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DivinDriver 04-23-12 08:30 PM

On R5 irons it's screwed in. Including on my SA. The original fitting is NLA, too - - tried to get a new one during my current build.

flight_of_pain 04-23-12 09:47 PM


Originally Posted by hkp (Post 11065579)
youre a retard.

You're no mensa candidate there either... sport.


I have an r5 plate with the heater core nipple threaded. It is a metric straight thread, and not a pipe thread.


Isaac

1983rx7mikesrx7 05-04-12 01:36 AM


Originally Posted by DivinDriver (Post 11066110)
On R5 irons it's screwed in. Including on my SA. The original fitting is NLA, too - - tried to get a new one during my current build.

i just wanna say i love the car. that what mine looked like about 7 years ago befor it got sunburnt. doing new paint job this summer tho after the rebuild......................... as for the orignal post sorry dont know any thing about that typ of motor. i hope it all works out tho.

PK_12A 05-04-12 02:42 AM

happened to be doing some browsing earlier today and found this
http://www.racingbeat.com/RX7-1975-1...tem/11490.html
it's a plug for those not using the heater fitting.

Rotor_Venom08 05-06-12 09:59 AM


Originally Posted by PK_12A (Post 11078619)
happened to be doing some browsing earlier today and found this
http://www.racingbeat.com/RX7-1975-1...tem/11490.html
it's a plug for those not using the heater fitting.

your a saint! :worship: so glad i can use a real plug vs that stupid rubber plug. on the end. :icon_tup::icon_tup:

PK_12A 05-06-12 12:51 PM

Welcome I happened to see this thread while also browsing RB's site, just happy to help.


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