My first rotary
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My first rotary
Hey everyone, I'm Zach and I'm out of the VA area and I just bought my first rotary. I picked up a Montego Blue 93 with 89k miles on it, came with a set of PF turbo's waiting to be put on. It needs some light TLC on the exterior, mainly getting rid of the Veilside rear bumper and projector head lights. My previous projects has been a 88 MX6 GT, 1989 Supra Turbo, 2004/2006/2011 WRX, and now the 93 FD
Welcome, Zach!
We do have a number of guys in your area. Once you get your post count up, check out the NE regional section. There is a thread in there for the Hampton Roads area.
Kent
We do have a number of guys in your area. Once you get your post count up, check out the NE regional section. There is a thread in there for the Hampton Roads area.
Kent
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Hey everyone, I'm Zach and I'm out of the VA area and I just bought my first rotary. I picked up a Montego Blue 93 with 89k miles on it, came with a set of PF turbo's waiting to be put on. It needs some light TLC on the exterior, mainly getting rid of the Veilside rear bumper and projector head lights. My previous projects has been a 88 MX6 GT, 1989 Supra Turbo, 2004/2006/2011 WRX, and now the 93 FD
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Quite funny, gsl-se, I grew up in Goode and worked for Sonny's Racing engines when I was in college before joining the military and Media I'm on the USS Boise. Small world ain't it? thatjdmchic is my wife, she posted before I could get to a computer. I love the FD, she makes my MKIII Supra feel like a brick on ice in the handling department and its definately a head turner. The Secondary turbo is on its way out, but I have a set of Peter Farrell turbo's I'm going to throw on eventually once I get a larger intercooler and an Apexi Power FC.
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Quite funny, gsl-se, I grew up in Goode and worked for Sonny's Racing engines when I was in college before joining the military and Media I'm on the USS Boise. Small world ain't it? thatjdmchic is my wife, she posted before I could get to a computer. I love the FD, she makes my MKIII Supra feel like a brick on ice in the handling department and its definately a head turner. The Secondary turbo is on its way out, but I have a set of Peter Farrell turbo's I'm going to throw on eventually once I get a larger intercooler and an Apexi Power FC.
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