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    Default 1988 mazda rx7 turbo II help?

    i was wondering if i could swap the turbo II motor out with a n/a 13b engine and swap over the turbo kit...





    and if not i was wondering what are the differences between the 13b and the 13bt


    sorry rotary newb



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    not to flame you, but you can wickidpedia the differences in the motors.

    another 13bt motor is not expensive........just wait and save yourself the time, money, hassle, and wasted energy.

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    Why? The N/A engines don't take to boost as well because htey hvae a 6 port layout instead of a 4 port. It's 4 smaller always open ports, then two auxillary ports that are exhaust-backpressure fed to open at 4K RPM, and the turbo would hamper the backpressure so they wouldn't work right, and 6 smaller ports don't flow as well as 4 bigger ports. not to mentino the N/A engine has high compression rotors so under boost they are more likely to detonate, so you'll have to tune the boost down a bit, or run 93 octane. It really isn't worth turboing an N/A when you already have the 4 port TII motor.

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

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    thats fine thats what i expected anyway
    thx for the fax
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    no problemo

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

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    yea just wait and buy another 13bt or rebuild yours!! or sell me your fc t2 for cheap! lol

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    Build your NA motor, mine is plenty of power for what I need.
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    Lol, i'll take the T2 for my NA. A little fabrication and some new rotors will have you runnin good. look at aaron cake' s Turbo NA FC. "tina"

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    hey i was wonderin if anyone knew a shop where they do cheap labor on rotarys. Or anybody period who knows what theyre doin. I got a 87 rx7 nonturbo with a small oil leak in the front-driver side bottom of the engine. Thanks for any info.

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    You need to go to Rx7club.com or teamfc3s.org. Not many people on here deal with rotarys. The ones that replied are about it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by FC3SADDICT
    hey i was wonderin if anyone knew a shop where they do cheap labor on rotarys. Or anybody period who knows what theyre doin. I got a 87 rx7 nonturbo with a small oil leak in the front-driver side bottom of the engine. Thanks for any info.
    Its a good chance its an oil cooler line leaking

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    That's also near the oil pump.

    ^^ 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 SLOWR/T
    You need to go to Rx7club.com
    Take 90% of what you read on that forum as a grain of salt most of the people on there tend to nut swing to certain companies.
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    yeah im gonna just replace the engine with another t2 found one for pretty cheap and it seems like a good deal so thats what im gonna do =]

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    You guys need to know al the big HP rotaries from PR uses the high comp. rotors from the N/A engines to achive the goal of 800+ whp the side housings from the 6 port engine will work for turbo prety good with the valves eliminated but not as good as a nice set of T2 or Cosmos 13b side housings.

    But let me answer your question no matter i am late cuz you already found another pandoras box, NO you just cant swap your turbo stuff to the N/A engine it is not compatible, anyway i will recomend you just to rebuilt your own engine and go with all new rebuilt kit from mazda, buying used rotary engine is 99.7% always a waste of $$$$

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