url and it will make the pic appear. This method always works for geocities). The tip is just hanging there in the pic because there was no engine in the car. Otherwise, it is nicely tucked under the bumper when connected to the downpipe.
¦=¸
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/
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¯===_
m
It's really freak'n loud too!
Edit: I can't get the Monza tip to look right. Better yet, check out this pic: http://www.geocities.com/cd23c01/mg_rear.jpg (copy and paste the URL, or simply click the link and drag and drop the little 'e' in the address bar on top of the url and it will make the pic appear. This method always works for geocities). The tip is just hanging there in the pic because there was no engine in the car. Otherwise, it is nicely tucked under the bumper when connected to the downpipe.