i was bored, made a collage of my RX-7 using photoshop, enjoy!
03-29-05, 01:21 AM
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i was bored, made a collage of my RX-7 using photoshop, enjoy!
I have a high-rez version of this if anybody is interested (also have high-rez of all the "layers"). This is the second or third photoshop thing i've ever done, so be gentile 
03-29-05, 05:01 AM
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Nice car. I kinda like the look of the phone dial wheels on a first gen better than a second gen. I would like to see some pics of your sub enclosures. I need some ideas. Send pics to ismith@email.com Thanks
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03-29-05, 07:58 AM
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ian - I like them better on a 1st gen too... but i'll be going back to stock -se once I can afford new tires (I crashed my 2nd gen after getting brand new tires, so I figured what the heck). also, check my cardomain site (link in sig) for pix on the sub enclosure, if you still want more pix, let me know. I will probably be selling it come July after I make another set (this set it just a TAD too tall for my likeing)
nopistonsrx7 - they are "euro gauges" easily found for the 84-85 cluster on e-bay, $40 in the US, don't know how much to ship them to aussie land. There are many writeups, including the one that I wrote here:
https://www.rx7club.com/1st-generation-specific-1979-1985-18/thought-about-getting-euro-gauges-these-pix-will-convince-you-371823/
do a search on "euro gauges" and you should be able to find plenty of information on them. I think start to finish the install took me approx 4 hours, but I'm pretty ****, coulda probably done it in 1-2 hrs if I wasn't.
nopistonsrx7 - they are "euro gauges" easily found for the 84-85 cluster on e-bay, $40 in the US, don't know how much to ship them to aussie land. There are many writeups, including the one that I wrote here:
https://www.rx7club.com/1st-generation-specific-1979-1985-18/thought-about-getting-euro-gauges-these-pix-will-convince-you-371823/
do a search on "euro gauges" and you should be able to find plenty of information on them. I think start to finish the install took me approx 4 hours, but I'm pretty ****, coulda probably done it in 1-2 hrs if I wasn't.
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cheers kiker14, really nice setup you have, pretty clean all over. Would be nice to see some mags on the baby or do u prefer the sleeper look ;-) anyways cheers for the help and definatley worth the money and time
03-29-05, 06:37 PM
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i actually have one picture of the wheels i thought were going to go on her... but turns out the offset was too much 
anyway, here is what i WANTED to be running on...
...MAN i wish that had worked out
anyway, here is what i WANTED to be running on...
...MAN i wish that had worked out
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03-29-05, 07:24 PM
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lol, only the driver side fender which I had to replace. Before that it was painted by a shop, I believe (previous owner's doing). She will get a "home done paint job" in the summer in my buddies paint booth 
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