My 10th AE getting a face lift.
Well if the wind pushes me on the get down hill I get 11ltr per 100 lol. Would Love to take the S2000 for a rip. It was a mistake to paint the 10th AE. You know for years all I did was change the oil and do track days with your old rx7. The only thing that happened is I blew one of the shocks. Last year the power steering and starter went but hey pretty dam reliable. We should meet up soon.
Former Rx7 *****
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From: Mississauga
Can a LS7 fit? Isn't a LS7 a 427 cu in engine?
I was thinking this would be better:
Lingenfelter LS3 378 CID 575 HP 58x 11.5 Compression Crate Engine - Lingenfelter Performance
I was thinking this would be better:
Lingenfelter LS3 378 CID 575 HP 58x 11.5 Compression Crate Engine - Lingenfelter Performance
Expensive.
Can a LS7 fit? Isn't a LS7 a 427 cu in engine?
I was thinking this would be better:
Lingenfelter LS3 378 CID 575 HP 58x 11.5 Compression Crate Engine - Lingenfelter Performance
I was thinking this would be better:
Lingenfelter LS3 378 CID 575 HP 58x 11.5 Compression Crate Engine - Lingenfelter Performance
Sure. Will take you up on the offer. Just tell me what kind of beer etc. Might also need some parts from you. Also I work real slow with NXP scratches and tool all laid out in order. Border line crazy. Lol
When it comes to final assembly on something like this slow and steady is the way to go. When you rush things get scratched and it just doesn't come out good. As for the beer, I'll drink pretty much anything.
Joined: May 2002
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From: Ottawa, Soviet Canuckistan
For beer, there are so many options. I mean, sure, you can just pick up a two-four of Keith's and be done with it, but you could also theme it:
Working on a Japanese car? Sapporo
With an engine designed by a German? Beck's
With a beautiful new white paint job? Hoegaarden
The main thing is that you follow Jon's Golden Rule of Beer : ABC, Anything But Coors.
Definitely keep us in the loop, I'm anxious to see how it all turns out!
Jon
Working on a Japanese car? Sapporo
With an engine designed by a German? Beck's
With a beautiful new white paint job? Hoegaarden
The main thing is that you follow Jon's Golden Rule of Beer : ABC, Anything But Coors.
Definitely keep us in the loop, I'm anxious to see how it all turns out!
Jon
Joined: May 2002
Posts: 5,972
Likes: 37
From: Ottawa, Soviet Canuckistan
It's really starting to come together. She's quite the beauty!
How much do you figure is left to be done before you get it back? It looks like it's almost in the state of assembly it was in your first pics, so it's got to be done soon.
Are you going to have him store it until spring, or are you bringing it home on a flatbed? Do you have a garage?
How much do you figure is left to be done before you get it back? It looks like it's almost in the state of assembly it was in your first pics, so it's got to be done soon.
Are you going to have him store it until spring, or are you bringing it home on a flatbed? Do you have a garage?
Last edited by vipernicus42; Jan 17, 2013 at 01:22 PM.
It's really starting to come together. She's quite the beauty!
How much do you figure is left to be done before you get it back? It looks like it's almost in the state of assembly it was in your first pics, so it's got to be done soon.
Are you going to have him store it until spring, or are you bringing it home on a flatbed? Do you have a garage?
How much do you figure is left to be done before you get it back? It looks like it's almost in the state of assembly it was in your first pics, so it's got to be done soon.
Are you going to have him store it until spring, or are you bringing it home on a flatbed? Do you have a garage?
I have a garage. Getting it shipped enclosed. I want this car together for april. Just got to figure out if I put the Haltech and 400hp gear or back to stock. Either way car must pass emissions.
