1993 Mazda RX-7 TT Exhaust Sound Clips and Pics

Just a before and after video of my cars exhaust. From stock to Racing Beat Dual Tip Cat-Back. Then I let my friend drive it around the parking lot after he helped put it on. And a few pics at the end of the clip, of the engine bay (stock), interior, Cat-Back and outside of my car.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• 1993
• Mazda
• RX-7
• RX7
• Fast
• Exhaust
• Racing
• Beat
• Virginia
• Beach
• Navy
• Sailors
• Turbo

[BALROGG111]

mobb ftw

[rxtony05]

@BALROGG111  damn str8

[rxtony05]

@BRISEXYBRI Nice... car has gone through some changes since this vid. Hope to have new vids up, later on this year.

[BRISEXYBRI]

over 100,000 miles on original engine modified 5 yrs back knock on wood nothing has ever went wrong since the upgrades (DAILY DRIVER AS WELL)

[BRISEXYBRI]

@rxtony05 im at 450 and the power has to b match by cooling it all comes down to the care and love AND THE PROPER UPGRADES TO manage long life :D

[rxtony05]

@Reaction92 Oh yeah... stock or with minor upgrades, they run so smoothly (with proper upkeep/maintenance). I wouldn't mind buying another one myself. It's once you start to increase boost... or find someone who does a sh*tty job tuning... you start playing rotary roulette lol. Don't let anybody persuade you otherwise... they are great cars. I just can't find anybody around here who works on em... so I'm crossing to the dark side. Find one with low mileage... you should be good.

[Tj1056]

@Reaction92 meh I drove my car fine for a full year with no problems other then a simple oil leak :p I do have minor upgrades tho

[Reaction92]

@Tj1056 Just a hard decision to make. I dont mind going and fixing something here and there, but not to what people make it out to be where its like problem after problem after problem..

[Reaction92]

@Tj1056 yea, 180k miles sounds pretty good to me :D

[Tj1056]

@rxtony05 it will actually last longer with single turbo at about 500hp... on lets say a gt35r... less heat build up (heat will kill the rotary) the TT builds up a lot of heat compared to the single turbo... depends on what you do to the ls1 that is about 200hp more you need to push out...