79 RX7 gets Renesis transplant
I will soon be posting details and pictures of a conversion from the original 12A engine to a stock Renesis engine which will be managed be an Electromotive TECgt.:yumyum:
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I'll be interested to see how you controlled the auxiliary ports.
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very nice! cant wait to see more details
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why not use the stock pcm and an accessport?
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Originally Posted by kersh4w
(Post 3372083)
why not use the stock pcm and an accessport?
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Originally Posted by arghx7
(Post 3372022)
I'll be interested to see how you controlled the auxiliary ports.
The electrically operated port will be operated by another output (RPM & TPS/MAP) through a circuit I designed :shocking: |
dosnt racing beat offer a flash that can disable the key security thing?
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Originally Posted by arghx7
(Post 3372022)
I'll be interested to see how you controlled the auxiliary ports.
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This thing is going to fly!
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Very cool swap indeed, sub'd.
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may I suggest ...... better brakes... enjoy the ride:) What she weigh?
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Originally Posted by nate340
(Post 3372519)
dosnt racing beat offer a flash that can disable the key security thing?
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Originally Posted by PhillipM
(Post 3372574)
Little black twin relay box + 2 signals from the ECU sorts that out.
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now this is a project! can't wait to see this thing.
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I don't know if this will help, but I used to use this on my Honda days. When we swapped VTEC motors in and didn't have a VTEC ECU this is how we get the VTEC to work.
http://www.msperformanceonline.com/8950.html |
No it won't help, that's just an on/off switch
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Project Update
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;) OK guys, progress has been made over the past couple of weeks and I am please to tell you that I managed to "fire it up" last evening in my closed shop. (Its freezing here in Texas. This was not as "simple" of a project as I anticipated but the light is at the end of the tunnel!
I have taken several pictures (not sure how to create an album on the forum yet) but I am sure I'll get some advise! Last night, I built the exhaust system which includes a high flow CAT purchased from RP. It's nice and quiet, very smooth, very peppy and can't wait to drive it later on today or Sunday.:D: I used a "base" Electromotive program file I had in my Rollerskate to start with although it had different injectors. That motor is a half bridge Cosmo (from my drag RX8) before I turbo charged it with stock Cosmo 850 injectors. Next step is to assemble & complete the "Black Box" for intake control, mount the electric radiator fan, reinstall the heater blower motor so I won't freeze to death then begin the tuning process. Once I have it "drivable", I'll be off to Rotary Performance to see Ari & Chris and the dyno. :beer05: for now! |
very nice, cant wait to see some more pics
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Hi, I have a project like yours an Rx-7 1984 with an engine RX-8 2004 Automatic. I control it with a Microtech LT-10.
http://http://s219.photobucket.com/a...-7Satourne.flv Good luck |
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Project update
I have to confess, this has been the most frustrating engine to "tune" I have ever done. Not knowing anything about how and when all the injectors and manifold valves operated or are staged in the factory ECU has been the challenge. I literally have used up over a tank plus of gasoline just in my shop with the car on the lift.
I am still amazed at how temperamental this combination is where I literally have had to tune each load point/RPM cell by cell, and I haven't been to the dyno yet! Even adding the custom intake tubing and air cleaner had an effect so I had to start over. Anyway, it's finally ready to take it off the lift and go for a test drive:doh:More to follow with pictures. |
From the standpoint of tuning, wouldn't it have been simpler to have done a "frankenstein" engine using the 4 port renesis engine, substituting in the front cover and MOP from the '79, and using the injection , motor mount, and ignition from a GSL-SE?
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what exhaust are you running? it sounds nice.
also, i think stiffer motor mounts are in order. |
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Originally Posted by kersh4w
(Post 3393074)
what exhaust are you running? it sounds nice.
also, i think stiffer motor mounts are in order. As for the exhaust, I elected to use a high flow cat and the stock pre- silencer which I connected to the "stock" rear muffler. I will change this later but for the tuning "experience, I wanted to keep it quiet and save time. |
Originally Posted by kens
(Post 3399460)
I elected to use the stock first gen. engine mounts but had to fabricate the mounts from the engine to the stock mounts. I considered fabricating a totally new method (to the sub frame) but that would have interfered with the steering etc.
As for the exhaust, I elected to use a high flow cat and the stock pre- silencer which I connected to the "stock" rear muffler. I will change this later but for the tuning "experience, I wanted to keep it quiet and save time. |
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