Loving the exposure
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Loving the exposure
All of my friends, well most of them, are divided by 2 groups, Pistons and Rotories. The rotaries are a much smaller group, and when I show people my engine, thier like, OOOOOHHH a Rotary Engine I heard of those, wasn't that something Aliens invented???
Well anyways my point is since the RX-8 has came out I have since a new interest in the Rotary, I went to go see X-men Wolverines's sporting an RX-8. just saw Fear Factor and the guys won An Rx-8.. I am wondering what new and exciting thing for us Rotary lovers is to come....
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Jose L Cruz
1985 Mazda RX-7 GSL A.K.A LULU
Well anyways my point is since the RX-8 has came out I have since a new interest in the Rotary, I went to go see X-men Wolverines's sporting an RX-8. just saw Fear Factor and the guys won An Rx-8.. I am wondering what new and exciting thing for us Rotary lovers is to come....
Just a thought
Jose L Cruz
1985 Mazda RX-7 GSL A.K.A LULU
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Im really hoping the rx-8 takes off. It would be great to see rotaries become more popular. And we can still be cool in our old school first gens I couldnt believe it, a guy came up to me in class today, knowing that I was somewhat of a car enthusiast, and said "man, have you heard of those engines, you know, with the spinning triangles? They would be great if they were more reliable" So I whipped out my road & track guide to the rx-8, which I conveniently had on hand, and told him what they were all about, heh, people and their pistons...
I couldnt believe it, a guy came up to me in class today, knowing that I was somewhat of a car enthusiast, and said "man, have you heard of those engines, you know, with the spinning triangles? They would be great if they were more reliable" So I whipped out my road & track guide to the rx-8, which I conveniently had on hand, and told him what they were all about, heh, people and their pistons...
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More reliable?!? *laughs out loud, tipping back on his chair*
Okay... *takes a breath*.. alright... I hope you smacked him for that. How can an engine with easily less than a quarter the moving parts of a piston engine be anything but less prone to breaking? the reason ours break is 'cause they're 20 years old, that's all.. and even then, the engines don't seem too bad.
:P
Jon
Okay... *takes a breath*.. alright... I hope you smacked him for that. How can an engine with easily less than a quarter the moving parts of a piston engine be anything but less prone to breaking? the reason ours break is 'cause they're 20 years old, that's all.. and even then, the engines don't seem too bad.
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agreed! people always come up to my car and say **** like "how often does that thing break on you" or "what kind of car is that?" (i dont have any emblems to help them out hahaha) and i just laugh my *** off in my head. i usually just answer, "she doesnt break, just gets sick sometimes" and "i haven't figured out what it is yet".
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From: Montclair, NJ
Originally posted by Mr. ImportGuy
Every person who finds out I own rx7s asks me "so what do you think of that rx8?" it's starting to get old lol.
Every person who finds out I own rx7s asks me "so what do you think of that rx8?" it's starting to get old lol.
damn i hate that
but i also have no badging at all, the only place it says mazda is the steering wheel cap, and it says Rx7 nowhere... the rotary engine badge is on the *** though.
people have NO idea what that car is, especially once it starts up.
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