Model Differences
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Model Differences
Sorry to sound like a newb, but I am.
I read the "FAQ for 3rd Gen & other useful links" but I couldn't find any informations in the link the forum suggested to use, or didn't look hard enough...
So just give a brief summary of all the FD models there are available and their differences.
I read the "FAQ for 3rd Gen & other useful links" but I couldn't find any informations in the link the forum suggested to use, or didn't look hard enough...
So just give a brief summary of all the FD models there are available and their differences.
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Originally Posted by Kevv
Ahh thanks.
So the touring model isn't as great, performance wise, with the others... Sad because theres alot of touring models for sell compared to the others...
So the touring model isn't as great, performance wise, with the others... Sad because theres alot of touring models for sell compared to the others...
The difference is negligible and most people end up upgrading the suspension and stuff anyways. I'm sure you would be more than happy with the performance of any FD, especially if you're crossing over from a Civic.
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Ahh thanks.
I wouldn't say that infront of my touring model ! ! ! !
Your definately new. The different models all came with the same drive train. It's the weight that is the only factor or if it was an Auto, so if you want the most out of it, just strip out all the creature comforts and you'll have the fastest special model.
Originally Posted by Kevv
So the touring model isn't as great, performance wise, with the others...
Your definately new. The different models all came with the same drive train. It's the weight that is the only factor or if it was an Auto, so if you want the most out of it, just strip out all the creature comforts and you'll have the fastest special model.
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The other sort of useful difference is the R1/R2 have an extra oil cooler. If you're on the track regularly, you'll want the extra cooler to keep the temps down. However, it's no big deal to buy an extra stock oil cooler or install a better aftermarket oil cooler in the non-R models.
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Sorry, didn't mean to offend anyone who drives the touring model.
Yeah, I'm looking to get what I can from the limited amount of RX-7's available, anything would be better than my tiny civic.
Yeah, I'm looking to get what I can from the limited amount of RX-7's available, anything would be better than my tiny civic.
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https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...=model+touring
http://rx7.voodoobox.net/infofaq/bguide3g/bguide3g.html
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...=model+touring
You can search using the terms "model", "touring", etc and find enough results to read all day. Most of the info in the FAQ Sticky is accurate.
http://rx7.voodoobox.net/infofaq/bguide3g/bguide3g.html
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...=model+touring
You can search using the terms "model", "touring", etc and find enough results to read all day. Most of the info in the FAQ Sticky is accurate.
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