New 94 RX7 Owner
12-29-08, 10:37 AM
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New 94 RX7 Owner
Hey everyone,
I recently purchased a completely stock 94 RX7 with very low miles. I am starting to do a few minor mods to the car and would like to post something in another part of this forum but can't since I need 3 posts. So here is my second post.
I used to have a GLC and am familiar with rotary engines but am learning a whole lot more on this forum. Would love to get another GLC in the future as a project car.
I recently purchased a completely stock 94 RX7 with very low miles. I am starting to do a few minor mods to the car and would like to post something in another part of this forum but can't since I need 3 posts. So here is my second post.
I used to have a GLC and am familiar with rotary engines but am learning a whole lot more on this forum. Would love to get another GLC in the future as a project car.
12-30-08, 08:20 PM
#2
Hey everyone,
I recently purchased a completely stock 94 RX7 with very low miles. I am starting to do a few minor mods to the car and would like to post something in another part of this forum but can't since I need 3 posts. So here is my second post.
I used to have a GLC and am familiar with rotary engines but am learning a whole lot more on this forum. Would love to get another GLC in the future as a project car.
I recently purchased a completely stock 94 RX7 with very low miles. I am starting to do a few minor mods to the car and would like to post something in another part of this forum but can't since I need 3 posts. So here is my second post.
I used to have a GLC and am familiar with rotary engines but am learning a whole lot more on this forum. Would love to get another GLC in the future as a project car.
01-08-09, 10:10 PM
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http://s431.photobucket.com/albums/q...25_bucket/RX7/
Here is a link to some pictures in photobucket...do you know how to post them directly in the thread?
Here is a link to some pictures in photobucket...do you know how to post them directly in the thread?
01-08-09, 10:19 PM
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pull the engine out while you can still sell it for a good price :P
then go to http://hinsonsupercars.com
then go to http://hinsonsupercars.com
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01-11-09, 11:02 AM
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Look this one... How do not modified your FD. When I see this one for the first time. I say WTF... It's look like a old Toyota Paseo or Mx-3. I dont like it..
------------------How to scrap your FD------------------------
------------------How to scrap your FD------------------------
01-11-09, 11:12 AM
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My 94 is silver w/ black interior also. I don't get it, everyone where I live always ask me what motor I'm gonna go with. WTF? I bought the car with the interest of building the rotary. I recently got my motor back from Banzai Racing w/ a street port. I also plan on keeping the stock look but with every intention of making some good power. This car was my gift to myself for going to Iraq. I had my brother pick it up for me while I was over there. Boy was I pleased when I got home and saw it for the first time. Good luck with your build.
01-24-09, 07:52 AM
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I am not totally agree with what the U.S. made in Iraq. But I thank you for having been there. It took a lot of people like you. Congratulations for your gift. You put it well deserves.
01-24-09, 10:34 AM
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Thanks for your appreciation. Unfortunately there are also a lot of soldiers that aren't totally in agreement with how this whole thing started but when we sign up we obligate ourselves to do as ordered. Being a medic, I volunteered to go not because I was totally in support of why we were there but because we were and nothing I could would change that and injuries were high requiring much medical attention. One of my favorite things is to know I've helped some one. What I did over there has given me enough satisfaction to last a life time but I'm still not done. After I receive my nursing degree and have a long career of doing this I'll be happy. But this is not what this forum is for so, thanks.
Oh, and luckily my fiance thinks I deserve it too
Oh, and luckily my fiance thinks I deserve it too
01-26-09, 09:17 PM
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pull the engine out while you can still sell it for a good price :P
then go to http://hinsonsupercars.com
then go to http://hinsonsupercars.com
Congrats on the purchase. Read the FAQ's before posting a ton of questions. If you have a question, it has been covered. Also, look up Howard Coleman's posts in the FD section and in the Suspension Tuning subforum. The way that his posts are laid out will give anyone that is staying rotary or doing suspension work a great roadmap to modifying their vehicle.
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