My new baby
02-25-13, 01:27 PM
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My new baby
Hey guys my name is Taylor,
i'm just in the process of getting my first rotary FD and could not be more excited, moving from the dsm
headache. just have to sell my corolla s but enough about the past. The car i am buying is a 95, very clean only 70xxx kms, she is a black beauty, i will need to replace a door handle and a new window control module. The interior is immaculate and the previous owner (my good buddy) treated it like his baby....now he has a real baby so its time to pass on the rotary torch. She is pretty bone stock with aftermarket air filter and greddy bov, hks exhaust, turbo timer and coil overs, and a nice wing. My plans for this car are to have it forever. driving an rx7 is unparalleled, with the car in such good condition i don't want to start hacking parts up so it's going to be reliably based mods. My first buys are so as i plan 3 guages(boost, air/fuel, and water temp) with this pod Thompson DIN gauge panel ... petite racing tune up kit( the cars always been given fuel treatment since it arrive 3 years ago, new spark plugs and such are just to stock pile, a 185 degree fan switch, aluminum air separator tank (although the stock one looks good, rather not have coolant everywhere and risk un needed heat spike). A filter breather, and though it has a greddy bov (there is no end piece) i love the hks ssqv sounds so i will likely pick one up as well. So i just want to say hello to everyone and i couldn't be more excited to be here, feel free in giving me suggestions and what not, i signed up to learn not to show off! i will get on getting some awesome pictures when the weather turns around and i own the car. i live on the Vancouver Island as well, but i am moving to Vancouver this summer for work. Any Vancouver residents have a shop to recommend, i hear the best place to go is out in Alberta but i'm open to thoughts as i have big long expensive plans for this car.
i'm just in the process of getting my first rotary FD and could not be more excited, moving from the dsm
headache. just have to sell my corolla s but enough about the past. The car i am buying is a 95, very clean only 70xxx kms, she is a black beauty, i will need to replace a door handle and a new window control module. The interior is immaculate and the previous owner (my good buddy) treated it like his baby....now he has a real baby so its time to pass on the rotary torch. She is pretty bone stock with aftermarket air filter and greddy bov, hks exhaust, turbo timer and coil overs, and a nice wing. My plans for this car are to have it forever. driving an rx7 is unparalleled, with the car in such good condition i don't want to start hacking parts up so it's going to be reliably based mods. My first buys are so as i plan 3 guages(boost, air/fuel, and water temp) with this pod Thompson DIN gauge panel ... petite racing tune up kit( the cars always been given fuel treatment since it arrive 3 years ago, new spark plugs and such are just to stock pile, a 185 degree fan switch, aluminum air separator tank (although the stock one looks good, rather not have coolant everywhere and risk un needed heat spike). A filter breather, and though it has a greddy bov (there is no end piece) i love the hks ssqv sounds so i will likely pick one up as well. So i just want to say hello to everyone and i couldn't be more excited to be here, feel free in giving me suggestions and what not, i signed up to learn not to show off! i will get on getting some awesome pictures when the weather turns around and i own the car. i live on the Vancouver Island as well, but i am moving to Vancouver this summer for work. Any Vancouver residents have a shop to recommend, i hear the best place to go is out in Alberta but i'm open to thoughts as i have big long expensive plans for this car.
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Talk to Chris in North Vancouver at Eunos Custom Automotive his work is top drawer and is second to none. If you're looking to make horsepower go to Forcefed. You could also look into Staff's auto in North Van as well for something in-between. Hope to see you out this summer.
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