Brought Home the TT tonight
07-22-05, 01:12 AM
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Brought Home the TT tonight
yup drove from ny to Ct to go pick up a 1994 mazda rx7 TT, the engine has 15K and body has 62K. I took a quick pic so people can get the idea
07-22-05, 04:04 AM
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Congrats, and good luck with it. Treat it good and it'll treat you good too. Read and search before asking anything on this forum, theres lots to learn on here.
And read this, it'll help alot.
https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generation-specific-1993-2002-16/faq-3rd-gen-other-useful-links-68640/
And read this, it'll help alot.
https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generation-specific-1993-2002-16/faq-3rd-gen-other-useful-links-68640/
07-22-05, 08:36 AM
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yup drove from ny to Ct to go pick up a 1994 mazda rx7 TT, the engine has 15K and body has 62K. I took a quick pic so people can get the idea
you will love this car 
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07-22-05, 10:11 AM
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congrats. good luck with the car. .. and whateva you do do not take it to T&R racing in queens. . they will rip you and your car will come back with a dent and paint fumes. if you can work on it your self. do so. or i know a guy in Elmont. he is not cheap but he will take care of your car. he runs a clean shop. hit me back if you need any info.
07-22-05, 02:31 PM
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Good luck with it man. Do lots of research through the archives on it. You will be thankful you did. Trust us. Before asking a question try searching the topic first to see if you can get your question answered. Welcome aboard and enjoy the car. OH and be careful.
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07-26-05, 12:42 AM
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hey guys, sorry it took so long to reply, it got so busy this weekend. anyways heres a few more better pics.
i like it alot, so much better then a 96 na eclipse lol, but yea the trip home was fun, car is in great condition, everythings stock, cept that i put a head unit so i can listen to cds, the engine was rebuilt for the seals already, cause he was gonna fix it all up for is wife but he had a baby, so he has to sell 1 of his 3 lol. and when he re did the engine he replaces the hoses with silicone hoses
anyways i picked it up for 15K, i think that was pretty good, for having 62K orginal miles
and yea goodbye money lol, my ins. went so high.... but o well, and the gas here for that is 2.60 a gallon ....
just to be safe, was there anything stock i should replace so nothing goes wrong?
thanks, mike
i like it alot, so much better then a 96 na eclipse lol, but yea the trip home was fun, car is in great condition, everythings stock, cept that i put a head unit so i can listen to cds, the engine was rebuilt for the seals already, cause he was gonna fix it all up for is wife but he had a baby, so he has to sell 1 of his 3 lol. and when he re did the engine he replaces the hoses with silicone hoses
anyways i picked it up for 15K, i think that was pretty good, for having 62K orginal miles
and yea goodbye money lol, my ins. went so high.... but o well, and the gas here for that is 2.60 a gallon ....
just to be safe, was there anything stock i should replace so nothing goes wrong?
thanks, mike
07-26-05, 12:57 AM
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Welcome! Make sure to fully read and understand this thread: https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=68640 There is information in there that will answer nearly every question you have! Good luck and enjoy.
07-26-05, 01:47 AM
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In addition, you should try and purchase a shop manual for the FD (hard to find but completely worth it). You can check http://www.scuderiaciriani.com/rx7/shop_manual.html for a .pdf version. If you read up on both the FAQ section and the shop manual, you will be a rotary guru in no time!
Modifications should come slowly but surely.
Modifications should come slowly but surely.
07-26-05, 01:50 AM
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read the newbie section of this forum. also check out www.robrobinette.com for reliability mod info. have fun with the car but dont rice it. mahjik and rynberg are your best friends in this forum
07-26-05, 10:15 AM
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Originally Posted by SIK
hey guys, sorry it took so long to reply, it got so busy this weekend. anyways heres a few more better pics.
just to be safe, was there anything stock i should replace so nothing goes wrong?
thanks, mike
just to be safe, was there anything stock i should replace so nothing goes wrong?
thanks, mike
Plastic AST & downpipe would be a good start
07-26-05, 11:15 AM
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Pettit AST and Hks down pipe with a Fluidyne Radiator and the FC fan switch mod would do a lot of good for starters. and yes as spirit rotary 7 said a shop manual.
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