2010 Turbo Build: a.k.a. "Project JETS3T 8"
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http://www.burnsstainless.com/sm-400-550-17-2s.aspx
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wernt u looking to push about 500hp with this current setup, i seen the manifold in person it pretty big in piping.
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Here are the details of the motor/fuel/turbo/etc. setup:
-Street Ported RENESIS engine
-1-Piece 2mm NRS Ceramic Apex Seals w/ceramic tipped high tension springs
-10mm Engine Stud Kit
-4x Extra Engine Dowel Pins
-Mazda Factory Race Rotor Bearings
-SPEC Stage 3+ Clutch
-RE-medy High Pressure Oil Regulator
-AC Delco D585 Ignition Coils
-Magnecor R-100 10mm Race Wires
-Adaptronic e420c EMS
-Motec PLM w/ NTK O2
-2x 1000cc Injector Dynamics injectors
-4x 2200cc Injector Dynamics injectors
-High-Flow -8AN Fuel Rails
-Aeromotive Pro-Series Fuel Pressure Regulator
-Aeromotive Eliminator Fuel Pump w/ 100 micron and 10 micron fuel filters
-BG Fuel Heat Sink
-AIS Stage-2 Water-Meth injection system w/ Dual Nozzles (trunkmount)
-31x12x4 FMIC
-OBX Billet Aluminum Throttle Body Spacer
-80mm Throttle Body (with standard throttle cable... no more d-b-w)
-Garrett GTX4294R Turbo w/ Tial 1.0a/r exhaust housing and Inconel Heat Shield
-Tial 60mm wastegate
-Dual Tial Q-Type 50mm Blow off valves
-SS Exhaust Manifold, dump-tube and 4" down-pipe by Turblown.net w/ Inconel Heat Shielding
-Blitz Type-R Electronic Boost Controller
Last edited by JETS3T8; 01-15-2011 at 11:25 AM. Reason: edited parts description
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Uh yep, the stock under tray fits with this configuration, that was the first thing I checked.
But the stock one won't do, I'm having a sturdier custom unit fabbed out of steel that will also be specifically tailored/engineered for high speeds.
A rear diffuser is also in the works. Dunno how "functional" a carbon fiber bolt-on production unit like the one offered by RE-Amemiya is yet, so I'm also looking into having a custom aluminum or carbon fiber one made...we'll see...$$$ is a huge driving factor here as usual.
Application specific carbon fiber production option:
Non-application specific carbon fiber production option (to be modified):
But the stock one won't do, I'm having a sturdier custom unit fabbed out of steel that will also be specifically tailored/engineered for high speeds.
A rear diffuser is also in the works. Dunno how "functional" a carbon fiber bolt-on production unit like the one offered by RE-Amemiya is yet, so I'm also looking into having a custom aluminum or carbon fiber one made...we'll see...$$$ is a huge driving factor here as usual.
Application specific carbon fiber production option:
Non-application specific carbon fiber production option (to be modified):
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i was looking to do about 500hp myself. i know most say that you only need about 280-350 and there fine but i looked at it this way im already invested. plus knowing that there arnt really many 500hp rx8's rolling around feels good but even better when a m3 pulls up and i can pay it no nevermind because i already know whats sup.
U plan on running the 8's transmission, with the spec stage 3 clutch with this step.
U plan on running the 8's transmission, with the spec stage 3 clutch with this step.
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i was looking to do about 500hp myself. i know most say that you only need about 280-350 and there fine but i looked at it this way im already invested. plus knowing that there arnt really many 500hp rx8's rolling around feels good but even better when a m3 pulls up and i can pay it no nevermind because i already know whats sup.
U plan on running the 8's transmission, with the spec stage 3 clutch with this step.
U plan on running the 8's transmission, with the spec stage 3 clutch with this step.
Last edited by JETS3T8; 12-12-2010 at 02:03 AM.
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Dunno yet, I've only seen it up in the air and it's still at their shop getting the IC piping and throttle body installed. The flange where the solenoid is actually mounted to can be rotated so if the clearance isn't practical I'll rotate it up wards.
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thx 4 the heads-up Team.
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I run the standard 1-stage mufflers on my NA car, a bit loud but not obscene, get a lot of compliments on the sound from other competitors. The turbo will help you even more so stick with the standard plus you will need the flow. Get the stainless scrubble packing at a minimum for a rotary app, but the stainless mesh option will last a lifetime for a small penalty in weight and sound. Use the largest OD and length possible for the lowest sound output
http://www.coastfab.com/ultralightweight_mufflers.html
http://www.coastfab.com/ultralightweight_mufflers.html
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IC piping progress. The dual 50mm Tial Blow-0ff valves will go on each side of the IC just before entering the engine bay. Air-filter will go next to the cold side inlet pipe.
Progress photos of the custom 80mm throttle body conversion to standard throttle cable.
Progress photos of the custom 80mm throttle body conversion to standard throttle cable.
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I run the standard 1-stage mufflers on my NA car, a bit loud but not obscene, get a lot of compliments on the sound from other competitors. The turbo will help you even more so stick with the standard plus you will need the flow. Get the stainless scrubble packing at a minimum for a rotary app, but the stainless mesh option will last a lifetime for a small penalty in weight and sound. Use the largest OD and length possible for the lowest sound output
http://www.coastfab.com/ultralightweight_mufflers.html
http://www.coastfab.com/ultralightweight_mufflers.html
When the time comes I'll be sure to revisit it.