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Old 06-25-2009, 10:39 PM   #2
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I'm about to take the plunge into making a 93 Rx7 a 375HP to 450HP car. I have about 12 grand saved up but since i have never built on a rotary before, I have some questions.
1: What can new iron seals handle?
Are you talking about OEM seals? If so, Yes, There are people made over 500 with OEM seals.

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2: Are Ceramics worth the extra money?
I guess who you talk to.. But if you are building a street 450RWHP, I say save your money.

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3: Any tips for tuning the engine.
Well, if you are using PFC get Westbrook's tuning notes.. But if you never done it and could put aside $1000, I would just get one of the top tuner to do so.. But I wouldn't get BDC (Brian Cain) to build nor tune

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4: BNR stage 3's vs. single turbo upgrade.
I'm a fan of twins. I actually just purchased a BNR's New Stage 3. Also, this will give you a good response for your car and will make the power you are looking for. I would highly recommend running them in sequential as that's what these are truly made for.

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5: any other possible tips to keep me from blowing up the engine .
-Dual Oil coolers are a must on turbo rotaries. Either get the R1 coolers or get other aftermarket set up.

-Good IC and radiator... Stocks are ok as long as its not too old and brittle.

-general maintenance... what i mean by this is you need to change your plugs and oil regularily.

Good luck on your BUILD!!!

Thanks for all the help and the people on this forum are a lot more forgiving than others. Thanks.[/QUOTE]
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