View Poll Results: How many fd's?
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56
58.95%
2
29
30.53%
3
6
6.32%
4 or more
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4.21%
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How many fd's have you owned?
12 FDs
. 3 of them were parts cars.
93 VR R1
93 VR R1, parts car
93 VR Touring, auto, Tan int
93 VR Touring 5spd, Tan int
93 BB Touring 5spd, Tan int
93 VR R1
93 BB R1, parts car
93 VR, Base, 5spd, Tan int
94 white, PEP, 5spd, Black int, parts car
93 CYM R1
93 VR Base, 5spd, Black int
94 white, PEP, 5spd, Tan int
Jeff
93 R1
94 PEP, for sale
95 PEP, selling for a friend
. 3 of them were parts cars.93 VR R1
93 VR R1, parts car
93 VR Touring, auto, Tan int
93 VR Touring 5spd, Tan int
93 BB Touring 5spd, Tan int
93 VR R1
93 BB R1, parts car
93 VR, Base, 5spd, Tan int
94 white, PEP, 5spd, Black int, parts car
93 CYM R1
93 VR Base, 5spd, Black int
94 white, PEP, 5spd, Tan int
Jeff
93 R1
94 PEP, for sale
95 PEP, selling for a friend
Well, I've had 6 of them.
93' VR Touring
93' Red R1
93' VR Touring
94' VR Touring
93' VR Base
93' VR Touring
"Hey, I thought all FD's were red man!"
Jeff B
94' Touring
93' Touring (for sale)
93' VR Touring
93' Red R1
93' VR Touring
94' VR Touring
93' VR Base
93' VR Touring
"Hey, I thought all FD's were red man!"
Jeff B
94' Touring
93' Touring (for sale)
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From: Morristown, NJ
On my second... Although the first one really 
belongs to goodfellafd3s... He gets the fun
... I get the parking tickets!! 
Hell, what are dads for?? 
belongs to goodfellafd3s... He gets the fun ... I get the parking tickets!! Hell, what are dads for??
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From: queens, ny
on my second. Had a base red 93 that was stolen from a movie theater in Yonkers, NY on Nov 2001. It had 18" racing hart c5 rims on it and a powerful stereo system in it. If anyones seen it lemme know.
Current one is a 93 mb base single turbo. Much faster but i kinda miss the stock twin feel. Loved to do autocross in it.
joe
Current one is a 93 mb base single turbo. Much faster but i kinda miss the stock twin feel. Loved to do autocross in it.
joe
Originally posted by mcf
93 Silver Touring
93 VR Base
93 BB Touring
93 BB R1
My Driver R1 is the same car TurboJeff cavalierly refers to as one of his parts cars.
93 Silver Touring
93 VR Base
93 BB Touring
93 BB R1
My Driver R1 is the same car TurboJeff cavalierly refers to as one of his parts cars.
.Jeff
Originally posted by Air-Rex
Thanks turbojeff for making a rare car more rare. I'm on #2, #1 was stolen.
Eric
Thanks turbojeff for making a rare car more rare. I'm on #2, #1 was stolen.
Eric
Mark's (mcf) FD was the only one that was really saveable and I used some parts from it to save another FD. The other two parts cars I had were totalled in all aspects of the word. The white 94 is hit on both 1/4 panels, the entire rear section of the car is about 12" narrower than it was. Entire rear floor is wrinkled. The front end is perfect though, just waiting on a FD with front damage
.Jeff
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From: Scottsdale, Arizona
I thought this might be interesting to some, but for most you'll probably be board. 
first purchased 1993 touring/stock, 42,000 miles, back in 1997, $21,000, totaled around corner, insurance paid $23,000, lucky break. Lesson learned, learn to drive car first before going around corners fast.
second purchased 1993 touring/stock, 38,000 miles, back in 1999, $18,000, purchased PFS cat back, PFS air box, PFS intercooler, PFS pre-set computer, wrong offset wheels(recommendation of wheel shop), S02 tires, centerforce clutch, resurfaced flywheel, engine blew using 13lbs boost on race gas, never played with higher boost, sold car for $15,000. Lessons learned, engine will blow up with these parts, but will do 12.8 seconds at 115 mph for a little while, wrong offset wheels and tires will rip front fender out and look like crud, wheel shop employees generally don't know what an offset is, stock clutch will smoke with these parts, engine mounts will probably break if drag racing.
third purchased 1993, touring/stock, 16,500 miles, in 2002 for 23,000. Hopefully I've learned enough lessons, but I couldn't resist putting on the down pipe(reliability) and buying the K & N air filter. I'm satisfied for now and drive the car with the respect it deserves. As a substitute to blowing up, and destroying things I can't afford I test performance levels of lower priced toys such as my NOS Go-ped on methanol.
Go-ped, a must have for all Rx-7 owners
first purchased 1993 touring/stock, 42,000 miles, back in 1997, $21,000, totaled around corner, insurance paid $23,000, lucky break. Lesson learned, learn to drive car first before going around corners fast.
second purchased 1993 touring/stock, 38,000 miles, back in 1999, $18,000, purchased PFS cat back, PFS air box, PFS intercooler, PFS pre-set computer, wrong offset wheels(recommendation of wheel shop), S02 tires, centerforce clutch, resurfaced flywheel, engine blew using 13lbs boost on race gas, never played with higher boost, sold car for $15,000. Lessons learned, engine will blow up with these parts, but will do 12.8 seconds at 115 mph for a little while, wrong offset wheels and tires will rip front fender out and look like crud, wheel shop employees generally don't know what an offset is, stock clutch will smoke with these parts, engine mounts will probably break if drag racing.
third purchased 1993, touring/stock, 16,500 miles, in 2002 for 23,000. Hopefully I've learned enough lessons, but I couldn't resist putting on the down pipe(reliability) and buying the K & N air filter. I'm satisfied for now and drive the car with the respect it deserves. As a substitute to blowing up, and destroying things I can't afford I test performance levels of lower priced toys such as my NOS Go-ped on methanol.
Go-ped, a must have for all Rx-7 owners
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From: LA
2 FD'S
1993 VR Touring bought 9/1999 sold 9/2001
1993 CYM R1 bought 7/2001
I had 2 FD's for for 2 months. That was fun, paying insurance prices on 2 of these cars. YUCK! But seeing 2 nicely modded FD's in my garage every morning, priceless.
That was a weird year for me. I owned 4 cars at one time. 2 FD's, 86 MR2, 84 300zx Turbo.
And all were driveable.
1993 VR Touring bought 9/1999 sold 9/2001
1993 CYM R1 bought 7/2001
I had 2 FD's for for 2 months. That was fun, paying insurance prices on 2 of these cars. YUCK! But seeing 2 nicely modded FD's in my garage every morning, priceless.
That was a weird year for me. I owned 4 cars at one time. 2 FD's, 86 MR2, 84 300zx Turbo.
And all were driveable.
Grumpy Lurker
Joined: Feb 2001
Posts: 462
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From: LA
Originally posted by greg schroeder
I thought this might be interesting to some, but for most you'll probably be board.
first purchased 1993 touring/stock, 42,000 miles, back in 1997, $21,000, totaled around corner, insurance paid $23,000, lucky break. Lesson learned, learn to drive car first before going around corners fast.
second purchased 1993 touring/stock, 38,000 miles, back in 1999, $18,000, purchased PFS cat back, PFS air box, PFS intercooler, PFS pre-set computer, wrong offset wheels(recommendation of wheel shop), S02 tires, centerforce clutch, resurfaced flywheel, engine blew using 13lbs boost on race gas, never played with higher boost, sold car for $15,000. Lessons learned, engine will blow up with these parts, but will do 12.8 seconds at 115 mph for a little while, wrong offset wheels and tires will rip front fender out and look like crud, wheel shop employees generally don't know what an offset is, stock clutch will smoke with these parts, engine mounts will probably break if drag racing.
third purchased 1993, touring/stock, 16,500 miles, in 2002 for 23,000. Hopefully I've learned enough lessons, but I couldn't resist putting on the down pipe(reliability) and buying the K & N air filter. I'm satisfied for now and drive the car with the respect it deserves. As a substitute to blowing up, and destroying things I can't afford I test performance levels of lower priced toys such as my NOS Go-ped on methanol.
Go-ped, a must have for all Rx-7 owners
I thought this might be interesting to some, but for most you'll probably be board.
first purchased 1993 touring/stock, 42,000 miles, back in 1997, $21,000, totaled around corner, insurance paid $23,000, lucky break. Lesson learned, learn to drive car first before going around corners fast.
second purchased 1993 touring/stock, 38,000 miles, back in 1999, $18,000, purchased PFS cat back, PFS air box, PFS intercooler, PFS pre-set computer, wrong offset wheels(recommendation of wheel shop), S02 tires, centerforce clutch, resurfaced flywheel, engine blew using 13lbs boost on race gas, never played with higher boost, sold car for $15,000. Lessons learned, engine will blow up with these parts, but will do 12.8 seconds at 115 mph for a little while, wrong offset wheels and tires will rip front fender out and look like crud, wheel shop employees generally don't know what an offset is, stock clutch will smoke with these parts, engine mounts will probably break if drag racing.
third purchased 1993, touring/stock, 16,500 miles, in 2002 for 23,000. Hopefully I've learned enough lessons, but I couldn't resist putting on the down pipe(reliability) and buying the K & N air filter. I'm satisfied for now and drive the car with the respect it deserves. As a substitute to blowing up, and destroying things I can't afford I test performance levels of lower priced toys such as my NOS Go-ped on methanol.
Go-ped, a must have for all Rx-7 owners
MORE DETAILS ON THE MOPED I want one!!!!
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From: Scottsdale, Arizona
Originally posted by twinturboteddy
MORE DETAILS ON THE MOPED I want one!!!!
MORE DETAILS ON THE MOPED I want one!!!!
Actually they are called "Go-ped" There's a ton of information in the search engines.
Pretty much the mods are the same old routine as any other engine. More fuel/more flow/try and keep engine cool
My Go-ped engine mods.
RC230 engine
ported case
1mm stroked crank
Stalker ADA exhaust
K & N intake
Dry system NOS
Larger carb w/ methanol conversion for warmer weather
Larger carb on gas for cooler weather
.75 inch drive spindle