Newbie just saying hi!
11-07-03, 03:25 PM
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Newbie just saying hi!
Hi. First time visiting the site in a while.
I used to own a 1988 RX-7 convertible about 1 1/2 years ago. Sweet looking, but slow as hell. Then got me a 97 Eclipse GS-T . I put just about any bolt-on on this one, but traction was definitely a hassle. I totaled it about a month ago.
Good new is that I promised myself that if I ever got rid of my DSM, I would come back to rotaries and get me one of those sweet FD's. That time is up, and tomorrow I will be picking up my next baby. I hope to get some snapshots and post them to see what you guys think.
I hope you guys got enough patience as the guys in DSMtalk; I will keeping the newbie questions to myself, but I will be asking the Do's and Don'ts, of course, I'll be searching first (they really stress that over there).
I used to own a 1988 RX-7 convertible about 1 1/2 years ago. Sweet looking, but slow as hell. Then got me a 97 Eclipse GS-T . I put just about any bolt-on on this one, but traction was definitely a hassle. I totaled it about a month ago.
Good new is that I promised myself that if I ever got rid of my DSM, I would come back to rotaries and get me one of those sweet FD's. That time is up, and tomorrow I will be picking up my next baby. I hope to get some snapshots and post them to see what you guys think.
I hope you guys got enough patience as the guys in DSMtalk; I will keeping the newbie questions to myself, but I will be asking the Do's and Don'ts, of course, I'll be searching first (they really stress that over there).
11-07-03, 07:54 PM
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Re: Newbie just saying hi!
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I hope you guys got enough patience as the guys in DSMtalk; I will keeping the newbie questions to myself, but I will be asking the Do's and Don'ts, of course, I'll be searching first (they really stress that over there).
I hope you guys got enough patience as the guys in DSMtalk; I will keeping the newbie questions to myself, but I will be asking the Do's and Don'ts, of course, I'll be searching first (they really stress that over there).
11-08-03, 05:26 AM
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Thanks for the point-outs. I'll be keeping that in mind. Here she is!
Tell me what you think.
Tell me what you think.
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11-08-03, 10:50 PM
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I see hard intake pipes, AST deletion, and some aftermarket battery wiring. Not a bad start. Did you do any of that or was it done when you bought it? Nice car BTW and welcome.
11-09-03, 08:10 AM
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To be honest with you, the car isn't even sitting in my garage yet. I was supposed to pick it up yesterday, but it was raining BAD!! So, hopefully today willbe my lucky day.
Miles... 90,000 not too bad for a 93 I guess.
911GT2: What's the AST?
Miles... 90,000 not too bad for a 93 I guess.
911GT2: What's the AST?
11-09-03, 12:49 PM
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Originally posted by machinis2
What's the AST?
What's the AST?
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