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What the H3LL is this.....and a pic of t2

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Old Mar 28, 2006 | 11:06 PM
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Originally Posted by JDM_Infini
wait, if i read this right your contridicting yourself. I'm not being a dick but you just said that the car NEEDS it, then the next sentence says its ok to take it off.so which is it.

ps- do all fcs have this system cuz after reading this i went to to go take mine off only to find its not there. the last owner prolly took it off cuz hes a big rotorhead but just curious
don't confuse the accelerated warm up function (the reason why the cars idle at 3000 RPMs when its cold outside) with the cold start fluid reservoir. The bottle in question was supposed to be filled with a 90/10 antifreeze to water mixture. This was injected into the intake manifold during starting when tempratures were very low. Mazda issued a service bulletin to have the system disabled, but I believe the components were still left in place.

Edit: I've been looking and I can't find it on the web. I might be able to find it once I get home from work.

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Old Mar 29, 2006 | 01:56 AM
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Originally Posted by '87 trubo FC
EDIT: and the TII wheels are off of an 88 not an 87 as this is suggested. The 87 wheels aren't polished. Anybody else think this could be a clone?
there 87 wheels i think. im pretty sure the 87 turbo's had 10 spokes, and 88 had some other number of spokes lol.
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Old Mar 29, 2006 | 06:41 AM
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Dude, why is everyone on here so literal and uptight. I SAID Corvette Stingray STYLE fenders, not actual Corvette fenders. Of course I know that corevette fenders would look like ****. If you would read the posts, intead of trying to be a know it all you would see that I explained that they look like FC fenders, but they have the inverted scoop LIKE Stingray fenders.

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Old Mar 29, 2006 | 07:50 AM
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Originally Posted by Rotary_Rocket_87
No I don't mean Z3 fenders, I ain't no poser tuner. I want functionality, hence the Stingray fenders. and Thanks to '87 trubo FC for helping me get my point across. If he and I still haven't explained well enough search the web for pics of a early '70s Corvette Stingray and you will see what I mean. These fenders look just like FC fenders, but they have an inverted scoop to draw air out of the wheel well.
I know wha tthe stingray fenders look like, I just didn't know there were ones made for the fc

on another note, did all fcs have the sub zero start assist resivoir? I went to go remove mine, but its already gone. The last owner prolly removed it cuz he's a local rotary whiz but just thought I'd check.
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Old Mar 29, 2006 | 08:18 AM
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Originally Posted by Rotary_Rocket_87
I came across this overflow looking bottle today while replacing the vac lines on the turbo. This is my first RX, so I am learning the ins and outs of them. It looks like it has not had anything in it for quite some time.



Oh, and here is a pic of my T2.

those are 87s i think the 88s had 8 holes something like that. it kinda looks funny like the wheels dont know which way to go
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