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Sat Feb 01, 2014 5:47 pm
^Ditto. You'll ruin it real quick if you start throwing too much at it.
Get it mechanically sound first - tune up, filters, fluid changes, tires, gaskets, and ect. Once it runs like a top, doesn't leak anything, and doesn't make any weird noises then move on to some mods.
N/A rotaries are harder to squeeze power out of. There's a few bolt ons, but you probably won't ever exceed 200hp without internal work or boost. 30hp isn't really that great. You'll probably feel it on the butt dyno, but it's not going to do that much for you. To make real noticeable gains, you'll need to get into porting and adding boost to it. That gets expensive real quick.
If you want louder, grab a Racing Beat exhaust system or just take it by an exhaust shop and have them weld louder mufflers in.