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Old Jan 30, 2002 | 07:13 PM
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To Mod or Not to Mod?

On a previous post, I was drilled by many fellow RX-7 lovers for endrosing MODS other than reliability MODS, this raises a question... Are non reliability and so called "super mods" (nos and other compressed gasses) truly a "de-filement" to RX-7's... and any other quality import????
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Old Jan 30, 2002 | 08:29 PM
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Do what you want.

It is your car and your money.

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Old Jan 31, 2002 | 12:13 AM
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well, the mods you were wanting to do to your car first were body kit, rims, heavy sound system, underbody neons, and nawssss

those mods were purely cosmetic...with the exception of n2o (which can be considered a cosmetic mod/fashionable accessory, since it is a completely unnecessary and dangerous component in a stock rx7)

A lot of FD owners expressed resentment because that route of modification often will lead to one more death of an exceedingly rare car, at the hands of a reckless owner who is modding improperly.

It is your money, so you can spend it in which ever way you want-- as judgemental and critical some posts may sound, a lot of it is sound advice in keeping your FD from blowing up and winding up in a junkyard.
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