this is a invite to all rx-7's in alberta and anyone else who wants to make the trek...

anyways i want to do one last big cruise i was thinking have a meet cruise then we all go someplace for dinner then a photoshoot

and i was thinking alos if this meet gets enough interest we should all meet somewere in a central location so its kinda in the middel for everyone if you know what i mean...

but simply post if your interested and post some positive suggestions [i.e.-events,location]

 

probably too late in the season for me to make it out, don't know how long we're going to be snowless.

 

I'd be in. Depends on when, because Im preparing for my motor swap imminently.

 

well i was hoping to have it all set-up by next sunday

 

Definately won't make it now that that the Riders are in the Grey Cup next sunday.

 

Im going out wheeling on sunday morning in my Rover. Should be back by 2PM or so.

 

ahh thats a tad later than i had planned oh well i want to get something set-up in the summer i'm pulling out the nissan mini van soon

 

We usually do a winter beater meet. Meet for coffee where-ever and chat about whatever. Everyone drive whatever they are driving.

Its in the spirit of Rotary.

 

i'd be in for the winter beater meet cos we have snow here and the rx wouldn't even make it out of the driveway

 

I took the Rx-7 out tonight in the snow to get some stuff. It accually hooks up better than the rover because of the tires are like new, and the tourque is nothing.

 

i know its sacrilige and a horrible thing to do to them.. but i actually look forward to drivin my 7's in the snow.. even though my fc chassis came from pick n pull i spose thats no reason to make it worse. Its like low impact drifting, a 7 with snow tires is second to none in the winter IMO.


Edit: But please for the love of the rotary, park those FDs and anything that isnt already rusted out cuz far as i know they dont make em anymore.

 

A Friend of mine drives an RX-8 as his 'Winter Beater'.

I have no choice but to drive my car from time to time. Its accually a great winter car. The distribution of weight and proper tires are key. Also, it helps that the thing throws so much heat as well.

I have to say, the most reliable car I've ever owned so far has been a bone stock 12A.

I've tried to replicate the carb setup in the form of an RB holley setup on an FC, but its just not the same.

 

lol thunderbird comes out on monday 5.0L man i hope i wreck that thing this winter lol

 

whats nice about the winter sevens is that b/c the e-shaft doesn't slosh through the oilpan, they start REALLY easy. I always put a sand bag behind the passenger seat on the floor, really helped but this year it'll be parked for much work.