waldog

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I searched, tons of threads came up. But none that told me what N/A means. Does it mean North American?

MattG

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Naturally Aspirated

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naturally-aspirated_engine

Forced Induction (Turbos, Superchargers)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forced_induction

I know I own an First Gen, but your title caught my eye. Plus im probably going to be nicer than these FC guys.

BlkBullitt

It could also used for "Not Applicable" depending on the context. On a car forum though it almost always stands for "Naturally Aspirated" as mentioned above.

waldog

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Seriously? I didn't even think to check the facts. Sorry to upset you man. Won't happen again.

I'm trolling? I'm just a newb looking for info on these cars.

rotary#10

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waldog just check out the FAQs at the top of the 2nd gen. forum it'll help out alot...

katkaroto

this really caught my eye! haha... well, i suppose you shouldnt worry about it. i myself didnt know what the hell NA was... but watching initial d educated me on some car facts. well, in many fields.. acronyms all have different meanings.

welcome and good luck searching for more info... sometimes, just google things:

eg:
rx7club NA
rx7club 2nd gen FAQ
rx7club FTP (flash to pass)
etc

waldog

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Thanks guys.

TongassT

I could mean North America if you are talking about the mazda corporation "Mazda NA"

Don't worry about the others though, I've been doing the internet car stuff for over 10 years now and still can't figure out what the hell FTW means.

clokker

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FTW= "For the Win!"
Some obscure British football term.

@OP:
Technically, "NA" would stand for "naturally aspirated".
However, in practice, "not applicable" would be just as good...as in:

Gas mileage?..."NA".
Electrical subsystem reliability?..."NA".

You could go on forever....