Aloha Rotor Fans
 

Aloha Everyone,
New to the site but not to rotaries....No matter how much you think you know about a certain subject,always keep an open mind to learn something new.Accepting that will enhance your skills everyone.

Thanks Mario, What got me into Mazda's was a friend on the islands.I had raced alot on track and outlaws back in early 90's.I had built many toyota's for customers and mine was fully built top dog at outlaws for months, but nothing compared to his 12a monster bridge rx3.:bowdown: My friend had lived in same town as me so when he first got the car from AZ he asked me to help with parts and build.When It was done I under estamated it:eek: jus couldnt fathem:scratch: how a 1196cc motor drank my dads holley 750 from a v8???:dunno: My friend says to me, no pistons,cams,heads,valves, no problems...Since I was top dog back then at outlaws and we bet alot of money he asked me to save face,not to bring car to outlaws that nite & lets tryem out in the back roads with ghost... my 77 toyota sr5.But no bottle he said to me and made sure to turn it off in my trunk.:greenchai:greenchai:Sure I said and lost twice,I couldnt believe what a 12a could do imagine a 13b or 20b. That weekend I sold all my toyota's to find an Rx7 to buy and build then wanted an old school rotary like my friend,so I saw a video of Flaco's R100:bowdown: which all my friends back home said no ways you find one.Took me three months to find the R100 in the states:ylsuper: so I left da islands told friends/family Id be back like usual getn cars from different islands,but this time it was from the states.:wave: That was in 98,my family and friends cant believe Its been this long nor I,they are still waiting for my return with the car, but now when Im ready I am bringing back more than just one ride.:biggrin:

I was in Wakiki a couple years ago and saw a VERY NICE Rx3SP.... could hear it for blocks!!!

best sound I heard from that balcony...