Aftermarket parts (old school)
Aftermarket parts (old school)
I was looking through some RotaryRocket magazines that the P.O. of my car came across while cleaning his house. I found it quite amusing to see all the old parts that were sold, and I was just wondering if anybody has any still installed on their car.
First up, a trip computer, tells you MPG, digital cruise control, 44 engine monitors, etc.

Next I found something we ALL want and possibly need- cupholders

The last thing that really caught my eye was this Racing Beat digital boost controller. Looks pretty neat, and its made for the T2.

Other parts include a polycarb rear glass cover, bin cooler packs, stainless steel rocker panel covers, retractable cargo covers, and a digital performance timer (seen to the top left of the trip computer).
So my question is, does anybody still have these parts installed on their car?
First up, a trip computer, tells you MPG, digital cruise control, 44 engine monitors, etc.

Next I found something we ALL want and possibly need- cupholders

The last thing that really caught my eye was this Racing Beat digital boost controller. Looks pretty neat, and its made for the T2.

Other parts include a polycarb rear glass cover, bin cooler packs, stainless steel rocker panel covers, retractable cargo covers, and a digital performance timer (seen to the top left of the trip computer).
So my question is, does anybody still have these parts installed on their car?
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Thats some pretty cool stuff, I can think of a number of times that cup holder thing would have come in handy.
So that boost controller raises the boost to 15 psi on a stock car....? that doesn't seem safe. Cool maybe, but not safe
So that boost controller raises the boost to 15 psi on a stock car....? that doesn't seem safe. Cool maybe, but not safe
That stuff is all aftermarket.
The first one is just a generic item that has instructions for installation into the RX-7.
The third one is a Racing Beat product - not the greatest boost controller out there.
-Ted
The first one is just a generic item that has instructions for installation into the RX-7.
The third one is a Racing Beat product - not the greatest boost controller out there.
-Ted
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