i got it in september for $500 and lost the pics cause my comp crashed but my friend had them and got him to send me them

 

trying to figure this out files are 2 big ill fix it help me

 

Get a cardomain page. Its free. Then construct your pages, add the pics. Then you can just link them in, rather than uploading them to the club.

 

Irfanview is a great little free program that will let you open almost every picture format. You can change the size of you pictures with it if you don't have anything else to do it.

http://downloads-zdnet.com.com/3000-2192-10021962.html

 

got a car domain to post up my pictures of my rex

http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/858865

 

Looks very nice, especially for 500 bucks, great buy.

 

Good Deal! congrad`s

 

Very nice!

 

It looks nice, but writing "I hope to eventually get a 20b turbo" is equivalent to writing "I have no idea what I'm talking about"

Just FYI

 

or run a 5 sec. qtr. mile. Good luck!

 

Don't be bothered by the cold water some of these guys are throwing on your plans, many of them do a lot more fantasizing about 7's than they do driving 7's. That's a nice looking car that looks pretty much stock. Although it's fun I suppose to build a hot rod, your 7 will give you more driving satisfaction and be worth more in the long run if you keep it close to the way the Mazda engineers intended, a quick little sports car that handles great and is addicting to drive. Good luck with the project!

Ray

 

hey it's got 2 black eyes. nice find for $500. does it run?

 

it did run when i bought it and now iam trying to get a waterhousing for my new water pump

 

yes you are right i dont know what iam talking about since iam only 16 and i just know that some day i want to get a 20b and throw some sort of turbo on it

 

Well, if there is any advice I can give you, its to keep your mind in the here and now. There are really only a handfull of people that have put 20b's in the 1st gen RX-7. To find one in tact is a feat in itself, not to mention all the modifications that have to be done to make it work. I'd rather do a V8 swap over a 20b swap cause it would easily be 10g's cheaper and net the same results.

For now, I suggest you work on getting that car running and enjoy it for what it is. When the engine lets go, thats when its time to start thinking of what you can put in place of the stock engine.

BTW, thats a nice 7 you have there. I got mine for the equivelent of about $350 american ($500 canadian) and it was in horrible shape. You can check it out on my cardomain site.