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Old 06-20-10, 10:47 PM
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Mechanic by trade, several mustangs in the garage but i fell on a 79 rx7....
had one in high school, 84, for a short time seen this on and got it. i get it in the shop and start looking and this car has sway bars, adjustable coilovers in front adjustable springs/spacers in back, crazy links on rear diff, wheel flares and a wide wheel kit??? needs paint but it goes good, not crazy but goes better than i remember. it has a b13 re egi in it and works well. I see a lot of mods so I hope to post some pics and get some help figuring out what I got here.
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Wow sounds like you got yourself a little beast of a car

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welcome! can't wait to see the pictures!
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no pics yet but I know it has adjustable lower a arms, adjustable front struts, hight, adjustable rear spring mounts, 8.8 ford rear axel wicked rear suspension links/panard bar, big sway bars, 13b engine/tranny from same car 4 bolt and driveshaft conversion on the rear axel, set of wheels and slicks, truckload of parts, car is from california apparently, I sent it for paint and when I get it back i will do some pic's so I can get some help figuring thjs car out..
thanks for the reply's I will post when I get it back.
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With a set up like that it is just begging for a Turbo swap!
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not home yet................. listen it's a 13b looking to do an oil change, looking for the type grade I should use? any help for a pushrod guy....
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a pic or two

thamks funkjaw, 20w50, any brand you reccomend? car is dirty, but pics aren't to bad billstein shocks?
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Old 06-27-10, 08:57 AM
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more yet don't hold the dirty underside against me, I am giong to put it on the hoint tonight to get a good look
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Old 06-27-10, 09:12 AM
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The trailer is the load of parts from tranny, to interior, fans,engine,glass,exhaust headers etc,wheelr and tires were used a couple of times on a road course. This car was an estate sale deal so no reggie yet, I have drove it home and to paint and back, seems to work really well but I can't wait to get it out for a drive....
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For just regular non synthetic oil I use Valvoline as recommended by a 30+ year rotary builder and former master Mazda technician.

Man that car is awesome you are so lucky to have found it!
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valvoiline it is, thanks for the info. New to the rotory so if anyone has any driving,shifting or redline rpm idea's, how hard can i drive this/ need to be warmed up more then a piston engine? Any tips or tricks would be a help.
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Also I was wondering if there is anyone in N.B. near Sussex following these cars?

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O.K. sneeking it out for a cool evening drive I am loving this car, i can feel everything, the feedback I get driving this car is amazing.... I am getting the bug, can anyone help with a turbo uprade.....

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something I forgot to mention earlier, this car acts stupid cold, won't idle, i see a dashpot or solenoid, electrical device that could push on the throttle cam, is this for cold start, is there a starting procedure?
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Rotaries typically make linear power all the way up to like 8 or 9 grand. I wouldn't take it past 8 though as there is really no point.

As for the other stuff you should now start consulting the 1st gen section as there is TONS of info for your engine, also some of the most knowledgeable people on this site hang out in the 1st gen section.
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Your car looks clean (at least from the iPhone), Im diggin it! Haha welcome
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finally got the title... transfer and insurance tomorrow...... can't wait to try it out... I made a mistake putting a ractive muffler on it, wow are these engines loud...... going back to the stock muffler, do they make a decent sounding muffler for these car's?

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I have oldschool racing beat mufflers on my car, sounds REALLY nice and not too loud at all.
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