Buying RX7 Series 5
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Buying RX7 Series 5
Hi guys
i am new to this formus
and just wondering if i could get some help on mazda rx7.
I had a nissan pulsar et turbo and did not exprience any issues with it for a year or more.
got my self a mazda Astina 323 94 model and is a buetiful car to drive but it is not for ME!!
I am here to try somthing new. now i have been in a series 5 rx7 befor but all i hear about rotary is that they are not reliable and break often.
i am not a modifing type of person. the only mods i would do to it is a blow off valve.
Just wondering if series 5 rx7 13b turbo is a reliable car and is it worth buying.
thanks alot.
i am new to this formus
and just wondering if i could get some help on mazda rx7.
I had a nissan pulsar et turbo and did not exprience any issues with it for a year or more.
got my self a mazda Astina 323 94 model and is a buetiful car to drive but it is not for ME!!
I am here to try somthing new. now i have been in a series 5 rx7 befor but all i hear about rotary is that they are not reliable and break often.
i am not a modifing type of person. the only mods i would do to it is a blow off valve.
Just wondering if series 5 rx7 13b turbo is a reliable car and is it worth buying.
thanks alot.
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Its all in maintnence, If you take car fot he car it will work great, and be reliable. If you don't take care of it, good luck!
Rotarys are high maitnence cars, oil needs to be added regularly, as the Wankle engine burns oil. There are random little tins that will need to be fixed and replaced, every so often. Use the search button to bring up other "looking to buy an rx-7" "want to buy an rx-y threads" and you'll get a good idea
Rotarys are high maitnence cars, oil needs to be added regularly, as the Wankle engine burns oil. There are random little tins that will need to be fixed and replaced, every so often. Use the search button to bring up other "looking to buy an rx-7" "want to buy an rx-y threads" and you'll get a good idea
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I have done some research and i am still trying to find out how much fuel a 13b T2 drinks per 100k's.
could you guys please list some of the things i need to know about this car.
What type of turbo it has t28 or t 25..
do all series 5 come with electrical sunroof and aircon
how may revs does it have on taco and when does redline start.
and if the engine is in perfect order would it be safe to travel to anther state say around 900k's
thanks alot again guys.
could you guys please list some of the things i need to know about this car.
What type of turbo it has t28 or t 25..
do all series 5 come with electrical sunroof and aircon
how may revs does it have on taco and when does redline start.
and if the engine is in perfect order would it be safe to travel to anther state say around 900k's
thanks alot again guys.
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I'd travel far to get one, mpg i could tell you, m/km i can't. Um aircon and sunroof i believe were standard, at elast aircon is, theres a sticky above that says what options did your fc come with, look it up in that...
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i meant is the engine reliable enough to travel far distance on it. just asking for the fact that i like to trave for holiday or somthing .
i found out that rx7 series 7 twin turbo 204kilawots that was out in australia named SP model drinks 13 litters 100k and 7.6 on highway.
as the rx7 series 4/5 have less power i am expecting no more then 11 or 12 at tops.
please help with question
i meant is the engine reliable enough to travel far distance on it. just asking for the fact that i like to trave for holiday or somthing .
i found out that rx7 series 7 twin turbo 204kilawots that was out in australia named SP model drinks 13 litters 100k and 7.6 on highway.
as the rx7 series 4/5 have less power i am expecting no more then 11 or 12 at tops.
please help with question
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the stock car (ecu) has a MAF sensor. i believe (not sure) its usually suggested you dont go with an open-vented blow of valve.
you may want to look at getting a piggyback fuel controller and tuning the car a bit. i imagine you could take a tad bit of fuel out saving gas mileage and gaining a couple Kw.
if the car is in good condition, you should be able to make a road trip just fine. like any car, its bad to have any parts going bad or leaking (ie oil, oil pan, radiator, hoses, water pump, block). i made a 380 mile (550-600Km?) round trip with a high mileage engine. never had any troubles. all cars are different, though.
you may want to look at getting a piggyback fuel controller and tuning the car a bit. i imagine you could take a tad bit of fuel out saving gas mileage and gaining a couple Kw.
if the car is in good condition, you should be able to make a road trip just fine. like any car, its bad to have any parts going bad or leaking (ie oil, oil pan, radiator, hoses, water pump, block). i made a 380 mile (550-600Km?) round trip with a high mileage engine. never had any troubles. all cars are different, though.
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thanks alot guys
i will be importing a series 5 from japan to australia which is where i live
from 50 to 100k's on clock and full luxury model with abs sunroof aircon and so on ..
i will be importing a series 5 from japan to australia which is where i live
from 50 to 100k's on clock and full luxury model with abs sunroof aircon and so on ..
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