I've been wanting to scan this document in since I bought it a little while ago.
This covers some of the more obscure and rare options that the JDM Efini RX-7 could come factory fitted with, at the customer's request, for the 1996 model year.
Note the very 90's-retro 3 spoke, body colored wheels and the parking assistance radar sensors, etc... Groovy man.

I was debating which forum to post this to, and in the end I like RX7Club.com because it is global, open, transparent and accessible for everyone to view. The moderators are nice guys, and we have a wealth of info here already.

I have lots more old documentation to scan, and I'd like it to be available for everyone here to view, copy and save, instead of it getting old and dusty and lost in a cardboard box :p

Enjoy!




PS: I am sorry about the watermarks. I have had some unscrupulous people recently copying some of my personal photos on Facebook, social media, etc, and then trying to pass my RX7 off as their own car. So everything is now watermarked, so the point of origin will always come back to me.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

That's the lot!

 

There are a few things i want from there 2 decades too late

 

This is very interesting and would be an excellent addition to the archives as part of the original documentation.

 

^Possibly, yeah. I still need to get back to you about the EPC and hosting them.... I've been quite slack with Christmas and work and everything

 

Snow chain, wtf, you want snow chain for is 7!!!!

 

Haven't seen the audio section before, but I have the rest in an OE brochure .

 

When you live in Minnesota, like me, you need those snow chains! Lol
(No we do not use chains in Minnesota)

 

is that a center wheel lock option O_o?

 

This is amazing thanks a lot, I've been looking for this forever since I have a 1996 FD (RB)

 

Does anybody want to translate that last graph?

 

I actually have a set of the 3 spoke wheels that I would be willing to sell I could either get them refinished or sold the way they are if anyone is interested