Cruise Control ON TII Conversion
Originally Posted by calrx7
why would you drive long **** trips on a rx7?? if its ur only car then id understand but if its ur 2nd car, the more miles u put on the car, the sooner rebuild day will come. 
to get to RX-7 meets, haha.
i only drive my car 4-5 months of the year. i'm not really worried about mileage. the more i drive the car the better.
Originally Posted by lupin
I find it easier to not use cruise control because of traffic and cops.
Isn't the idea of cruise control to set it at an acceptable speed?
Originally Posted by calrx7
why would you drive long **** trips on a rx7??
Why wouldn't yo want to take a long trip in the 7? They are beautiful cars to drive, and I love driving. The argument of gas mileage is moot since, if you drive a 7 AT ALL, you're burning way more fuel than you would in a 4cyl beater.
And who cares about mileage?
I'll soon be rolling over 300,000kms in my DD N/A....thats something to be proud of. The TII only has 116,000kms but its only driven 4-5 months of the year...good LUCK putting on a tonne of mileage in that short time. Even if you take some long trips.
Last edited by classicauto; Sep 1, 2006 at 09:36 AM.
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Sure, the part numbers are different, but either will operate either actuator. You can take a stock NA and bolt on a turbo actuator and it will work the same. When I had my turbo convertible, it kept the stock convertible NA cruise computer, but ran the turbo cruise actuator with no problems in the 3 years I had it. 
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