Exhaust systems sounding like a Ferrari
11-08-04, 07:14 AM
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Originally Posted by Kento
Not to mention the incredibly crude design and construction.
Try the Racing Beat duals. Nice and quiet when you're at part throttle, but a great sound when you open'er up.
Try the Racing Beat duals. Nice and quiet when you're at part throttle, but a great sound when you open'er up.
Agreed
11-08-04, 01:19 PM
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Originally Posted by alexpur
why would u want to make an rx7 sound like something its not?
bit of a stupid question but dose anyone know how to change a break light i have tried but cant seem to get to the bulbs
bit of a stupid question but dose anyone know how to change a break light i have tried but cant seem to get to the bulbs
11-08-04, 01:41 PM
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Originally Posted by purerx7
Not sure its phsyically possible.... but... you could get a used ferrari engine over 50k miles, for less than 15 grand say out of a 01 modena....That would be a sweet *** conversion, do not think it would work without extensive labor...but damn you would have one sweet *** car and the ferrari sound!
That sounds like a lot of miles on a 3 year old car in general, forget about the Ferrari...
I would be surprised if you could get the engine for that cheap -- $15k....
11-09-04, 03:08 PM
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The engine of a rotary is totally different than the ones of pistion engines.... so you will never get the exactly same sound or even close to it.... However, there is definetaly a distinctive rotary engine sound that no other piston engines can imitate.... and I would use that as an advantage.... rotary's do sound real nice when you have the right exhaust ya know.
11-09-04, 03:18 PM
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Originally Posted by alexpur
thanks mate that was a great help
11-09-04, 03:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Sgtblue
Yes. I also heard they tend to run hot and are expensive to maintain.
But people still love 'em because they're relatively rare, very fast, and look great. Mmmmm.
But people still love 'em because they're relatively rare, very fast, and look great. Mmmmm.
with that said you might as well just stick with the 7
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