New owner early experiences with Gen3 FD
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New owner early experiences with Gen3 FD
New member here in the research phase of an FD purchase. Presently open to most any approach, roller to low mile box stock. Assuming most of you in this section and truly new users I am interested in having your view on challenges your own new purchase as presented for you. Your feedback might help me make a better decision on which path I choose in my own FD adventure.
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Welcome to the board.
I'm going to put this in the Intro forum since it's not a technical question. I don't necessarily want to move it to the Gen 3 Discussion since you're brand new (3 posts) and this should still be a warmer environment for you. You can include a short intro with your next post (name, car history, what got you interested in FDs, etc.).
For now, you can browse the FAQs: HERE
I'm going to put this in the Intro forum since it's not a technical question. I don't necessarily want to move it to the Gen 3 Discussion since you're brand new (3 posts) and this should still be a warmer environment for you. You can include a short intro with your next post (name, car history, what got you interested in FDs, etc.).
For now, you can browse the FAQs: HERE
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I've heard this advice before and think it's pretty good: find something with a decent to good interior. Many mechanical tasks won't be as costly or time consuming as trying to find long-discontinued brittle interior plastics. Really, certain parts can be crazy expensive!
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I think a good starting point is to scroll down to the "R" for "Reliability" section of the FAQ's in the link that diabolical1 posted. Lots of great stuff there. I'd click on the link next to the text that says "read the post by jimlab" and... read the post by jimlab.
Not 100% of everything on there is going to be ultra-critical (his recommendations 1 thru 6 ARE) but at any rate it's good to know what to look for when buying.
Not 100% of everything on there is going to be ultra-critical (his recommendations 1 thru 6 ARE) but at any rate it's good to know what to look for when buying.
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I've had a friend that has owned multiple RX7 and never had good luck with keeping them reliable yet he's still obsessed with them, that should say something about how these cars feel
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