Getting into rotaries.
10-07-12, 08:01 AM
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Getting into rotaries.
My name is Thomas from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. I yet to own a rx7 but I am looking to get a rx7 FC. Preferably a TII but I guess I can't be to picky. Right now I drive a 1993 Toyota pickup but I am really wanting to move onto my rx7.
10-07-12, 08:14 AM
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keep the toyota pick up as a daily lol... my friends always tell me that if i ever get into rotaries i should always have another car just in case... hahah but they're fun tho...
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I kinda am. It's my dads truck and he wants it back when I get my car so if anything happens to my car I will kinda have that as a backup. But do rotaries require a lot of work?
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I'm also new to Rotaries, from what I've read I've got a big task getting an FD into a really proper time attack car. Can't wait to start, definitely going to create a build tread!
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