Was it an RX7 Christmas for you?
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Was it an RX7 Christmas for you?
Just wondering what people got for Christmas for the RX? I got:
Alum. brake vacuum canister
Autometer fuel pressure gauge w/isolator
25' of braided lines
AN fittings
and you should see the diecast models of the first gen IMSA car and 787B!!!!
Alum. brake vacuum canister
Autometer fuel pressure gauge w/isolator
25' of braided lines
AN fittings
and you should see the diecast models of the first gen IMSA car and 787B!!!!
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Originally posted by error402
- 12a turbo kit
- RX7.com suspension kit
- 14" White mesh wheels
- Bushing kit
-Error402
- 12a turbo kit
- RX7.com suspension kit
- 14" White mesh wheels
- Bushing kit
-Error402
WOW, Thats a big Christmas!!!
My best Christmas(about 12 years ago) a girlfriend got me a rollbar, a new simpson helmet, simpson 5 point harness and my parents got me a set of race tires!!!!
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Sounds like a pretty good Christmas for some of us!! If anyone is still buying gifts for themselves, check out this. I bought one from Harbor Freight a month ago and it is awsome for the money!!!!!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=1875588841
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=1875588841
Hey man, I dont think Ive seen you on here in a while. I was wondering about buying that oil temperature/oil pressure block from you on your website. I was wondering how long it might take to get one to me if I decide I want one?
~T.J.
~T.J.
Last edited by RotorMotorDriver; Dec 30, 2002 at 06:09 PM.
The REPU got a Chilton's shop manual, big K&N air filter for the dellorto, a REPU t-shirt with the original 74 REPU ad on it.
I already have a 2 3/4 ton Big Red floorjack.
Oh, and a brand new ceramic sealed Pineapple 12a J-Bridgeport should be delivered any day now for the 81 racecar. Once it's dynoed I'll post it.
-bp-
I already have a 2 3/4 ton Big Red floorjack.
Oh, and a brand new ceramic sealed Pineapple 12a J-Bridgeport should be delivered any day now for the 81 racecar. Once it's dynoed I'll post it.
-bp-
I got a roll away and a top box. They're the Craftsman ball bearing style so that means I can load the drawers with lots of heavy tools and they'll still open and close easily.
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Originally posted by RotorMotorDriver
Hey man, I dont think Ive seen you on here in a while. I was wondering about buying that oil temperature/oil pressure block from you on your website. I was wondering how long it might take to get one to me if I decide I want one?
~T.J.
Hey man, I dont think Ive seen you on here in a while. I was wondering about buying that oil temperature/oil pressure block from you on your website. I was wondering how long it might take to get one to me if I decide I want one?
~T.J.
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what i got:
$300
Lots of brand new craftsman tools
what i'm ending up with:
dellorto 48 dhla and racing beat intake (coming today)
lots of now used craftsman tools
and i ordered the racing beat exhaust 2-3 days ago.
$300
Lots of brand new craftsman tools
what i'm ending up with:
dellorto 48 dhla and racing beat intake (coming today)
lots of now used craftsman tools
and i ordered the racing beat exhaust 2-3 days ago.
I got 2 rotary engine models. One of them is a visible 1/5th scale that you can see inside and watch the rotors turn. It is motorized. When you pull the stick shift on the tranny the motor spins and the spark plugs light up as the rotors go by. I've seen it on e-Bay before. The other model I got is a true rare collectors item. It is the very first rotary engine model ever produced. It dates back to the late '60's. It is a 1/3rd scale, peripheral port, single spark plug per rotor NSU model engine. It came out of an old Model museum in Green Bay, Wisconsin that is closing down. They only had one of them on display. It is still sealed in the wrapping too. I want to open it but it is worth more if I don't. There are 125 parts to the kit. On the box it mentions that Porsche, Audi, GM, Mercedes and others are going to use rotary engines in the near future. That should date it! It also comes with a complete history of the rotary engine. I wonder if its just a pamphlet. I damn near fainted when I got it.
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Originally posted by rotarygod
I got 2 rotary engine models. One of them is a visible 1/5th scale that you can see inside and watch the rotors turn. It is motorized. When you pull the stick shift on the tranny the motor spins and the spark plugs light up as the rotors go by. I've seen it on e-Bay before. The other model I got is a true rare collectors item. It is the very first rotary engine model ever produced. It dates back to the late '60's. It is a 1/3rd scale, peripheral port, single spark plug per rotor NSU model engine. It came out of an old Model museum in Green Bay, Wisconsin that is closing down. They only had one of them on display. It is still sealed in the wrapping too. I want to open it but it is worth more if I don't. There are 125 parts to the kit. On the box it mentions that Porsche, Audi, GM, Mercedes and others are going to use rotary engines in the near future. That should date it! It also comes with a complete history of the rotary engine. I wonder if its just a pamphlet. I damn near fainted when I got it.
I got 2 rotary engine models. One of them is a visible 1/5th scale that you can see inside and watch the rotors turn. It is motorized. When you pull the stick shift on the tranny the motor spins and the spark plugs light up as the rotors go by. I've seen it on e-Bay before. The other model I got is a true rare collectors item. It is the very first rotary engine model ever produced. It dates back to the late '60's. It is a 1/3rd scale, peripheral port, single spark plug per rotor NSU model engine. It came out of an old Model museum in Green Bay, Wisconsin that is closing down. They only had one of them on display. It is still sealed in the wrapping too. I want to open it but it is worth more if I don't. There are 125 parts to the kit. On the box it mentions that Porsche, Audi, GM, Mercedes and others are going to use rotary engines in the near future. That should date it! It also comes with a complete history of the rotary engine. I wonder if its just a pamphlet. I damn near fainted when I got it.
I love collecting stuff like that, sounds like you got some treasures!!!
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1st7heaven, how are you going to use the vacuum cannister? And I have the sister to your SA. The white/green #7 that won Daytona. Your right , the detail is fantastic for its scale! I want the 77 too. Where did you get the 787? I have a matchbox size one, I want the bigger one.
Oh, BTW no 7 stuff for me this Christmas.
Oh, BTW no 7 stuff for me this Christmas.
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Originally posted by Rx7carl
1st7heaven, how are you going to use the vacuum cannister? And I have the sister to your SA. The white/green #7 that won Daytona. Your right , the detail is fantastic for its scale! I want the 77 too. Where did you get the 787? I have a matchbox size one, I want the bigger one.
Oh, BTW no 7 stuff for me this Christmas.
1st7heaven, how are you going to use the vacuum cannister? And I have the sister to your SA. The white/green #7 that won Daytona. Your right , the detail is fantastic for its scale! I want the 77 too. Where did you get the 787? I have a matchbox size one, I want the bigger one.
Oh, BTW no 7 stuff for me this Christmas.
I run my vacuum to the canister and then from the canister to the brakes. With a bridge or peripheral port with the idle, you dont have much of a vacuum. With this tank you have a reserve.
