I agree, I prefer the '99 spec wing but if you still want an R1 wing you should look at the Buy/Sell forum, there are normally a couple floating around.

98 wing is cherry.

Get this wing it looks sweet.



http://66.216.67.51/images/products/...d/15thwing.jpg

Another evercrack lover??? hehe i really gotta stop playing that game. although i can vouch for the money that can be made that way. welcome to an expensive world :)

fdeez the thing about that spoiler is that it only looks good with that body kit :\

on a stock car it would look goofy

im not tryin to buy a body kit id rather get the stock spoiler and work on reliabitliy mods first .. cosmetics c0me once i have 300hp - except for the stock spoiler and tints

An FD @ 28 Nearly Killed me :D
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But walked away from it without a scratch... Just can't get out of my mind what would have happened on a tight mountain road :eek:

I have both this wing (Mazdaspeed 15th Anniversary) and the stock R1 wing for sale. PM me if interested.

Good luck with the car. It sounds like you are taking the smart approach. I would highly recommend that come spring you hook up with NASA or Car Guys or whatever club is local to you and sign up for a high performance driver's ed session at your local track (like VIR).

If you think you learned a lot fucking around in a parking lot, wait till you get it on the track!

will do thx for the advice ill contact you about the spoilers in a few :p

A few things that NEED to be looked and paid attention to before you push it.

1. Make sure your air separation tank is either eliminated or you have an aluminum one. This slowly forms leaks over time and eventually pours coolant hot and bye-bye engine.
2. Make sure both of your radiator fans are coming on. Do this by turning your engine off and turning back on without starting the engine. Then activate the A/C. Pop the hood and feel to see if both fans are working. One of my fans went down and I am paying with coolant seal failure at the moment because my temps were consistently high.
3. Get a water temp gauge. The stock one is a piece and non-linear. The stock gauge will not enable you to track subtle changes in engine temperature. You will not see impending disaster.
4. Your intercooler sucks. So let it cool down for a bit if you go grab something to eat then get back in. Driving it will ram air into the duct for it thereby cooling it down. These I/Cs heat soak because it is so close to the engine. Your intake temps are crucial so your engine doesn't knock/detonate/pre-ignite on your apex seals. Just be careful on hot days.
5. Get a down pipe. These things are relatively cheap, 200-300 dollars, and replace the stock pre-cat. This thing generates heat because it was designed to do so. Mazda used it to comply with emission standards. It is unnecessary and aids in engine damage due to heat.

***Even before you run through this list. Find a rotary shop near you that is familiar with 3rd generation RX7s. Go to the regional forum and find one. ***