Soon

I'm currently a freshman in college (from Long Island, NY), finishing up my first year for an automotive management degree. It took me until now to realize that an RX-7 FD is a dream car for me and I want to start gathering as much info as possible on these cars as they are very different from anything else on the road.

cr-rex

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Let me be the first to say, learning about the fd from text and pictures will give you a theoretical understanding of the car. You need to actually have your hands on this stuff to grasp how things work. You can definitely gain a lot from reading the information on here but your understanding will be limited to your imagination. Pictures and videos do a lot but the hands on is essential. I wish you luck though. You have set a goal for yourself and legitimately hope you reach it.

What is an automotive management degree? What does that qualify for?

Soon

Thanks for the reply! Im definitely more of a hands-on learner to be completely honest. An automotive management degree is a Bachelors at the school I am currently attending and, from my understanding, prepares students for owning their own shop or possibly becoming a higher-ranking personal for any automotive company. Its a solid mix between business and just straight up how to work on cars and make repairs. So far it has been the opportunity of a lifetime, but I want to try something a little more interesting than a regular motor. These cars have always been a fascination of mine and I think I'm finally ready to start preparing to purchase one.

cr-rex

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How much actual experience do you have

Soon

Honestly, very little engine experience. Most of my knowledge as of right now is chassis. I'm imagining it's going to be a hell of a difficult time learning rotary without much engine experience to begin with.