I wanna live the rotary life!
11-29-18, 10:48 PM
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I wanna live the rotary life!
My name is Jaxon and I'm a new member to the club and I really want to get to know other people on here that love Rx7's as much as I do. I'm super interested to learn more about them and hope to start working on one soon.
11-30-18, 06:58 PM
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Welcome! Is there any specific generation of rx7 that you want in particular? I’m pretty partial to the first generation lol (may be a bit biased though) but every generation of rx7 is beautiful in its own way.
11-30-18, 07:01 PM
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The one I like the most is the 3rd generation FD it's just a beautiful car! I love a lot of different rx7s but the FD is definitely my favorite.
11-30-18, 08:18 PM
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11-30-18, 08:21 PM
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Yes yes the good ole Fd. I have owned one sice 98 and i truly love not only looking at it but also driving it. Just be ready to spend some money getting all the little 20+Japaneese gremlins oit if it. Take care of it take care of it. Dont go crazy on hp and dont get lazy on the maintenance. I have a 425 whp rx7 and it is reliable and fast. I personally dont think you should go over 450 whp if you want reliability. Also dont cheap out when you buy replacement parts. Good luck and i hope you live out your fd dream car.
11-30-18, 08:41 PM
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Yes yes the good ole Fd. I have owned one sice 98 and i truly love not only looking at it but also driving it. Just be ready to spend some money getting all the little 20+Japaneese gremlins oit if it. Take care of it take care of it. Dont go crazy on hp and dont get lazy on the maintenance. I have a 425 whp rx7 and it is reliable and fast. I personally dont think you should go over 450 whp if you want reliability. Also dont cheap out when you buy replacement parts. Good luck and i hope you live out your fd dream car.
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