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02-28-06, 03:11 PM
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Models?
Im shopping around the 2nd gen classfieds and i notice some terms to make and model im not familliar with~ so... who wants to flex their knowledge...
Whats "Vert"
Whats the 10th Anniversary come with? what makes it diff than any other... is it a t2?
Ne other terms i should know to get myself up to date?
Whats "Vert"
Whats the 10th Anniversary come with? what makes it diff than any other... is it a t2?
Ne other terms i should know to get myself up to date?
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The RX7 were created with two types of body style, coupe and convertible.
The vert stands for convertible.
Heres an example of the RX7 Convertible.
Heres an example of the RX7 Coupe.
The convertible model came with a softtop which could be removable, while the coupe version were hardtop(cannot remove).
The Anniversary edition were produced in 1988. This model was pretty much a luxury turbo version.
Also there are two terms you should know. S5 and S4
S4 Models
86-88 NA = 146 HP @ 6500 RPM w/ 138 Ft/lb @ 3500 RPM
86-88 Turbo = 182 @ 6500 RPM w/ 183 Ft/lb @ 3500 RPM
S5 Models
89-91 NA = 160 HP @ 7000 RPM w/ 140 Ft/lb @ 4000 RPM
89-91 Turbo = 200-202 @ 6500 RPM w/ 196 Ft/lb @ 3500 RPM
^ Taken from the FAQ
The vert stands for convertible.
Heres an example of the RX7 Convertible.
Heres an example of the RX7 Coupe.
The convertible model came with a softtop which could be removable, while the coupe version were hardtop(cannot remove).
The Anniversary edition were produced in 1988. This model was pretty much a luxury turbo version.
Also there are two terms you should know. S5 and S4
S4 Models
86-88 NA = 146 HP @ 6500 RPM w/ 138 Ft/lb @ 3500 RPM
86-88 Turbo = 182 @ 6500 RPM w/ 183 Ft/lb @ 3500 RPM
S5 Models
89-91 NA = 160 HP @ 7000 RPM w/ 140 Ft/lb @ 4000 RPM
89-91 Turbo = 200-202 @ 6500 RPM w/ 196 Ft/lb @ 3500 RPM
^ Taken from the FAQ
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