3rd Generation Specific (1993-2002) 1993-2002 Discussion including performance modifications and Technical Support Sections.
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Old Sep 15, 2001 | 07:05 PM
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first thing to do before you buy one is have it checked for problems by a reputable ROTARY shop. after that reliability mods are ecu to prevent from running lean with mods and removes fuel cut, pettit AST the stock one is plastic and cracks alot, downpipe removes precat that gets clogged often, fluidyne radiator because the stock has plastic end caps and can fail easily, boost gauge and temp gauges for info on how the car is running too hot no boost etc, silicone vacuum hoses to replace the old rotted ones and prevent boost problems, if you find a well maintained car or one with a new engine already you shouldn't have too many problems. stuff will always break no matter what car. with all that stuff your car will be faster and more reliable
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Old Sep 15, 2001 | 07:06 PM
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Im not tryin to be mean but do a search,there is a lot of information posted here and a lot of links, first mods should be a boost gauge and downpipe, and then move on from there once you know everything is wroking fine, if yo are going to worry about the reliability dont get it, i am 19, and have money saved in case somethin does happen, be smart about it and once again dont get the car if it unreliablity is going to be a problem, all youll ever do is worry about it.......
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Old Sep 16, 2001 | 12:13 PM
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Well everyone will have a different opinion about what to do to your car except that you need a boost gauge. I recommend doing lots and lots of reading. Look through the old posts here and cruse through the rotary web ring. It has many Rx-7 web sites with info. To be blunt you won't get much of a response with your question because it is too big. It would take each one of us like an hour to provide you with our thoughts on what you just asked. So start by doing your own research and then try asking specific questions like "is getting an metal AST better than the elimination kit?" (BTW this is also covered several times over on this forum.) Anyway try visiting my site to get started. It has links to several other good rx-7 sites along with the webring and my own attempt on providing info
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