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    Quote Originally Posted by 87 Turbo II
    I think most N/A FCs are jokes, but I'm stock and most of them are modded and we make the same times (they can beat me on occasion) but yeah.... I shouldn't. The TII just got SO MUCH more than a trubo upgrade. the LSD, stiffer shocks, more durable transmission, larger brakes, AND turbo just make the N/As pretty far behind from the start.
    but a N/A lasts a fell lot longer than a Turbo

    and the most powerful rotary mazda ever built was N/A

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    Quote Originally Posted by HypnoToad
    but a N/A lasts a fell lot longer than a Turbo

    and the most powerful rotary mazda ever built was N/A
    Yeah I know, reliability is not my Forte. However, if I had unlimited funds, I'd be driving an N/A P-ported 24A too haha. The N/A Rx-7s are also lighter, they're not pushovers, I just love having a TII instead .

    ^^ Yeah, I drew a frame of a man running on each fan blade. That is him running at idle

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    Quote Originally Posted by 87 Turbo II
    Yeah I know, reliability is not my Forte. However, if I had unlimited funds, I'd be driving an N/A P-ported 24A too haha. The N/A Rx-7s are also lighter, they're not pushovers, I just love having a TII instead .
    lol turbo FC= nice power you driver on the weekends
    NA ported= yo beat the **** out of daily an it loves it

    i just can't see the ideal of babying a motor that begs to be beating like a **** all turbo owners i know baby the damn thing never really haveing fun an i love auto cross and the touge so a turbo would not really help in these
    but i will say this boost is cheap as **** but you get what you pay for

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tuner_13BFC
    lol turbo FC= nice power you driver on the weekends
    NA ported= yo beat the **** out of daily an it loves it

    i just can't see the ideal of babying a motor that begs to be beating like a **** all turbo owners i know baby the damn thing never really haveing fun an i love auto cross and the touge so a turbo would not really help in these
    but i will say this boost is cheap as **** but you get what you pay for
    I don't know what you're talking about, I beat the living crap out of my engine and drive i tlike a turbo should be driven. The TII also has more over the N/A FCs than just a better block. It has a better transmission, stiffer suspension, larger brakes, lighter hood, wider 5 lug tires, and a limited slip differential.
    Simply put with 13Bs Turbo > no turbo
    now for 20Bs N/A P-port = mild street port turbo < heavy modded turbo
    and finally,
    4 rotors should always be N/A, so much power from the block, it needs to be on tap lag free.

    ^^ Yeah, I drew a frame of a man running on each fan blade. That is him running at idle

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