My first RX7
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My first RX7
Just picked it up the other day. I payed 700 bucks for it. Its a 90 and it has a blown rear apex seal. Im currently looking for just another n/a motor to swap into it and make it my DD for now while i finish my honda. Im pretty new to the rotary motors but im sure i could figure it out. Let me know what you think.
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i dont know if ill ever ditch the honda. soooooo much blood, sweat and money has gone into that car. its a eg hatch by the way that will runs low 13s all day. it should be dippin into the 12s here pretty soon. i just need to get the rx7 fixed so i can have somthing to drive while i pull the head off and build it. when thats finished then the fc project will be under way.
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ive been thinking about a t2 swap but i want somthing that i can swap in right away so i can get it running because ive got a full valvetrain just waiting for my honda and i need a car to drive while my head is away at the machine shop. how difficult of a swap is a t2?
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Looks good. I got my 1990 GTU for 600 in basically the same condition but stock rims, aero mirrors (stock) and with the wing on it. I would recomend tuning the RX-7 instead of the Civic myself even though I drove a 1994 civic coupe for a few years and loved it. Just the rwd vs fwd factor does it for me and the fact that a jeep Cherokee is as fast as a stock civic lol. Im in process of a turbo conversion myself and have been for about 6 months. So far I have spent about 2000 in the motor transmission and all the things connected to the motor. You should be able to pick up an N/A motor at a fairly reasonable price so if your convinced about the civic then just stay n/a although the civic would be a much better DD then the rx-7 probably. Oh and get the stock wing for it I think they look naked w/o them.
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Looks good. I got my 1990 GTU for 600 in basically the same condition but stock rims, aero mirrors (stock) and with the wing on it. I would recomend tuning the RX-7 instead of the Civic myself even though I drove a 1994 civic coupe for a few years and loved it. Just the rwd vs fwd factor does it for me and the fact that a jeep Cherokee is as fast as a stock civic lol. Im in process of a turbo conversion myself and have been for about 6 months. So far I have spent about 2000 in the motor transmission and all the things connected to the motor. You should be able to pick up an N/A motor at a fairly reasonable price so if your convinced about the civic then just stay n/a although the civic would be a much better DD then the rx-7 probably. Oh and get the stock wing for it I think they look naked w/o them.
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