1986 Options Help plz!!!!!!
 

Hi, im new to Rx-7's, i jus boughta 1986 w/ a 13b in it, i want more and i hear you can do alot to these cars, just give me some ideas and prices if ya got em, all inquiry's welcome!!!

Well honestly we could be here for hours, so any specific questions would be nice. Look at our FAQ section to get some ideas. Options are endless as long as your money is right. You can look to porting as a way to make power, adding a turbo to your 13B NA / 6 port, motor swapping (other rotary or piston) & there is always nitrous. Cost can not really be discussed at this point. Prices can vary depending on brand & location.


Look at both the FAQ section at the top here under 2nd gens & the under General information.

ya i know i want it quick and would like to keep it rotary will a 2-b fit down inside of them? i did some reserch on those that or makin it a tri-rotor? like i said im new lol

20B 3 rotors are common swaps. Not cheap, but vary doable. With that said a 13BT 2 rotor will support more then enough power to keep things interesting. Deciding what the car will be used for should be the first step along with knowing your budget. Around 350hp is a good level in a street RX7 & fairly easy to reach.

Here's a start to a fun driveable car, but there are other ways of getting there:
13BT with a small port job
BNR upgraded stock turbo
Front mount IC
Some sort of engine management
Some fuel system mods
After market clutch to hold the added power

LOL 20b if you have 3500$$$, and dont you have to change a lot to make a n/a turbo?

NA turbo can be done without spending a fortune. Get the associated turbo parts (BOV, Wastegate, ect), manifold, turbo, intercooler, fuel sys upgrades & engine management.

Thanks man, my buddy"s gotta 240 w/ an ls1 i wanna beat it

I'd look into 13BT swap (injector, mild street port, TB port, proper intake) with EMS.

thanks alot, wheres the best place to buy aftermarket parts and accesories for these cars?

www.Mazdatrix.com
www.RacingBeat.com
www.RX7store.net
www.Corksport.com
www.Turblown.net
Just a few, but there is plenty more out there.