Hey guys. My name is Troels nicknamed Troclo, living in Copenhagen, Denmark and im the pround owner of a black 1993 RX-7 FD R1. I managed to break two 13B's in 2 years, so decided to go 20B for more torque. The new engine is in the car and the new wiring is well under way. The exhaust manifold needed a correction so im currently waiting for that. Im gonna run it with a Motec M84 ecu and a big single turbo. My aim is 500 hp, hoping the engine will last me a while this time. Ive owned a 1988 FC N/A as well as 7 other FD's, most bought for resale with a little profit. I do most of the work myself with the help of friends in my own little workshop.

 

very nice car you got there.

 

I love that engine. There getting pretty rare over here in Japan, so I hope it lasts you a long while to come.

 

Yeah they are getting pretty rare, only 3500 ever produced I think, we have 3 here in copenhagen though!

 

Beautiful car, I travel to Denmark for work fairly often. I have an office in Alleroed
Denmark and I can honestly say I haven't seen a RX-7 on any of my visits there!

 

Very nice. 20B is the way to go!

 

Nvr2fsr, they are hiding from you. We actaully have about 10 fd's around that area, let me know next time you are in Allerød, Ill come by and show you my car!

 

Welcome! Clean 7 you have there, looking forward to seeing the swamp completed!

 

20b is super awesome any videos of it runnning?

 

this is what i want to do in the future too, keep us updated

 

Awesome! It's a deal.

 

Beautiful car!

 

The sleeper look, with a 20b inside... too good.

 

500 HP should be easy to make on 3 rotors. Good luck

 

3 rotor ftw

 

Sorry no video yet, still needs a bit of wiring before we start it up. Yes it will be a total sleeper, I dont really like any of the body kits out there so why mess with perfection!

 

nice..

 

how much boost to make 500?

 

Im hoping to achieve it on 0,8-1,2 bar, as I dont really want to push the engine. It had the rear rotor replaced while in the Cosmo, so im going without a rebuild to begin with.
(1 bar = 14.5037738 pounds per square inch)

 

wow awesome car