what carbureter should i get
#1
im swappin a 13b n/a into my 82 rx7. we pretty much have everything done were just waiting for a few more parts and stuff to come in the mail. i bought a racing beat intake manifold for it so we could take the fuel injection off but we found out today that the carburetor from the 12a wont fit on the intake manifold and i was wondering what carburetor would fit on it. I NEED HELLPPPPPP!!!
#3
Originally Posted by ddrdkr' post='876419' date='Jun 27 2007, 08:11 PM
im swappin a 13b n/a into my 82 rx7. we pretty much have everything done were just waiting for a few more parts and stuff to come in the mail. i bought a racing beat intake manifold for it so we could take the fuel injection off but we found out today that the carburetor from the 12a wont fit on the intake manifold and i was wondering what carburetor would fit on it. I NEED HELLPPPPPP!!!
Surely someone at racing beat can tell you what carb fits. That info might even be on their website.
Is this the manifold you've got? http://www.racingbeat.com/FRmazda2.htm
#4
Originally Posted by 1988RedT2' post='876480' date='Jun 28 2007, 12:33 PM
Surely someone at racing beat can tell you what carb fits. That info might even be on their website.
Is this the manifold you've got? http://www.racingbeat.com/FRmazda2.htm
Sorry. Link isn't right, but they make an intake for a 600 cfm Holley.
#5
I have heard people have got good results with edelbrock carbs around 500cfm in size. I can't speak from personal experience but I have seen some youtube videos of rotaries running with edelbrock carbs. Nice thing about the newer avs series edelbrock carbs is their design appears to be better suited for the airflow characteristics rotaries have. Wish I had personal experience instead of recommending something based on assumptions.
#6
Originally Posted by rmriggin' post='876882' date='Jul 3 2007, 12:59 AM
I have heard people have got good results with edelbrock carbs around 500cfm in size. I can't speak from personal experience but I have seen some youtube videos of rotaries running with edelbrock carbs. Nice thing about the newer avs series edelbrock carbs is their design appears to be better suited for the airflow characteristics rotaries have. Wish I had personal experience instead of recommending something based on assumptions.
I havent seen the new AVS, not shure if its the same thing as I had in 1993 or not (seen a edelbrock carb on the part store display last week that was EXACTLY the same one I had in 93). If i rember it was a # 9014 or 9006, Electric choke 600cfm P.O.S!!!!!
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