1st Gen RX-7 Motor Swaps
01-06-06, 04:36 PM
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Our cars are too old and are for the most part forgotten by the aftermarket,in comparison with modern imports.Its been done,but you have to do it yourself....
Our cars are too old and are for the most part forgotten by the aftermarket,in comparison with modern imports.Its been done,but you have to do it yourself....
01-09-06, 12:04 AM
#7
KITS for anything don't exist for our cars. Some things may have existed when the cars were new in the eighties (like bolt-on 12a turbo kits) but they would have been expensive imported items or relatively uncommon though still expensive domestic items.
If you're looking for a car you can KIT your way through, buy a Honda Civic. Any year of Civic has kits for everything. You can buy the same kind of kit everyone else on your block uses in their civics.
Working on our cars is harder, but it also means that
1. You have to work for your gains, so you appreciate them more
and
2. Since you have to do it yourself, it's unique and people who *know* these cars will look at you and say "woah, dude sure put a lot of effort into that!"
Jon
If you're looking for a car you can KIT your way through, buy a Honda Civic. Any year of Civic has kits for everything. You can buy the same kind of kit everyone else on your block uses in their civics.
Working on our cars is harder, but it also means that
1. You have to work for your gains, so you appreciate them more
and
2. Since you have to do it yourself, it's unique and people who *know* these cars will look at you and say "woah, dude sure put a lot of effort into that!"
Jon
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01-09-06, 07:32 AM
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not a kit, but a 20 second search:
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...11#post5091211
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...11#post5091211
01-09-06, 12:11 PM
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Originally Posted by vipernicus42
KITS for anything don't exist for our cars. Some things may have existed when the cars were new in the eighties (like bolt-on 12a turbo kits) but they would have been expensive imported items or relatively uncommon though still expensive domestic items.
If you're looking for a car you can KIT your way through, buy a Honda Civic. Any year of Civic has kits for everything. You can buy the same kind of kit everyone else on your block uses in their civics.
Working on our cars is harder, but it also means that
1. You have to work for your gains, so you appreciate them more
and
2. Since you have to do it yourself, it's unique and people who *know* these cars will look at you and say "woah, dude sure put a lot of effort into that!"
Jon
If you're looking for a car you can KIT your way through, buy a Honda Civic. Any year of Civic has kits for everything. You can buy the same kind of kit everyone else on your block uses in their civics.
Working on our cars is harder, but it also means that
1. You have to work for your gains, so you appreciate them more
and
2. Since you have to do it yourself, it's unique and people who *know* these cars will look at you and say "woah, dude sure put a lot of effort into that!"
Jon
01-09-06, 06:05 PM
#11
Originally Posted by ChunkyMonkey
not a kit, but a 20 second search:
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...11#post5091211
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...11#post5091211
here is the updated write up https://www.rx7club.com/1st-generation-specific-1979-1985-18/13b-rew-1st-gen-write-up-495644/
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