Originally Posted by the ancient words

what an asshole

excuse me dickhead....my point was unless you are driving something like this http://www.koenigsegg.se/ or this http://www.noblecars.com/new-noble-site/index.html at 120+, a piece of plastic hanging off the front bumper is a complete waste of time

little Mazda wanna-bes on this forum amaze me....if you are tracking your car, have at it

Originally Posted by Fred Sickert

I think the best look was that guy that modified the 93 nose so the radiator opening/ducts were larger. BTW anybody know where that picture is ?

Originally Posted by jayk

For the record, I just picked up a new 93 r1 lip for $168 from malloy, how much do the 99's sell for?

Originally Posted by jimlab

Don't even get me started on the "shark mouth" mod... :D

Originally Posted by Riccardo

I noticed more stability and better cooling !
Definetely is functional

Originally Posted by SpeedKing

Tell that to Mazda's engineers who designed the car for a 160 MPH top speed. As if you know any better?

Originally Posted by Mahjik

You're just jealous because that picture shows my car actually moving, not in pieces. :p:

Originally Posted by jimlab

Yep, you got me. It has nothing at all to do with violating my sense of aesthetics. :D

Originally Posted by Mahjik

See? That's all we needed, some closure. ;)

Originally Posted by jimlab

Well, at least you could have painted them black, or cut some pieces of toilet paper tube to go around them... :p:

Originally Posted by Mahjik

Actually, they'll be getting annodized to black along with a few other items over the winter. :)

Originally Posted by cewrx7r1

Many people use the logic that "since Mazda engineers designed it, they had a reason for it" to back up their own beliefs.

So I can also use that same logit that MAZDA WANTED our engines to fail due to:
inadequate cooling system, too small of an IC; cheap plastic AST, an air intake that pulled air from the IC at low speeds, and emergency cooling fans that did not come on until the water temp was within 20 degrees of housing warpage.

Yep, those engineers ALWAYS know what they are doing. Should I go on and mention more of their perfect designs.

The RX-7 as a whole is a great car, but Mazda did rush it into production with many mistakes.

Originally Posted by jimlab

Cool. I still like the toilet paper tube idea, though. You could spray paint them gold. :)

Originally Posted by jimlab

Cool. I still like the toilet paper tube idea, though. You could spray paint them gold. :)