Planning on doing a swap this upcoming summer...
10-14-05, 07:05 PM
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Planning on doing a swap this upcoming summer...
Ok, i have a 1990 GXL Mazda Rx-7 N/A....i want to do a turbo 2 swap into my car, what are the pro's, and con's of this swap...what do i need what do i not need...and where can i find them...i think someone on this site sells them i cant remember the name of the website or person who sells them, but the help would be great...thank you for your time
-frank...**jerzee**
-frank...**jerzee**
10-14-05, 07:19 PM
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www.rotaryresurrection.com (Home of the affordable rebuild) is a fantastic site, with a lot of tech information, and TII swap info. There is a link off the main page (upper right i think) for the swap.
10-15-05, 03:16 AM
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I just did a TII swap into my 90 GXL last month. Couldn't have been easier. Of course, I have alot of help in my area. To be honest though, all I needed was this forum and all my questions were answered. If you need any specifics, let me know.
Really though, I don't know why so many people have so many problems, it was basically drop in and go.
Really though, I don't know why so many people have so many problems, it was basically drop in and go.
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10-15-05, 03:20 AM
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Sorry, to answer your questions-
-TII engine (rebuilt longblock, preferrably not a Jspec)
-TII harness (not Jspec, not long enough)
-downpipe
-FD or better fuel pump
-boost gauge
After those basic things, you are up and running. The level of your build depends on the power you intend to make.
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-TII engine (rebuilt longblock, preferrably not a Jspec)
-TII harness (not Jspec, not long enough)
-downpipe
-FD or better fuel pump
-boost gauge
After those basic things, you are up and running. The level of your build depends on the power you intend to make.
DJ
10-15-05, 08:52 AM
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I'm in the middle of a turbo II swap into my convertible and it's pretty simple. The hardest part is finding parts 
since my donor car had some missing things. It's taken me about a month so far, but that is in between work and school. I'd say I have a total of 1 and a half total days in it and about another two days full of work left to do it. If you've got two or three buddies and a full weekend, you could knock it out rather quick.
since my donor car had some missing things. It's taken me about a month so far, but that is in between work and school. I'd say I have a total of 1 and a half total days in it and about another two days full of work left to do it. If you've got two or three buddies and a full weekend, you could knock it out rather quick.
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