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Rook 06-07-07 06:05 PM

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K ive been ready assloads of info on these forums. I am buying a japanese right hand drive rx7 (3rd gen) and i plan to put a full bodykit possibly widebody and a brand new paint job with some 19" challenge sf wheels. anyone have any specific experience on any of this stuff you help is appreciated.

first question: what is the average cost in canada to get a widebody kit installed, and painted(keep in my mind im not walking in like a goober and paying full price)

Second question: what are some mods i can do for reliability, i want to put smoe serious work but i want to start with realibilty mods as far as engine/drivetrain go

thuird question:can i put the bodykit and rims on a few weeks before i install coilovers???

thanks for any and all help

fdpocketrocket 06-07-07 06:19 PM

1st: better to check in regional forums, since you are most likely planning to get it done around your area

2nd: the reliability mods are covered quite a bit in the 3rd gen FAQ stickied at the top
https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generation-specific-1993-2002-16/faq-3rd-gen-other-useful-links-68640/
There are a bunch of links worth reading, or if you scroll down to R, you will find reliability mods. Check there.

3rd: what is your concern? rubbing?

HKNY 06-07-07 08:46 PM

there is a search function on the forum as well as a Sticky FAQ thread on the 3rd gen page.

Rook 06-07-07 10:55 PM

thanks
 

Originally Posted by fdpocketrocket (Post 7020858)
1st: better to check in regional forums, since you are most likely planning to get it done around your area

2nd: the reliability mods are covered quite a bit in the 3rd gen FAQ stickied at the top
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=68640
There are a bunch of links worth reading, or if you scroll down to R, you will find reliability mods. Check there.

3rd: what is your concern? rubbing?

Yeah i was pricing tires for it and they didnt reccomend putting 19's but i dont even know if the guy worked there it was a little sketch.

rynberg 06-08-07 12:32 AM

1. Well, you have the price of the kit + the labor and paint costs. Drop by a shop and ask. It will be a lot more accurate answer than what you'll get here.

2. We have a FAQ thread here and the search function that covers reliability...

3. Coilovers are not needed for any wheel fitments other than 18x10 up front....so go ahead. 19s are not really a good choice for the FD, you can go wider with a lot more choices in 18s. I suggest going to the Suspension forum, lots of good info about your questions....

REVERE 06-08-07 09:23 AM

If you are indeed going to buy from Japan you may as well buy an rx-7 that already has a widebody kit. It would save crap loads of time, money and stuffing around. Check out garage-r.co.jp or yahoo auctions if you want a taste of what is around


Originally Posted by rynberg (Post 7022034)
1. Well, you have the price of the kit + the labor and paint costs. Drop by a shop and ask. It will be a lot more accurate answer than what you'll get here.

2. We have a FAQ thread here and the search function that covers reliability...

3. Coilovers are not needed for any wheel fitments other than 18x10 up front....so go ahead. 19s are not really a good choice for the FD, you can go wider with a lot more choices in 18s. I suggest going to the Suspension forum, lots of good info about your questions....

^ Couldn’t agree more, I think anything over 18" is wasted on a 7, someone correct me if I’m wrong but aren’t 17" the most Favorable at least performance wise?

Rook 06-08-07 02:21 PM

lol you guys are machines! thanks for the info it will def help.


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