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Old 10-16-2005 | 03:15 AM
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I have an 13b 85 gslse that will not go past 3300 rpm when in gear and under load. I think it is the secondaries not opening/not opening fully causing the problem because the secondaries are supposed to open around 3300rpm to give you the extra air needed to rap to the end of the tach, and if they dont open thats as far as she goes. The problem im facing is that if you rev it up slowly(in neutral) it will occasionally redline, but usually will only go to 5500rpm if you put it to the floor, but if you put it in gear you have to shift sub 3300rpm in every gear and tops at around 45-50 mph.

The only mods are the airpump is taken off, and rb headers and presiliencer, and there is a new fuel filter, and the fuel pump gets plenty of gas to the block (ran a heavily moded 13B until the housing walls got scored).

Racing beat screwed up when they built the presilencer for the 85 13B they put the exhaust mount for it in the way of the flange to mount it to the header, so that it left a 1/4" gap in the flange. Took off the presilincer bent and grinded the bracket out of the way to where it was supposed to be in the first place. Maybe this will fix the problem, cuz i really dont want to have to wire the secondaries open. So if anyone knows of a different way to fix the secondaries without wiring them if the exhaust fix doesnt work, is greatly appreciated.
Old 04-06-2007 | 07:39 PM
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Originally Posted by islandrx' post='769770' date='Oct 16 2005, 01:15 AM

I have an 13b 85 gslse that will not go past 3300 rpm when in gear and under load. I think it is the secondaries not opening/not opening fully causing the problem because the secondaries are supposed to open around 3300rpm to give you the extra air needed to rap to the end of the tach, and if they dont open thats as far as she goes. The problem im facing is that if you rev it up slowly(in neutral) it will occasionally redline, but usually will only go to 5500rpm if you put it to the floor, but if you put it in gear you have to shift sub 3300rpm in every gear and tops at around 45-50 mph.

The only mods are the airpump is taken off, and rb headers and presiliencer, and there is a new fuel filter, and the fuel pump gets plenty of gas to the block (ran a heavily moded 13B until the housing walls got scored).

Racing beat screwed up when they built the presilencer for the 85 13B they put the exhaust mount for it in the way of the flange to mount it to the header, so that it left a 1/4" gap in the flange. Took off the presilincer bent and grinded the bracket out of the way to where it was supposed to be in the first place. Maybe this will fix the problem, cuz i really dont want to have to wire the secondaries open. So if anyone knows of a different way to fix the secondaries without wiring them if the exhaust fix doesnt work, is greatly appreciated.
I think we are talking about the same thing. I just got my rx7 like 2 weeks ago and I am having the same problem. I have an exhaust leak though. What I think is happening is that we aren't building enough back pressure to open the secondaries. I talked to a local rotary shop and he said "Take them off and throw them into the field as far as you can." He also recommended that when you have the manifold off that you send off your injectors to get cleaned. It's like 15 bucks for an injector clean/rebuild. Add some shipping in there.
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