Sweet as hell 13b '80 in CA
03-22-02, 04:13 AM
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03-22-02, 10:28 AM
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Dude why the hell do I have to live in a 'rust' car climate. IM MOVING!!! Look at that car!! Its awesome 
You should see my poor ole 80 its rusted to hell and back .. Breaks my heart! Even the 79's they get at www.mazdarecycling.com even tho abused and dented arent rusted at all! DAMMIT DAMMIT DAMMIT
You should see my poor ole 80 its rusted to hell and back .. Breaks my heart! Even the 79's they get at www.mazdarecycling.com even tho abused and dented arent rusted at all! DAMMIT DAMMIT DAMMIT
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03-22-02, 11:34 AM
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Well, it gets a minus because it's a 13B, but a plus because it's a bridge port
03-22-02, 12:20 PM
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12As feel better
I dunno, I've never liked the biggest version of an engine series... I like 429's over 460's... I like 340's over 360's... I like 327's over 350's and especially over 400's, etc.
Plus, Mazda just made it much more expensive to rebuild a 3mm-seal 13B, while keeping prices for 12A's the same.
I dunno, I've never liked the biggest version of an engine series... I like 429's over 460's... I like 340's over 360's... I like 327's over 350's and especially over 400's, etc.
Plus, Mazda just made it much more expensive to rebuild a 3mm-seal 13B, while keeping prices for 12A's the same.
03-22-02, 01:05 PM
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Each time I read a reply from Peejay, it's to the point and well thought out. Wish you lived closer and could help me on a rebuild and port job on my 12a.
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03-22-02, 01:53 PM
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Originally posted by MIKE-P-28
Note to mention the rotor housings o rings being made into the steel housings instead Mean you can only lap side housings once maybe twice 
Note to mention the rotor housings o rings being made into the steel housings instead
Mean you can only lap side housings once maybe twice
03-22-02, 11:53 PM
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My 85 is tender blue, cant beleive so many of you guys like it... I dont like it. But I got the car cheap, and its gonna be my lil sleeper, and I think tender blue fits it good... even tho I dont like it, I might try to add a little blue pearl when I paint it, might be interesting....
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