Whats up guys,

Its finally time for me to quit trolling and start posting on the forums. Little bit about myself. 26 year old dude that lives in Charlotte, NC. I currently have a 94 RX7 with a street ported 13b built by Brian at Rotorsports, garrett 4202R ball bearing turbo, and most the work needed to make it a reliable setup. I'll have to get around to posting pics of the car soon and put together a better list of what the car has. It is my second 3rd gen...unfortunately I took the life of my first 3rd gen and thankfully it wasn't the other way around. I have loved the FD since I first saw one and I love it and hate it at the same time. Enough rambling, just though this was an appropriate place for my first post.

 

Wow do you have any pics? Welcome(even though you were here first)

 

Welcome to the forum, I'm located in Waxhaw and never see any other 3rd Gens in town.

 

welcome. also check out the SE section of the regional forums, especially the I77 and I44 crossroads thread. lots of NC ppl there.

 

Bump for pictures.

 

Sorry guys for slacking on the pics of the car. Here are a few to get started!

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Here is a link to a bunch more photos of the car.
http://s1139.photobucket.com/albums/n545/john3129/

 

While I'm at it, here's a link to my youtube page with a couple of dyno videos and a walk around video of the car. Sorry the videos of the dyno are so short, I think the sound of the turbo spooling overloaded my camera and kept causing the videos to quit recording.

http://www.youtube.com/user/sumakFD

enjoy

 

nice looking car =] welcome to the forums!

 

Wow. If it wasn't for my love of old cars, I'd be rockin an FD. I remember when I fist saw one. It was before they were introduced in mainstream publications, and I was cruising some of the back roads near my house. I drove by a roadside produce stand and there were two of them parked there. A yellow one and a red one I think. Yellow for sure. I had heard of them before, and knew what they were, so I turned around to take a better look. It was R&T magazine giving them a workout on the backroads. A couple months later I got the issue with First Drive of the FD. Beautiful cars. I'd probably kill myself with one. My moto: It's better to drive a slow car fast, than to drive a fast car slow. It keeps me alive. That and liquor... Not sure for how long though..

 

What dyno shop are you at?

 

Welcome.

Nicely modded FD there.

 

Excellent black FD, good luck on the roads

 

nice car thx for sharing.....

 

Very clean ride