Bits in the engine bay i dont need 91 FC T2

[Koose]

Hi guys
At the risk of being tormented :wiggle , recently picked up a stock turbo 2 for road and track. I have a friendly MOT tester who although is overkill on anything to do with safety (suits me fine) isnt a strong believer in emissions.

What can i remove from my FC engine to do with emmissions ? Just looks so crowded in there and its only a little rotary.

[monterx7]

oh theres plenty....whats your email?

[grinder]

for a start of you can junk the air pump and all associated stuff

you could put an elec fan in - that frees up LOADS of space

[Prof]

Depends on whether you\'ve a cat on the exhaust still or not.
 
If you decide on a catless exhaust system, and can spend a bit of time fettling around with the car before MOT\'s then you can get shot of:
 
Air pump (top right pulley as you look at front of car)
 
Air Control Valve assembly that sits on the side of the engine above the turbo - as it\'s not doing much once the air pump is gone.  This requires block off plates when removed otherwise you\'ll have massive vac leaks.
 
The Relief pipe, silencer (anti moo device) and the muffler behind and under the drivers side headlight - this is just for exhausting air from the air control valve - the rubber pipe from the ACV runs alongside the edge of the engine bay
 
Split air pipe - metal pipe that runs from behind the ACV to the cat
 
Once youve ditched that lot, there\'s a lot of vacuum lines that no longer do anything - and their associated solenoids - you can clean up all those if you want.  Do a search on here for FC3s vacuum diagram - or if you have no luck - same search over on rx7club.com
 
You can also simplify the air induction system - get rid of the air filter box, air feed pipe on the radiator, and the twin 90 degree bendy air hose into the turbo and make a much simpler induction - be careful where you are getting you\'re air from - the stock system does feed cold air to the engine - so you want to make sure you\'re replacement can do the same.
 
Viscous fan - go electric - gets more space in the engine bay.
 
That\'s pretty much it unless you are going to do some serious modding and run an aftermarket ECU - as it gets pretty hard to fool the stock one past a certain point.  Further mods may sacrifice driveability for day to day use anyway.:Laugh

[TiddlesRX7]

You can also get rid of the power steering pump/bracket etc. People use an electric pump out of a saxo/106 and hide it under the passenger headlight. Thats if you want to keep the power steering. You can also remove the ABS pump useing a kit from the US. Think its about $30-$40. Basically its a block of ally that you run your brake pipes to. It replaces the ABS pump. Then there is also the air filter/box. Whip that out and stick an aftermarket filter on.

[Koose]

Ohhh im excited (sad arnt i) , lots of stuff to take off.

My email is wmswallis@aol.com

Its wierd thinking you know so much about cars and then buying an FC and thinking........jesus!

[Koose]

Oh and thanks ever so much guys, i always try to remember to thank !

PS - Any links to electric fans that id need ? Do i remove the fan of the coupling or the coupleing of the.....whatever its attached to ?

[grinder]

someone recently said you can run a Merc C180 fan and its not a bad fit

[monterx7]

im using a ford taurus e-fan.