please help me out here! im really confused!!!

 

no 10th AE's is an 88 there is no such thing

 

There is no such thing.&nbsp All 10th Anniversary editions were built in 1988.&nbsp Be wary of someone claiming otherwise...



-Ted

 

so whats the power difference of the old TII and the 89+ TII???

 

diffrent rpm range a little diffrent motor

 

yup a lot of little differences which makes up for being a more efficient motor than its earlier version.

 

182hp versus 200hp.



-Ted

 

plus the 87-88 is a lot more mechanical (cheaper to fix) while the 89-91 is a lot more electrical.

~Jeremy

 

The only thing that went from mechanical to electrical was the oil metering pump.

 

All the changes are too numerous to mention. Power wise the Computer was upgraded from a 6 bit to a 8 bit computer, the Air flow meter was changed to a cone "push" type versus the flapper door. The turbine is different on the exhaust side with a different wastegate and manifold. The Rotor compression and weight also changed in the later models. I might catch some flack on this but I am almost positive that the port sizes changed to slightly larger ones on the later models as well.

 

I wonder what 10AE stands for...




Anyone alive in there?

 

that would be a 13th Anniversary edition..




---Nick

 

but theres one guys on this board said the 10AE r officially sold in the US in 91, so what does that mean?

if its an 88 10AE with 87k miles in good condition does it worth 5k in CA?

 

It means he's an idiot. Mazda released the first RX-7 in 1978, and celebrated its 10th anniversary by releasing a special Anniversary Edition in 1988. So how could a '91 model be a 10AE?!