Silex

Gotta love them books! I know you guys rock and all and well this forum is actually one (if not THE Best) forum that I have ever been a part of, but we all know that we get our quabbles (sp?) from time to time and need a book to either reference our info from or what have you. I was just wondering what you guys were some good books to check out that can teach me all I ever wanted to know about an FD in Joe Smoe terms. Links would be great. Just a lil sumting sumtung to add my my collection .

Mind you that reference and/or workshop manuals are cool and all, but the kind of books I'm referring to are nontechnical ones. TIA guys!

rxrotary2_7

http://books.rotarymaniacs.com/

this should help get you started.

and here is a pic of a rtary in genral book.

i could post many other pics of my book colection, but they are not already on my puter

JConn2299

The absolute best book on how the 3rd Gen RX-7 was designed and engineered is: "RX-7. The Mazda RX-7: Mazda's Legendary Sports Car"
by Jack Yamaguchi and John Dinkel.

It's also the most expensive, but well worth it. It's a high quality hard cover book with great photos of the suspension, drivetrain, chassis, early styling proposals, etc, etc.

Silex

Very nice guys! Thanks for the link and I'm hoping to start my collection soon!

Chaz

I bought my Yamaguchi book at the site listed below. They had one of the best prices that I've found and the book arrived in about 3 days. Just scroll down on the main page to find this book as well as several others on the RX-7. Hope it helps.

http://www.speednation.com/rx7index.htm

Silex

I swear that that name, Yamaguchi, sounds like an ice skater person. eH...in any case, thanks for the links guys! Gunna check them outnow and see what books float dis here boat...