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RX-7 3rd Gen Specific (1993-2002) RX-7 1993-2002 Discussion including performance modifications and Technical Support Sections. |
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2 suggestions. Definitely run a filter, dirt wears engines and turbos out so much faster, even if you can't see the dirt it's getting in there. One trip down a dirt road and your compression will drop. It's just not worth the engines life for very little gain in power.
Next replace the hose clamps on the boost pipes with T bar clamps, they hold up much better and can put a lot more force on them. I broke so many of the standard hose clamps when I was running my twins, boost pipes always popping off, no more issues with T bar clamps on the single turbo.
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I am running a filter. It was sitting in the garage when I took the pics. The T-bolt clamps are on the way. The local performance shop didn't have enough to do my setup. I am running T-bolts on my 1st gen and know the issues of blowing clamps off.. I even blew a T-Bolt clamp off on the 1st gen But that animal is pushng 440 HP... L8R |
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