numbers matching...
Hey guys,
Again, I'm new to the rx7 world so this might be a dumb question. But I've noticed that a lot of people buy JDM engines, swap for an engine with lower mileage, do the LS1 conversion, send in their core but get a different reman engine, yet this doesn't seem to hurt the resale value of the car? My question is, do people care if you have a numbers matching rx7? This may be unique to rx7s, b/c nearly every other car I know, especially american muscle, numbers matching cars will fetch a higher value. |
probly in 50 years it might
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As having once been in the mid-year Corvette crowd worrying about matching numbers, it's a relief to be out of that nonsense....
However, are there numbers on the block that link it to the chassis? Where would you find them? |
There is nothing matching the engine to a chassis on an FD.
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but none of the numbers correspond to the chassis itself? I always had thought people went about replacing their motors kind of carelessly, always assumed there wasn't any real identifying numbers linking the chassis/powertrain.
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Originally Posted by JHew84
(Post 7698824)
but none of the numbers correspond to the chassis itself? I always had thought people went about replacing their motors kind of carelessly, always assumed there wasn't any real identifying numbers linking the chassis/powertrain.
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that's always the impression I had, well I guess I have some rather interesting plans for the original motor in my FD then :D.
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On an FD, having the original engine is rarely a plus. :)
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