I Need Advice
07-25-04, 07:04 PM
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I Need Advice
Well to be honest i really could use some good advice on things to do to my Rx-7 to make it quicker and any tips or advice would be more than welcome. I never was big into rotary I was more into old muscle cars until i took a 90 rx-7 on a test drive because a friend of mine wanted me to. The ability the car had in corners was amazing ompared to what i was used to driving and I liked the way the car looked so i bought it. Now i have a 90 Rx-7 and dont know **** about them and would really like some tips or advice on where to start at on these cars, so if you got a min leave me a post.
07-25-04, 07:13 PM
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Originally Posted by rmills1276
STRAIT PIPE it!
My suggestions. Get a full exhaust and intake system, do some simple suspension stuff (spings, shocks, maybe some sway bars) and go from there. Maybe some better and wider tires/rims too, simple stuff at first.
Next suggestion, read as much as you can on this forum. Learn, listen, read, read, read the archive especially, you'll eventually learn. Almost all of us started off not knowing much about rotaries, but you learn in time. Try to do most if not all of your work yourself, you'll learn tons.
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07-25-04, 07:55 PM
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Originally Posted by dDuB
NO! Your ears will bleed.
My suggestions. Get a full exhaust and intake system, do some simple suspension stuff (spings, shocks, maybe some sway bars) and go from there. Maybe some better and wider tires/rims too, simple stuff at first.
Next suggestion, read as much as you can on this forum. Learn, listen, read, read, read the archive especially, you'll eventually learn. Almost all of us started off not knowing much about rotaries, but you learn in time. Try to do most if not all of your work yourself, you'll learn tons.
My suggestions. Get a full exhaust and intake system, do some simple suspension stuff (spings, shocks, maybe some sway bars) and go from there. Maybe some better and wider tires/rims too, simple stuff at first.
Next suggestion, read as much as you can on this forum. Learn, listen, read, read, read the archive especially, you'll eventually learn. Almost all of us started off not knowing much about rotaries, but you learn in time. Try to do most if not all of your work yourself, you'll learn tons.
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good advice from all, do look through the archves and scan posts evereyday like almost all of us learned something from freeze out plugs that actually went bad let your car warm up i know some do some don't it is a good precaution also check archives on articles regarding your pd, pemix, etc make all parts new now so that you learn that much more about your car my $.02 welcome to rotaries you might want to try an autox to learn that much more about handling of your car
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