Howdy guys
sence this is my first post, Ill interduce myself and give you my question. Im Adam, and an RX7 (not XR7, though I used to have an 88) lover. This post is for my friend, we're making a project car out of his TB.
I was wondering, sence this is my first real project involving an piston engine car. whats needed to swap a sc from an SC into a 94 LC (I believe thats the model, its the one with the v-6). We have the supercharger and what appers to be a throttlebody, but where'nt able to grab the computer or anything else yet. Can to stock computer handle the boost and will the stock fuel system (everything from the pump to intake mani) be able to fit with some modifications or perhaps a custom adaptor?
thanks in advance for any help.
p.s. nice site guys, looks to be pretty friendly a clean, no real flaming wars or anything mean hearted going on. If you get a chance, you guys should check out www.mazspeed.com. A nice group of knowlagable people at that site, lots of good info, and you could learn a thing or two about the wonderful rotary engine.
Adam
sence this is my first post, Ill interduce myself and give you my question. Im Adam, and an RX7 (not XR7, though I used to have an 88) lover. This post is for my friend, we're making a project car out of his TB.
I was wondering, sence this is my first real project involving an piston engine car. whats needed to swap a sc from an SC into a 94 LC (I believe thats the model, its the one with the v-6). We have the supercharger and what appers to be a throttlebody, but where'nt able to grab the computer or anything else yet. Can to stock computer handle the boost and will the stock fuel system (everything from the pump to intake mani) be able to fit with some modifications or perhaps a custom adaptor?
thanks in advance for any help.
p.s. nice site guys, looks to be pretty friendly a clean, no real flaming wars or anything mean hearted going on. If you get a chance, you guys should check out www.mazspeed.com. A nice group of knowlagable people at that site, lots of good info, and you could learn a thing or two about the wonderful rotary engine.
Adam